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“Hope is an action”: In red states, activists refuse to surrender on reproductive rights
Tatyana Tandanpolie
As GOP state lawmakers threaten reproductive rights, advocates are doubling down on their fight for freedom
As the media landscape shrinks, the right-wing bullhorn only gets louder
Melanie McFarland
Broadcast news anchors are leaving and critics like Joy Reid have been fired. Can the news as we know it survive?
“This is what happens when someone appeases barbarians”: Putin defies Trump, escalates attacks
Sophia Tesfaye
The U.S. has stopped sharing satellite intelligence with Ukraine
Trump can’t criticize Putin’s invasion. He’s threatening his own
Ross Rosenfeld
If Trump were to criticize Putin's invasion, it would make it more difficult for him to justify his own actions
Why America owes Ukraine a thank-you card — not the other way around
Dzmitry Halko
JD Vance and his boss are throwing away this century's greatest US accomplishment — and they don't even know it
Trump wants to extend citizenship to “any farmer” from South Africa, but experts say he likely can’t
Griffin Eckstein
But the president "does not have the authority" to create a visa or citizenship rule without Congress, experts say
In “Mickey 17,” Bong Joon-ho rips into Trump with a rousing, space-set satire
Coleman Spilde
Two Robert Pattinsons lead the director's follow-up to "Parasite," one of the best films of the year so far
Judge rules Musk’s DOGE operatives can access sensitive Treasury data, at least for now
Griffin Eckstein
The Clinton appointee called privacy concerns "understandable," but ruled against a restraining order on Friday
Trump may want to close the Department of Education, but for now he’s exploiting its power
Russell Payne
The Trump administration is using a Department of Education office to go after trans rights
Maine Social Security snafu a “mistake,” Trump administration says
Griffin Eckstein
Maine Gov. Janet Mills, a Democrat, publicly clashed with Trump at a televised meeting last month
Trump quietly props up the strictest abortion ban in the country
Amanda Marcotte
"Ordering people to suffer": Trump backs states that ban life-saving care for pregnant women
The FCC’s MAGA standard: Target Trump’s enemies, let Fox News off the hook
Jonathan Reiss
The selective weaponization of the FCC is one of Trump's most powerful tools
Slouching toward Mount McKinley: Trump and the end of the American century
Alfred McCoy
William McKinley seems obscure now — but the Trump team wants to bring back his Gilded Age imperialism
“An affront to the First Amendment”: CBS moves to dismiss Trump’s “60 Minutes” suit
Griffin Eckstein
Attorneys for Paramount argued the suit sought "to punish" news organizations that the president dislikes
“An American president is not a king”: Judge reverses Trump’s firing of NLRB member
Griffin Eckstein
The D.C. judge and Obama appointee ruled that NLRB member Gwynne Wilcox should be reinstated on the labor panel
“Don’t think I’m a criminal”: Crypto fraudster Sam Bankman-Fried maintains innocence from prison
Griffin Eckstein
The man behind FTX shared what its like to spend time with rapper-mogul Diddy in a Tucker Carlson interview
“Scalpel not hatchet”: Trump clarifies to Cabinet that Musk can’t fire employees
Griffin Eckstein
The president weighed in after weeks of confusion, telling Cabinet leaders that they, not Musk, held firing power
Republicans, joined by 10 Democrats, censure Al Green for disrupting Trump’s State of the Union
Tatyana Tandanpolie
Rep. Al Green, D-Texas, was formally condemned by his peers for interrupting President Donald Trump on Tuesday
Trump may revoke legal status for 240,000 Ukrainian refugees, clearing way for deportations
Nicholas Liu
A White House spokesperson denied that a decision has already been made
“This isn’t just a job to us”: Fired federal workers decry the Trump-Musk assault on government
Russell Payne
Former federal workers say Americans will soon feel the impact of the Trump administration's massive purge
Trump’s speech was the pinnacle of MAGA. Now what?
Brian Karem
It’s Donald Trump’s state — but there is no union
The biggest threat to privacy is not Elon Musk
Nolan Higdon
“Crawling through the data of the Social Security”: Musk makes the case for a Privacy Bill of Rights
“Not fit to have a job”: Trump victim-blames veterans, workers for his war on the economy
Amanda Marcotte
When Grandma's Social Security check goes missing, Trump and Musk plan to call her a "fraud"
“Identity fraud”: Proposed Texas state law would make identifying as transgender a felony
Alex Galbraith
The bill proposed by State Rep. Tom Oliverson would leave transgender Texans open to charges of fraud
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