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“Trump never pays his bills”: Truth Social reportedly stiffs contractor amid financial “disarray”
Igor Derysh
Trump's Twitter knockoff is already in a "bitter battle" with its web host over $1.6 million in unpaid bills
It’s time to cancel Batman — for good
D. Watkins
Yes, I was once a big fan. But Batman hasn't been good for Gotham, and it's time we admit it
Now CNN wants to be less “partisan”: Will the media never learn its lesson?
Chauncey DeVega
With Brian Stelter off the air, CNN seems determined to repeat the grotesque errors that led to President Trump
Trump will keep fighting to the end — and Mar-a-Lago won’t change that
Gregg Barak
Don't expect Trump to back down: A lengthy career of criminality and litigation has prepared him for this war
Judge orders DOJ to release redacted Mar-a-Lago affidavit
Kenny Stancil
Reinhart instructed the Justice Department to publish a redacted version of its affidavit by noon Friday
Man arrested for jumping fence of FBI headquarters in Chicago
Sarah K Burris
The man is also said to have been throwing rocks at the building
Two plead guilty to conspiracy in theft of Ashley Biden’s diary, sold to Project Veritas
Kelly McClure
Conspirators in bungled plot sold presidential daughter's diary for $40,000, face up to five years in prison
Trump’s return is distracting the GOP — and allowing Democrats to get things done
Amanda Marcotte
Biden racks up wins on guns, climate, and loans — as Trump conspiracies weaken the GOP's obstructionist powers
Trump floats dubious new legal defense in lengthy Truth Social tirade at FBI
Brad Reed
Trump appears to think the Presidential Records Act he may have violated gives him access to secret docs
“That’s not what our report said”: Ex-Mueller prosecutor says Barr’s Trump memo is “legally wrong”
Igor Derysh
Former Mueller deputy Andrew Weissmann called the memo a "doozy" and "quite a shocking document"
America has a chance to retreat from madness: Will the midterms save us — or doom democracy?
Brian Karem
Some Trump voters are ripe for deprogramming. Instead of calling them names, let's work together to save America
It’s happening: Abortion rights and the threat to democracy are reshaping the midterms
Austin Sarat, Dennis Aftergut
No, one special election victory doesn't prove anything — but it sure feels like the political winds have shifted
CREW head Noah Bookbinder: Here’s why Bill Barr “didn’t want public to see” Trump memo
Jessica Corbett
Head of watchdog group: DOJ memo meant to clear Trump of conspiracy charges "is not just wrong; it is dangerous"
California pushing to ban gasoline-fueled new car sales by 2035
Jenna McGuire
"This will help turbocharge the transition to EVs everywhere"
Dobbs was a game changer: Democrats eye abortion as key to midterm success
Sophia Tesfaye
Several straight elections since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade have gone favorably for Democrats
Trump complains about classified docs: “I don’t understand why I can’t have these things”
David Edwards
Trump has claimed that he declassified all of the documents but has not presented any evidence that he did
Donald Trump reaps the mistrust he sowed: Mar-a-Lago leaves him paranoid and confused
Heather Digby Parton
After undermining the "trusted voices" who tried to navigate the US through COVID, Trump is left with few to trust
Florida GOP primary loser Laura Loomer cries fraud: “I’m not conceding because I’m a winner”
Igor Derysh
Another Trump ally takes a page out of the former president's playbook in a sign of things to come
Rep. Adam Schiff on Jan. 6, Trump’s coup and the “worst-case scenario” for America’s future
Chauncey DeVega
Conscience of the Congress says he's "more worried about the health of our democracy" now than after Jan. 6
Democrats have seized the momentum — now that needs to flow down-ballot
Gaby Goldstein, Mallory Roman
Our analysis shows a narrow path for Democrats to win back state-level power. It's crucial — but it won't be easy
As Anthony Fauci announces retirement, experts weigh in on how history will remember him
Matthew Rozsa
The chief medical advisor became a household name during the COVID years, while being vilified by many on the right
Andrew Tate shows how fascists recruit online: Men fall victim to the insecurity-to-fascism pipeline
Amanda Marcotte
Young men’s dating woes attract them to online misogynists, who then convert them to authoritarianism
DOJ subpoenas more security video — suggesting officials believe Trump still has more docs: report
Sky Palma
"Officials are not certain whether they have recovered all the presidential records," The New York Times reported
“Self-inflicted wound”: Trump’s release of “damning” National Archives letter blows up in his face
Bob Brigham
Trump's team thought the letter would help their case. Legal experts say it did the opposite
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