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Donald Trump still livid Bob Woodward was “allowed” to write books about him

Bob Brigham
"Our Country has been taken over by Scammers and Hoaxsters, and we have to take it back," Trump wrote

Famous ex-neo-Nazi shifts focus: America is becoming “the skinhead’s dream of the 1990s”

David Masciotra
Individual "deradicalization" is pointless, says Christian Picciolini — if we can't change society, we're doomed

Mike Lindell held a rally to demand more Fox News coverage – and failed spectacularly

Alex Henderson
The My Pillow guy continues to sell the election fraud lie, but nobody's paying enough attention to buy it

Chick-fil-A, the National Prayer Breakfast and right-wing Christianity: Delicious combo!

Jonathan Larsen
Right-wing chicken empire denies connection to annual breakfast — but one executive has played key role for years

Welcome to the Martians! We now live in a world stranger than science fiction

Tom Engelhardt
In an age of surging authoritarianism, our world is increasingly like science fiction – and not in a good way

Looking for America in Thanksgiving week: It must be here somewhere

Brian Karem
On the road from D.C. to Missouri, I find a discontented and divided country — that doesn't even know what's wrong

Bill proposed by MTG would award Congressional Gold Medal to Kyle Rittenhouse

David Edwards
A new bill, proposed by Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, would award a Congressional gold medal to Kyle Rittenhouse.

Trump rushed Rittenhouse to Mar-a-Lago after not guilty verdict

Kenneth Tran
"Really, a nice young man," Trump described Rittenhouse

Lauren Boebert challenges Madison Cawthorn to “sprint” for Rittenhouse internship

Jon Skolnik
The two House Republicans are dueling for Kyle Rittenhouse's attention

FBI probes another attempted election data breach linked to MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell

Igor Derysh
Two local officials spoke with Lindell sidekick before leaked data was featured at his August "cyber symposium"

Why Donald Trump exalts Kyle Rittenhouse: Nothing gets the base going like violence

Amanda Marcotte
Trump doesn't need violence to steal the 2024 election, but he champions it anyway — because his base loves it

It’s not just Joe Biden — being president has always been incredibly unpopular

Heather Digby Parton
The measure of a successful president has been how skillfully he rides the wave

Escape from TrumpWorld: “Anonymous” White House aide Miles Taylor on post-Trump trauma

Chauncey DeVega
Former Trump aide who was "Anonymous": Why he stayed, why he left and how the GOP became more dangerous than ISIS

Wisconsin GOP wants to seize control of elections — and even send commissioners to jail

Igor Derysh
Top state election official calls GOP effort a “blatantly partisan and coordinated" scheme to undermine democracy

“Total asymmetric warfare”: Georgia GOP redraws political map as Senate Democrats do nothing

Jessica Corbett
Republicans "rigging elections and shutting Dems out of power for next decade on simple majority party-line votes"

West Virginia Governor Jim Justice faces justice for coal crimes in Kentucky

Adam Mahoney
Kentucky's newest strategy might stop coal barons from gaming the reclamation system

Alex Jones, Roger Stone slapped with subpoenas by Jan. 6 committee

Jon Skolnik
The two right-wing provocateurs over allegations of fueling Capitol riot

RNC using donor funds to pay Donald Trump’s legal bills in N.Y. criminal probe

Igor Derysh
Republican donors are paying for Trump's legal team — while he sits atop a $100 million campaign war chest

The Rittenhouse syndrome: Has America crossed the Rubicon?

Jim Sleeper
Those who celebrate the Rittenhouse verdict don't understand the chaos they've invited — but they crave it

Biden moves to replace Trump-picked USPS board members

Jake Johnson
"We need a Postal Service board of governors that is committed to replacing Mr. DeJoy"

Leaked text messages: Right-wing group coordinated with Trump for Jan 6 rally

Sarah Burris
"We are following POTUS' lead," said Amy Kremer, founder of Women for America First

The line between right-wing trolling and violence is collapsing

Amanda Marcotte
From "trigger the libs" to "pull the trigger on the libs": Right-wing trolling will inevitably lead to violence

Pence vs. Trump? Former veep opposing “extreme” Trump-backed GOP primary challengers

Igor Derysh
Wall Street Journal reports that Pence and the Republican Governors Association are set to defy TrumpWorld

Republicans splinter: It’s Trump versus the GOP establishment — again

Heather Digby Parton
Trump skeptics in the GOP have finally reached their limit
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