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This is why we need government that actually works
Terry H. Schwadron
The Texas freeze and the COVID-19 pandemic have a lot in common
Biden’s big COVID bill proves a lot of his critics wrong
Heather Digby Parton
How Joe Biden could end up being the most transformative president since FDR
“The walls seem to be rapidly closing in”: Trump “may be in real trouble” with the law, experts say
Brad Reed
"It is not easy to be involved in politics if you are broke and in jail"
What Chris Wray didn’t say: Unpacking the FBI chief’s wobbly Capitol riot testimony
Iveta Cherneva
FBI director left many questions unanswered and spun multiple stories — but at least he didn't indulge the wackos
After opposing wildly popular stimulus package, GOP hopes to gnaw away at public support
Ramsey Touchberry
Republicans flee in all directions: They'll take credit for parts of the package, while claiming it's useless
The “South ParQ Vaccination Special” fails to be funny – but maybe that’s the point
Melanie McFarland
A year into the pandemic brings us yet another "South Park" one-off that sadly brings home what we can't control
Republican Sen. Rick Scott begs red states governors to “reject and return” COVID aid
Jon Skolnik
Florida Sen. Rick Scott to GOP governors and mayors: Don't accept "wasteful" federal funds
Biden signs two executive orders to advance gender equality on International Women’s Day
Jenna McGuire
"Elevating the status of women and girls globally is the right thing to do"
Newly released call: Trump pressured top Georgia investigator to find nonexistent election fraud
Igor Derysh
Trump falsely insisted he won Georgia "by a lot" and pushed to find fraud by Jan. 6, a "very important date"
Donald and Melania Trump only living former president and first lady to not join COVID-19 campaign
Jon Skolnik
Every other president and first lady appeared in a PSA to promote COVID-19 vaccines
Fox News host Sean Hannity falsely claims that Joe Biden only recently developed a stutter
Sarah K Burris
Hannity has doubled down on conspiracy theories about the president's health
Can we save American democracy, if it was never a democracy to begin with?
Chauncey DeVega
America has taken tentative steps toward true multiracial democracy — but all that hangs in the balance now
GOP’s new reality-warping message: Economic boom will have “nothing” to do with Biden stimulus
Ramsey Touchberry
In a clearly coordinated counterattack, GOP leaders say the economy is rebounding — but Democrats didn't do it
John Dean: “It is only a matter of how many days” until district attorney indicts Trump
Sarah K Burris
"You do not visit a prosecutor's office seven times if they are not planning to indict," Dean says
Evangelicals lost a major female leader over Trump supporter hypocrisy – will other women follow?
Ashlie D. Stevens
Beth Moore was a singular voice in a denomination dominated by men. Her loss is huge for the church
Anne Lamott on coping with “existential exhaustion,” from the healing power of Target to forgiveness
Mary Elizabeth Williams
"It's devastating to be here on earth," the author acknowledged and outlined ways to keep going despite it all
Twitter sues Texas over Trump ban, says Attorney General Paxton now “retaliating” with investigation
Jon Skolnik
Twitter continues to maintain that the Trump ban was protected by its First Amendment Rights
ACLU slams Biden on migrant policies: He “just dusted off Trump’s CLOSED sign”
Igor Derysh
Immigration groups say Biden breaking promises on immigration rules, family detention and child migrant facilities
New York prosecutors now looking into Seven Springs Estate, one of Trump’s “bigger legal nightmares”
Jon Skolnik
New subpoenas are targeting Seven Springs Estate, a 213-acre property Trump failed to develop
A (culture) war of desperation: Without Trump, Republicans wage their last stand
Heather Digby Parton
Trump let the racist genie out of the bottle
The Capitol attack: White supremacist terrorism meets evangelical Christianity
Chauncey DeVega
Religion expert Robert P. Jones on the toxic union of QAnon, white supremacy and the fading evangelical movement
We could fix our badly damaged democracy — but Republicans don’t want to
Dan Froomkin
Why are Republicans blocking the massive reform bill that could fix politics? Because they prefer things broken
Rachel Maddow explains how prosecutors could nail Trump in Georgia criminal investigation
Sarah K. Burris
The former president is facing several investigations and possible criminal charges
“Frightening” new data shows humanity has degraded or destroyed two-thirds of world’s rainforest
Jessica Corbett
"We need to stop destroying forests and other nature, for the sake of our health, biodiversity, and climate"
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