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What’s the best thing a new attorney general can do? Not be the current guy
Terry H. Schwadron
There’s a whole lot at Bill Barr’s Justice Department that needs undoing, but some things should be left alone
As FDA gives Pfizer and BioNTech the vaccine green light, global concerns over equal access grow
Jessica Corbett
Advocates warn that 9 out of 10 people in poor countries are set to miss out on Covid-19 vaccine in 2021
Republicans are furious with GOP leaders backing Trump’s attempts to overturn election results
Matthew Chapman
Sen. Lindsey Graham is among those under fire from within the party for backing Trump's lawsuits
Mass protests for reproductive rights erupt in Poland: Why Americans should learn from them
Julie Burkhart
Poland is a reminder that when authoritarians take power, attacks on reproductive rights often follow
Trump is “infuriated” by Bill Barr’s handling of election and Hunter Biden investigations: report
Bob Brigham
The Wall Street Journal reports that Trump may appoint 2 special counsels in his final days in office
Trump complains he “can’t get ‘standing’ before the Supreme Court” in rant about election results
Bob Brigham
After the court rejected a suit to overturn the election, Trump goes on a Twitter rant about getting "screwed"
Psycho secession: Texas’ lost-cause lawsuit was the first shot in a new Civil War
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Even the right-wing Supreme Court blanched at outright sedition by 126 members of Congress. We must not forget
On way out the door, Trump EPA rejects tightening deadly soot pollution standards
Andrea Germanos
"The failure to strengthen particulate-matter protections is a dereliction of duty that puts lives at risk"
If Joe Biden really wants bipartisan action, experts say foreign policy is his best bet
Jordan Tama, Jonathan Monten, Joshua Busby, Joshua D. Kertzer, Michael J. Tierney, Dina Smeltz
Climate action, perhaps the highest global priority of all, will be a tough sell to Republicans, however
How Hanukkah came to be an annual White House celebration
Jonathan D. Sarna
President Carter, who ironically earned under 50% of the Jewish vote, made the first step in starting the tradition
Rebekah Jones, Florida’s COVID-19 whistleblower, says Gov. DeSantis has health officials “terrified”
Matthew Rozsa
After campaigning for transparency in COVID-19 case reporting, Jones' home was raided by armed agents
“Stand by for lawsuit”: Twitter users taunt Trump as TIME names Biden-Harris “Person of the Year”
Meaghan Ellis
Twitter users are trolling the lame-duck president with posts predicting how they think Trump will respond
Mike Lee becomes lone Republican to block bipartisan bill creating American Women’s History Museum
Igor Derysh
The Utah Republican's move to block the museum comes on the 100th anniversary of women's suffrage
Republicans want more than a coup: Trump’s loyalty test exposes their hatred for democracy
Amanda Marcotte
More than half of House Republicans and 17 GOP attorneys general have outed themselves as traitors
Trump’s bankers questioned by prosecutors in “significantly escalating” criminal probe: report
Igor Derysh
Manhattan District Attorney Cy Vance is investigating Trump for potential tax, bank, and insurance fraud
American democracy might just survive Trump — but no, “the system” isn’t working
Heather Digby Parton
Think we can relax because Trump hasn't overturned the election? Think again: America is headed for disaster
Lindsey Graham’s a small fish who “hovers around a larger predator,” says Lincoln Project co-founder
Sarah K. Burris
Graham is under fire again for telling Georgia to throw out millions of votes and hand Trump a win
Rush Limbaugh says belief in a future “secession” is growing over US political divides
Alex Henderson
Limbaugh told his audience on Wednesday that the U.S. is "trending toward secession"
Don’t look past Trump’s coup attempt: This is a dark moment in American history
Chauncey DeVega
Trump's attempt to overturn the election has failed. But the larger plan to subvert democracy is working perfectly
Red alert for reporters: Trumpers are destroying evidence on their way out the door
Dan Froomkin
A minor scandal at CDC is the tip of a huge iceberg — only journalists can stop team Trump from wholesale erasure
Why do smart people lie about alien encounters?
Matthew Rozsa, Keith A. Spencer
An Israeli Defense Minister joins a cadre of politically respectable people with specious claims of meeting E.T.
The U.S. Constitution is hopelessly outdated. It’s time to re-envision it
Greg Coleridge, Jessica Munger
Americans view the constitution as a sacred text, even as its flaws are becoming more glaring
A new civil war? It’s here: The right’s grievance politics is killing thousands every day
Amanda Marcotte
Right-wingers express their hatred by waving guns around, but spreading the virus was a much deadlier assault
Aides raise age concerns about Dianne Feinstein as she forgets key discussions and briefings: report
Igor Derysh
Chuck Schumer reportedly had to ask Feinstein to step down from Judiciary post twice; she forgot the first time
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