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Drug reform won a clean sweep in the 2020 election
Phillip Smith
"Today’s victory is a landmark declaration that the time has come to stop criminalizing people for drug use"
Trump and GOP rush to “quietly pack the FEC with partisans” after election, watchdog group warns
Igor Derysh
The FEC would have three Republicans, two independents and only one Democrat if the Senate moves forward
What’s next for Fox News without its “golden goose”
Melanie McFarland
Trumpism needs Fox News more than Fox needs Trump. But there are around 73 million reasons for Fox to stick with it
The far right is cracking up, as their violent fantasies of Trump’s fascist takeover evaporate
Amanda Marcotte
QAnon, the Proud Boys and white nationalist groups flail around helplessly as twilight falls on the Trump era
Justice Samuel Alito called out for highly “partisan” speech on COVID-19 rules and same-sex marriage
Igor Derysh
The Supreme Court justice’s “angry” Federalist Society speech makes a good case for court reform, scholars say
Can Trump spin his crushing defeat into a new business venture? Don’t bet against it
Heather Digby Parton
Trump just lost an election and may be $1 billion in debt. But he's spent his whole life spinning crap into gold
We’ve been on Donald Trump’s road for a long, long time
Tom Engelhardt
Donald Trump didn’t exactly arrive out of the blue
Republicans are encouraging people to report voter fraud for up to a $1 million reward
Shawn Mulcahy
Republicans dominated up and down the ballot in Texas, but Patrick is still crusading for proof of fraud
Trump campaign presents 238 pages of ridiculous GOP poll watcher affidavits
Julia Conley
"This is an effort to find a problem when one does not exist"
Trump plans “vote-count rallies” to “wreck” Fox News in bid to launch competing network: report
Igor Derysh
Trump reportedly considers launching a "cheaper" streaming-only MAGA platform over an "expensive" cable channel
Obama: Trump “promised an elixir” for the “racial anxiety” of Americans spooked by a Black president
Roger Sollenberger
Tump "promised an elixir" for the racist anxiety Obama's election stirred in white Americans, the ex-president says
Arizona’s Republican attorney general sees “no evidence” of voter fraud: Voters backed GOP—not Trump
Igor Derysh
"People voted for Republicans down-ballot but they didn’t vote" for Trump, he said. That "doesn’t mean it’s fraud"
Don’t panic: Trump’s coup will fail — but he’s turning GOP voters against democracy
Amanda Marcotte
Trump's clown-car coup is deeply dangerous, but not because it has any chance of overturning this election
Kayleigh McEnany refers questions to White House in Fox News appearance as Trump campaign adviser
Roger Sollenberger
McEnany attempted to defend her latest Fox News appearance by falsely claiming it was protected by the Constitution
So-called “Latino vote” is 32 million Americans with diverse political opinions and national origins
Lisa Garcia Bedolla
Why the polls and the candidates got Latino voters wrong — again
Chris Hedges on the task ahead: Will Biden surrender to plutocrats and paralysis?
Chauncey DeVega
Pulitzer-winning author: Biden and the Democrats will "just dig themselves deeper," fueling a fascist comeback
Trump’s false voter-fraud claims could blow GOP’s chances of holding Senate
Sophia Tesfaye
Republicans are boosting Trump's BS in hopes of saving two Georgia Senate seats. That might doom them instead
Trump’s desperation play: Post-election rallies to feature obituaries of supposedly dead voters
Jake Johnson
"The Trump campaign's strategy is basically to completely undermine faith in democracy"
Kamala Harris and the evolution of the birds: worldwide lessons
Terri Langston
How evolution over millions of years has created sovereign female birds and equally sovereign human females
Living with the legacy of my Trump-voting Vietnamese relatives
Caroline Cao
Since my grandparents insisted on backing Trump, I want that voting record on their obituaries
Trump is defeated. Trumpism is more alive than ever
Keith A. Spencer
Trump's sadistic bullying riled voters and enabled the GOP to redistribute wealth upwards without them noticing
Trump’s last attempt to steal the election won’t work
Robert Reich
Don’t fall into Trump’s cry for attention — it's a final attempt of a desperate, bitter man to cling to power
Why voters of color were decisive for Biden despite Democrats’ missteps
Angelika Albaladejo
Grassroots groups expanded the electorate, despite ineffective outreach from the Democratic Party
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