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“Last chance before decapitation”: Trump threatens Iran over stalled peace talks
Alex Galbraith
The president raged on Monday after Iranian officials denied any active peace talks with the U.S.
Mitch McConnell is never coming back to the Senate
Amanda Marcotte
The likeliest reason for the Kentucky senator's ruse is also the most pathetic
“My job is to find out the truth”: Dana Bash grills RFK Jr. over vaccines
CK Smith
The HHS secretary denied responsibility for the nation's measles surge while defending vaccine skepticism
Trump’s FIFA pal in trouble as plan to sell off World Cup collapses
Andrew O'Hehir
FIFA head and Trump BFF Gianni Infantino thrives on greed and hubris. This time he went too far
Right-wing media can’t quit Hunter Biden
Sophia Tesfaye
Joe Biden’s troubled son has rehabilitated his image — not every Republican likes that
Fauci’s COVID‑origins hearing shows how conspiracy theories became political weapons
Art Jipson
The spectacle shows what happens when conspiracy theories become embedded in political institutions
Europe tightens borders after deadly Ceuta migrant surge
CK Smith
Spain rushed to reinforce its border as European leaders debated new controls after thousands crossed into Ceuta
Anthony Fauci’s Senate hearing proves we’re still living in 2020
Heather Digby Parton
Rand Paul's vendetta against the former chief medical advisor shows how we can't move beyond the year from hell
Meet the MAGA Influencer using a children’s civics education charity to line his pockets
Kali Bomeli
Nick Adams has brought in millions in donations. Much of that money goes to him
What Comic Con cosplay taught me about America’s divided politics
Brian Karem
The White House correspondents' dinner was phony and ugly. Comic Con was joyful, colorful and way more real
The real reason Todd Blanche won’t drop Trump’s slush fund
Amanda Marcotte
The acting attorney general made $10 million as the president’s defense attorney
Dan Patrick directs Texas Senate to study ways to further ingrain religion into public life
Alejandro Serrano
The lieutenant governor released seven new charges for state senators to study before the Legislature reconvenes
Madison police killing shows accountability can’t stop at ICE
Insha Rahman
Corey Ruiz's death in Wisconsin shows that local police need scrutiny too
Judges call out Trump DOJ for “unlawful,” “unethical” and “unseemly” conduct
J. David McSwane, Pratheek Rebala, Carla Astudillo
Federal judges have criticized the administration's prosecutors in hundreds of cases since Trump took office
Kaitlan Collins and CNN are complicit in the Trump circus
Sophia Tesfaye
The press didn't just cover Trump's White House Correspondents' Dinner meltdown — it enabled it
JD Vance will never be the GOP Obama
Amanda Marcotte
He can copy Obama's biography, but the vice president will never have the charisma
Talarico leads Paxton by 5 points in new poll of Texas’ U.S. Senate race
Gabby Birenbaum
The poll found the Austin Democrat with a surprising edge
Trump and Musk both want to control America’s history
Sonja Drimmer
The frenemies' strange obsession with historical "accuracy" has disturbing connections to big AI
Kamala Harris’ biggest opponent in 2028? Herself
Jason Kyle Howard
As she lays the groundwork for a campaign, Harris again risks a trap of her own making
Barns, go-karts and strip malls: The wild west of private schools that collect taxpayer dollars
Jennifer Smith Richards, Megan O’Matz, Mollie Simon, Jennifer Berry Hawes
State legislatures are steering money to private schools with far-reaching consequences
Court rebuffs Trump EO on mail voting rules
CK Smith
Court continues blocking key portions of Trump's executive order, siding with states' rights and the Constitution
Trump’s foreign policy enters its decadent, desperate end stage
Andrew O'Hehir
He restarted a war no one wanted and signed a nuclear deal no one read. What's next?
Pete Hegseth’s Iran war math doesn’t add up
Heather Digby Parton
The defense secretary pegged the war's cost at $37 billion. The real total is far higher
Even in conservative North Dakota, some socialist institutions thrive
Jeffrey Anvari-Clark
North Dakota has a long history of policies and institutions that could be considered socialist
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