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Trump attempts to bribe seniors for votes by promising to mail $200 medicine discount cards
Jake Johnson
"Seniors and all Americans don't need Trump cards, they need real solutions to rip-off drug prices."
Trump and his movement are evil — but the hope-peddlers in the chattering class won’t say so
Chauncey DeVega
Trump's threats against democracy shouldn't surprise anyone — why must the media caste keep acting so shocked?
Trump approves final plan to import drugs from across the border
Phil Galewitz
The final plan clears the way for six states to implement a program bringing medications from Canada
Robert Reich on the 6 crucial races that will flip the Senate
Robert Reich
Here are six key races you should be paying attention to
With COVID-19, vaccine messaging faces an unprecedented test
Jillian Kramer
A Covid-19 vaccine is coming. Will public health messaging be enough to convince Americans to get it?
The president wants you dead — and so do his friends and advisers. It’s that simple
David Masciotra
It's not adequate to say that Trump's regime is stupid and incompetent. That's true — but the malice runs deeper
Warren rips Trump rush to fill RBG seat as “last gasp of a right-wing, billionaire-fueled party”
Jake Johnson
"This kind of sleazy double-dealing is the last gasp of a desperate party," Warren said.
It’s official: Trump picks Amy Coney Barrett as his nominee to succeed Ginsburg on Supreme Court
Roxanne Cooper
Her confirmation would consolidate a conservative majority on the nation’s highest court
“The Comey Rule” will likely trigger Trump, and series star Michael Kelly couldn’t be happier
Dean Obeidallah
The Showtime series will "piss off people on the left and the right," the actor says in his "Salon Talks" interview
Legal experts are freaking out about Bill Barr’s actions to help Trump win
Travis Gettys
"The attorney general is a threat to American citizens having free and fair access to the vote"
Here’s why the latest Texas polls are so ominous for the GOP — even if Trump wins the state
Alex Henderson
Some pundits continue to describe Texas a "deep red state," but at this point "light red" may be more accurate
This vanishing moment and our vanishing future
Nick Turse
John Hersey, Hiroshima, and the end of world
These secret safety panels will pick the COVID vaccine winners
Rachana Pradhan
A secret panel of experts are tasked with reviewing crucial data on the safety and effectiveness of COVID vaccines
Behind Trump’s push for civil war: A deep history of white supremacist paranoia
Paul Rosenberg
Scholar James Scaminaci III on the deeply rooted and dangerous visions of race war now driving the far right
Pollsters were convinced Clinton would win in 2016. Can they be trusted in 2020?
Matthew Rozsa
We asked political scientists and polling experts what went wrong with polling in 2016 — and if it had been fixed
Ruth Bader Ginsburg: A titan on values and the 2020 election risks
Frank Vogl
A personal perspective from an American Jew at a truly momentous time in U.S. history
The Supreme Court is finished: Republicans have killed it. Now it’s time to fight back
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Trump and McConnell have corrupted the Supreme Court and th judicial branch for a generation. Time to fight dirty
Presidential campaigns take flight in the age of the coronavirus
Janet Bednarek
Private planes have become the preferred mode of transport for Joe Biden and Donald Trump amid COVID-19 challenges.
Psychologist Stephen Soldz: With Trump’s coup threat, America now faces a “defining crisis”
Igor Derysh
Trump represents "classical fascism" and Republicans are committed to "abolishing democracy," Soldz tells Salon
Tucker Carlson: “Every story” about George Floyd and Breonna Taylor has “at its core” been “a lie”
Roger Sollenberger
Fox News recently admitted in court that its star host is not always accurate when he discusses the news on TV
Ted Cruz blocks a U.S. Senate resolution to honor Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Abby Livingston
The war of words on the Senate floor is likely a preamble to a coming brawl to replace Ginsburg
Federal judge delivers a blow to AG Barr in the battle against former FBI deputy director McCabe
Alex Henderson
A federal judge has ruled that Andrew McCabe's lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Justice can continue
Which of Trump’s Supreme Court choices might be most reliably conservative?
Matthew Dahl
President Donald Trump has said he will name a Supreme Court nominee in the coming days
Whither the middle class? Biden, Trump have wildly different ideas about what “middle class” means
David Stebenne
As the middle class has shrunk, the two candidates focus on reviving it — with incongruous policy proposals
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