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Bill Barr leverages Justice Dept. to “cancel” E. Jean Carroll’s rape accusation against Trump
Amanda Marcotte
Republicans claim to hate "cancel culture." So why is Bill Barr using federal powers to silence E. Jean Carroll?
How the evangelical movement became Trump’s “bitch” — and yes, I know what that word signifies
Michael Rea
As an evangelical myself, I can see how far the movement has sunk — even to betraying its own ideal of masculinity
Trump says it would be “an insult to our country” if Kamala Harris became the first female president
Bob Brigham
“She could never be the first woman president. That would be an insult to our country,” Trump said of Harris
Citizenship delays imperil voting for hundreds of thousands of immigrants in the 2020 election
Ming Hsu Chen
The long wait for naturalized citizenship imperils voting rights for a growing number of immigrants
Senate Dems probe political donations surrounding nomination of Louis DeJoy’s wife to be ambassador
Roger Sollenberger
The alignment of high-dollar donations with Trump's pick of Aldona Wos as ambassador was first reported by Salon
House panel launches probe into Postmaster General Louis DeJoy, who “could face criminal exposure”
Roger Sollenberger
Investigation follows claims that DeJoy reimbursed ex-employees for donating to GOP candidates — a potential crime
People who wear face masks become less sick if they do contract coronavirus, researchers find
Matthew Rozsa
Masks don't just stop the coronavirus's spread — they make you more likely to be asymptomatic, study says
Short on cash, Trump campaign appears to be hiding large-dollar payments to top staff
Roger Sollenberger
The Trump campaign hasn't reported payroll payments to several top officials, including its new campaign manager
Death Star blows itself up: Trump ran his campaign finances like his businesses — into the ground
Amanda Marcotte
It's no surprise that Trump's campaign is a giant grift. But will his donors keep pouring good money after bad?
Analysis: These eight battleground states that will decide the 2020 presidential election
Alex Henderson
Trump's unlikely to win the popular vote, but it's entirely possible he could pull off an Electoral College victory
Trump campaign pushes bogus conspiracy theories and misinformation as Joe Biden leads in the polls
Alex Henderson
"He’s able to muddy the waters so thoroughly that democracy wilts on the vine," Syracuse Prof Whitney Phillips says
Labor’s lost power: Why were union warnings on COVID danger ignored?
Bob Hennelly
From the beginning of this pandemic, labor unions have issued clear and urgent warnings. Almost no one listened
“Thugs!”: Trump blasts Black Lives Matter movement shortly after “Fox & Friends” covers protests
Brad Reed
“Fox & Friends” earlier devoted an entire segment to demonstrators harassing diners
The banality of evocation: Remembering a feminist movement that hasn’t ended
Erin L. Thompson
As statues topple across the country, the Pioneers Monument is a test case for the future of public art in America
Pressure mounts on Louis DeJoy after exposé suggests he broke campaign-finance laws
Jon Queally
Postmaster general faces calls to resign, possible investigation, after Washington Post report on GOP donations
From Donald Trump to John Wayne: How to become a hero of the Christian Right
Kristin Kobes Du Mez
A historian explains how culture has played a critical role in shaping a rugged vision of Christian manhood
Trump again claims he’s bringing down drug prices, but details of how are skimpy
Victoria Knight
This isn’t the first time Trump has made this promise to the American people
7 details from new exposé on financial turmoil — and bitter backstabbing — in the Trump campaign
Cody Fenwick
President Donald Trump’s campaign is having money trouble, according to a New York Times report
Why Trump’s generals are remaining silent on story of fallen soldiers
Sarah K Burris
Conservative columnist David Frum wonders why none of President Donald Trump’s generals are racing to defend him
How Jerry Falwell helped pave the way for the white nationalist horrors of the Trump era
Alex Henderson
To understand Trumpism and the Christian Right in 2020, one must understand the role Falwell, Sr. played
New engineering report finds privately built border wall will fail
Jeremy Schwartz, Perla Trevizo
The 3-mile border fence along the shore of the Rio Grande will fail during extreme flooding, says new report
Decoding QAnon: From Pizzagate to Kanye to Marina Abramovic, this conspiracy covers everything
Robert Guffey
The QAnon universe: A D.C. pizzeria with children in the basement and an art-world celebrity aligned with Satan
The ugly numbers are finally in on the 2017 Trump tax rewrite
David Cay Johnston
Radical Republicans ramrodded that law through Congress, and the rich made out like bandits
Help, I’m addicted to my Sodastream
Amanda Marcotte
A break in the supply chain forced me to confront how much pop I drink — and how much I refuse to feel bad about it
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