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Prosecutor who quit Roger Stone case because of Trump and Barr’s interference to testify in Congress
Alex Henderson
House Democrats subpoenaed the former U.S. Department of Justice prosecutor
The tortured logic of racism: A field guide to the “arguments” against Black Lives Matter protests
Sophia A. McClennen
The harder it is to deny systemic racism, the more outrageous the pushback becomes
Trump claims his niece signed an NDA, threatens to sue her over tell-all book: report
Matthew Chapman
President Donald Trump is reportedly considering a lawsuit against his niece
Was the coronavirus outbreak an intelligence failure?
Erik J. Dahl
It's clear that having information sooner and acting more quickly on what was known could have slowed the spread
Hydroxychloroquine truther Laura Ingraham urges Trump campaign to ignore “alarmist COVID drivel”
Roger Sollenberger
The Fox News host also used her platform to accuse Anthony Fauci of leading the nonexistent "medical deep state"
Why scientists are optimistic about a new COVID-19 drug (that’s not hydroxychloroquine)
Matthew Rozsa
Experts who spoke to Salon say that a new report about a coronavirus drug, dexamethasone, could be a hopeful sign
Trump defends law enforcement officials as he signs executive order on police reform
Roger Sollenberger
"Without police, there is chaos," the president said as he signed the order banning chokeholds in certain cases
FDA says Trump’s favored coronavirus drug “unlikely to be effective”
Matthew Rozsa
Trump has touted hydroxychloroquine and chloroquine as coronavirus treatments, despite shaky scientific evidence
Texas police fact-check Tucker Carlson’s “gross mischaracterization” of Black Lives Matter protest
Roger Sollenberger
The pro-Trump Fox News host opened his show by saying, "Black Lives Matter is now more popular than the president"
Melania and Ivanka Trump refer to each other as “the princess” and “the portrait,” new book reveals
Tom Boggioni
"They don’t really get along and Donald Trump is often the referee," Pulitzer Prize-winner Mary Jordan says
Coronavirus is back, and spreading — but let’s blame Trump, instead of each other
Amanda Marcotte
An indefinite lockdown was always unsustainable, but Trump's lack of a plan led to our current predicament
Trump Labor Department quietly offers up 401(k) plans to private equity vultures
Jake Johnson
"401(k) investors will be devoured like lambs to the slaughter"
Trump cut off nephew’s medical care for cerebral palsy during dispute over inheritances: report
Travis Gettys
“When [he] sued us, we said: ‘Why should we give him medical coverage?’” Trump told The Daily News at the time
Leaked call: Pence tells governors to parrot Trump’s false claims downplaying rise of COVID-19 cases
Igor Derysh
"If we stop testing right now, we’d have very few cases, if any,” Trump falsely claimed on Monday
A brief history of the “Lost Cause”: Why this toxic myth still appeals to so many white Americans
Bob Cesca
Racist myth-making conquered American history — and white people's minds — for far too long. Time to face the facts
The Postal Service is steadily getting worse — can it handle a national mail-in election?
Ryan McCarthy, Maryam Jameel
Mail delivery has slowed so much that ballot deadlines in many states are no longer realistic.
Donald Trump has preyed on the American psyche like a demon. At last the exorcism has begun
Dan Froomkin
I've wondered whether America could recover from this president. A movement and a moment have made that possible
Abandoned by Trump’s White House: Inside states’ mad scramble to buy their own ventilators
Rachana Pradhan
States have been forced to compete for a share of the nation’s stockpile of ventilators
GOP purges right-wing members from Congress — to replace them with even more radical candidates
Sophia Tesfaye
Republicans like Steve King and Denver Riggleman are being driven from office — by even crazier Republicans
Kayleigh McEnany, Mike Pence, and the narcissistic apocalypse of the new evangelicals
Roger Sollenberger
Kayleigh McEnany's obsession with Christian martyrdom heralds a shift in the White House's locus of religious death
Conservatives — led by Justice Alito — melt down over Supreme Court’s pro-LGBTQ ruling
Alex Henderson
The religious right is fuming after a perceived betrayal by Trump's first SCOTUS nominee Neil Gorsuch
Trump isn’t welcome here: Tulsa’s largest newspaper tells the president to stay away
Jake Johnson
"We don’t know why he chose Tulsa, but we can’t see any way that his visit will be good for the city."
“Unethical”: Fox News removes digitally altered images of police brutality protests in Seattle
Roger Sollenberger
"To use a photo out of context in a journalistic setting like that seems unethical"
What’s antifa? Journalist Talia Lavin on the reality behind the media’s “pernicious lies”
Roger Sollenberger
Confused about antifa? So is everyone. "Anti-fascists have a purpose," says Talia Lavin. "It's in the f**king name"
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