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After Twitter’s pushback, a dam is breached among social media companies defying Trump
Nicole Karlis
Twitter's fact-check lit a match; now, more techies are taking responsibility for enabling Trump's violent rhetoric
This is what tyranny looks like
Terry H. Schwadron
Bill Barr’s black-shirted private army stands guard with no badges, no nameplates, no insignias
Trump’s abuse of religion follows playbook of authoritarian leaders around the world
Laura R. Olson
As a scholar analyzes how potent religion can be a political tool
Veteran Arab journalist: If coronavirus gets me, I’m going back to the White House
Mohammad Ali Salih
I held a lonely vigil outside the White House for years, until Trump scared me away. It may be time to go back
Key Trump aide caught pushing racist vigilantism on social media
Bob Brigham
Apparently Mercedes Schlapp thought her post wouldn’t be as offensive if the n-word were edited out
The day after the protest: A view from the 2015 Baltimore Uprising, and now
D. Watkins
After the clean-up crews rolled out of Baltimore in 2015, the exploiters and the justice system moved in
“Awful news for Republican Senate candidates”: Odds of GOP holding Senate suddenly collapse
Tom Boggioni
Trump’s unpopularity will likely see Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell lose his power following the November e
It can’t happen here — and then it did
Joe Saltzman
There have already been at least 100 instances of journalists being assaulted or harassed while covering protests
We are witnessing the birth of a movement — and the downfall of a president
Lucian K. Truscott IV
We've reached a turning point in the Trump era. The 2020 campaign is in the streets and he's losing
A graduation speech for our age of collapse
Tom Engelhardt
You’re graduating not into a world but into a conundrum.
This powerful protest movement deserves more from the press: Ask those with power what will change
Dan Froomkin
Journalists have access to the powerful. They must take the protesters' message to those who can do something
Republican elected officials are peddling a conspiracy theory that George Soros is paying protesters
Alex Samuels
In racist Facebook posts, GOP officials accused George Soros of paying protesters to "destroy" the country
Trump: The eternal, never-presidential campaigner
Stephan Richter, Uwe Bott
How Trump has regulated the American public’s right to free speech: Every “Presidential” speech is a campaign event
Henry Rollins calls U.S. men “the dumbest creatures” & Trump “wrongest possible” leader for pandemic
Andrew O'Hehir
The hardcore punk legend spoke to Salon about life under lockdown and his amoral role in the creepy "Dreamland"
Trump is celebrating a slight dip in unemployment. Here’s why that’s a mistake
Matthew Rozsa
Economists say the slight drop in unemployment rate may be temporary and not indicative of deeper trends
Collins misses Trump’s visit to Maine after Murkowski suggests she won’t back president in November
Roger Sollenberger
Trump threatened to back any challenger with a "pulse" who takes on Murkowski after she publicly criticized him
Trump hopes George Floyd is “looking down” and admiring May jobs numbers: “It’s a great day for him”
Igor Derysh
"Black unemployment went up," one reporter told Trump. "How is that a victory?"
Are protesters and public health officials being pandemic hypocrites? That’s not how it works
Amanda Marcotte
Just because Trump claims the left wants "forever quarantine" doesn't make it true — and the protests prove it
How foreign presses are covering the George Floyd protests in the U.S.
Matthew Rozsa
A glimpse at international coverage hints at how America is being perceived abroad
President Trump tweets unhinged letter calling “phony” peaceful protesters “terrorists”
Igor Derysh
The protesters "were not peaceful and are not real," the bizarre letter from his Russia probe lawyer falsely claims
Bill Barr thinks he’s in command and can wage war in our cities. Worse yet, he may be right
Heather Digby Parton
Barr now has "federal troops" on the street in D.C. with no badges or insignia. There's a word for that
Trump sued for “criminal” assault on peaceful protesters
Jake Johnson
ACLU sues Trump over "shameless, unconstitutional, unprovoked, and frankly criminal" assault on peaceful protesters
Trump’s hitting back hard at Republicans who dare criticize his failed Bible photo-op
Cody Fenwick
The president stokes division in his own party as he rages at Sen. Lisa Murkowski
Ukrainian prosecutors just blew up Trump’s Hunter Biden conspiracy theories: report
Matthew Chapman
According to a new Ukrainian audit, there is "no evidence of wrongdoing on the part of Hunter Biden"
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