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Trump’s cruel policies have a human cost
Chauncey DeVega
Bleak economic numbers and a fraying safety net are leaving people helpless — and hopeless
Are Democrats blowing it? A “blue wave” is no sure thing
Russell Payne
Democrats are confronting the possibility that a backlash to Trump won't be enough for them to take back Congress
New IRS rules give Texas pastors more power than ever
Marissa Greene
With more than 200 megachurches, Texas will be the epicenter for pastors to test out new IRS rules
Crockett blasts “piece of s**t” Trump, Supreme Court
Garrett Owen
Crockett laid into Trump, Republican lawmakers and the Supreme Court in a heated speech
Charlamagne begs “donkey” Trump to keep “Epstein files” promise
Alex Galbraith
The radio host said that the president is going back on his campaign promises to his base
“Come and take it”: Texas Democrats brush off threat of arrest
Garrett Owen
Democratic lawmakers are continuing to defy the Texas governor, despite escalating threats from Republicans
The right-wing podcast wars just got really ugly
Sophia Tesfaye
After Tucker Carlson and Candace Owens' conversation, the MAGA snake began to eat itself
Haitians in Ohio, mocked by Trump, get a reprieve — but face uncertain future
Tatyana Tandanpolie
Trump wants to terminate legal status of the Haitian immigrants he slandered — their community remains strong
How Charlie Kirk turned to religion to level up his racism
Amanda Marcotte
The "debate me" bro reveres a minister who claimed God cursed Black people to be "servile"
Trump purges make him worse than Nixon, says Summers
Alex Galbraith
The former treasury secretary said Trump's purges of federal employees are "really scary stuff."
Biden warns of “dark days” under Trump in Chicago speech
CK Smith
Former president tells legal leaders the nation faces its gravest test of freedoms in generations
Trump calls Charlamagne “racist sleazebag” after Fox News Epstein comments
Alex Galbraith
The president raged over an interview the radio host gave to his daughter-in-law
When fast food runs to red states
Ashlie D. Stevens
Big food brands are quietly relocating to states like Texas and Tennessee. It’s not always just about the taxes
Trump’s biggest deal ever: Global chaos and disaster
Andrew O'Hehir
Donald Trump's tariff policies reveal a coherent theory of global power: F**k everybody else
No, Nate Silver: Epstein is not the new Russiagate
Sophia Tesfaye
The numbers show the scandal is worse for Trump than you think
Desperate Democrats consider using a new — and old — weapon
Heather Digby Parton
Gerrymandering in blue states would fight fire with fire
Every child is our child: Gaza and the death of global conscience
Henry A. Giroux
Mass death in Gaza is more than a humanitarian crisis — it's a seismic rupture in our moral universe
Draft Texas congressional map pits Democratic incumbents against each other
Gabby Birenbaum
Democratic members have been packed into blue districts in Austin, Dallas and Houston to make way for GOP seats
Public broadcasting faces closure after funding eliminated
CK Smith
After 60 years funding NPR, PBS and local stations, CPB will shut down, erasing news and culture for millions
Florida is the laboratory for MAGA — and American autocracy
Chauncey DeVega
Journalist Robert W. Fieseler on his new book "American Scare" and how "we’re all Floridians now"
Malaysia confronts the realities of MAGA diplomacy and Trump’s brash ambassadorial pick
Meredith Weiss
The brash influencer has raised eyebrows in the conservative country in southeast Asia
“Gaza is no longer livable”: Trump envoy tours aid sites amid famine
Blaise Malley
Aid groups warn of “token gestures” in addressing Gaza’s deepening hunger crisis.
Smithsonian erases Trump’s impeachments from history museum exhibit
Blaise Malley
Critics call the removal political and an attempt to rewrite history
“It was frightening”: Federal judges speak out on vicious threats from MAGA fans
Tatyana Tandanpolie
From "pizza doxing" to explicit threats of murder — judges say Trump's "inflammatory rhetoric" endangers them
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