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Thanksgiving with the enemy
Deborah Weiss
When we learned he built planes for Hitler, I wondered if we were the first Jews his family ever invited to dinner
Wisconsin GOP wants to seize control of elections — and even send commissioners to jail
Igor Derysh
Top state election official calls GOP effort a “blatantly partisan and coordinated" scheme to undermine democracy
Charlottesville verdict: White supremacists ordered to pay millions for “Unite the Right” rally
Jon Skolnik
The defendants were found guilty of violating a state conspiracy law
West Virginia Governor Jim Justice faces justice for coal crimes in Kentucky
Adam Mahoney
Kentucky's newest strategy might stop coal barons from gaming the reclamation system
Alex Jones, Roger Stone slapped with subpoenas by Jan. 6 committee
Jon Skolnik
The two right-wing provocateurs over allegations of fueling Capitol riot
Beltway media’s moronic coverage of Build Back Better is cheating the nation
Bob Hennelly
Rep. Bill Pascrell says BBB could transform America more than FDR's New Deal — but the media just wants snark
Leaked text messages: Right-wing group coordinated with Trump for Jan 6 rally
Sarah Burris
"We are following POTUS' lead," said Amy Kremer, founder of Women for America First
Researchers have found a simple way to reduce online hate speech
Matthew Rozsa
The ability of social media to curb hate speech is debated — but a new study finds it's not that hard
My best Thanksgiving prep trick comes from a highly unlikely source
Hana Asbrink
Psst: It works for every other dinner party, too
Pence vs. Trump? Former veep opposing “extreme” Trump-backed GOP primary challengers
Igor Derysh
Wall Street Journal reports that Pence and the Republican Governors Association are set to defy TrumpWorld
Republicans splinter: It’s Trump versus the GOP establishment — again
Heather Digby Parton
Trump skeptics in the GOP have finally reached their limit
After the Rittenhouse verdict: Will “white freedom” spell the ruin of America?
Chauncey DeVega
Unless we understand how all of American history led to Kyle Rittenhouse's acquittal, we're powerless to fight back
Arizona and West Virginia would win big from BBB: Are Manchin and Sinema paying attention?
Igor Derysh
Do the two senators who control fate of BBB value “corporations and billionaires" over their own constituents?
From gifts to seasonal cocktails, here’s how a whiskey pro preps for the holidays
Ashlie D. Stevens
Felicia Corbett of Louisville's Trouble Bar shares her tips for making better cocktails and buying better spirits
Can the real lessons of Virginia rescue the Democrats in 2022? It’s definitely worth trying
Paul Rosenberg
As usual, Democrats are at risk of pointless panic — instead of standing up for what most Americans believe
NASA is pulling a “Deep Impact”: New spacecraft will test asteroid deflection methods
Matthew Rozsa
The DART satellite will test how easy it is to change the course of potentially dangerous asteroids
Texas abortion law harms survivors of rape and incest, activists say
Ashley Lopez
The controversial Texas abortion law, SB 8, has led to more physchological and physical trauama for rape survivors
Rats in our house, rats in our streets: For New York rodents, so much depends on real estate
Ellen Friedrichs
The pandemic helped NYC's street rat population explode. Meanwhile, inside our home, Snowball and Dill frolicked
Regretsy: “Exceedingly remorseful” you took part in that insurrection? There’s an app for that
Sarah Layden
Were you "caught up in the moment" that time you stormed the U.S. Capitol? Forgiveness might be just clicks away!
Springsteen’s “Legendary 1979 No Nukes Concerts” has the best live version of “The Promised Land”
Kenneth Womack
The E Street Band high-octane's set in support of a non-nuclear future sizzles
How rural communities are losing their pharmacies
Markian Hawryluk
Independant pharmacies in rural areas are vital to the health of communities, but many are struggling to stay open
“Red scare tactics”: GOP senator called out for questioning whether Biden pick is a Commie
Igor Derysh
“I don’t know whether to call you professor or comrade,” said Louisiana Sen. John Kennedy to Saule Omarova
“You never forget spotting your first mushroom in a Finnish forest”: My day with the Mushroom Queen
Naomi Moriyama, William Doyle
Stepping into a Finnish forest is something akin to being in a childhood fairytale — one packed with wild edibles
Fired Ferguson cop parades rifle in front of Kyle Rittenhouse trial
Jon Skolnik
The man has become known yelling about how Black Lives Matter is a "terrorist organization"
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