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House Democrats overcome last-minute right-wing campaign, pass Build Back Better bill
Jon Skolnik
Despite a flood of negative campaign ads and a late-night Kevin McCarthy stunt, Democrats pass Biden's big agenda
Don’t be shocked if Kyle Rittenhouse goes free — that’s the system working as designed
Chauncey DeVega
Viewed through the "white racial frame," Rittenhouse is an innocent, childlike victim, not a disturbed killer
COVID-19 can infect the ears — causing a chronic condition some call “Covid ear”
Matthew Rozsa
Scientists now understand why some COVID-19 patients report balance and hearing issues
HBO Max’s “The Sex Lives of College Girls” is less erotic and more awkward than its alluring title
Melanie McFarland
Mindy Kaling's "Never Have I Ever" follow-up makes some freshman fumbles on its journey of self-discovery
The NRA gave us Kyle Rittenhouse
Amanda Marcotte
Both the Rittenhouse and McMichael-Bryan killings are the result of decades of NRA propaganda
Trump gave $100M for COVID response to agency run by Kushner pal — it spent zero
Igor Derysh
Kushner friend who wanted to give Kodak $765M to make Covid drugs did not spend a single dollar from CARES Act fund
Trump and his regime committed — or at least condoned — mass murder. America just doesn’t care
Chauncey DeVega
It's clearer than ever that Trump used mass death as a political weapon. Do Americans now think that's normal?
GOP Rep. Andy Harris may lose medical license after pushing bogus COVID treatments
Brett Bachman
Harris, an anesthesiologist by trade, spent the spring promoting COVID-19 vaccines — now he's pushing ivermectin
“Food has forever unified people”: How Immigrant Food brings “gastroadvocacy” to the table
Kayla Stewart
Immigrant Food is countering misinformation about immigrants — and it serves really great food while doing so
Austin was supposed to be a safe space for my trans daughter. Texas Republicans ruined that
Nicole Stadin
Anti-transgender politicians are bullying my daughter. It’s time for them to grow up
Judge warns Charlottesville defendants they’ve already provided ample conspiracy evidence
Jordan Green
The judge said Charlottesville defendants didn't seem to grasp how low the bar is for proving a conspiracy
A “T-cell priming” vaccine could provide better COVID-19 immunity than mRNA vaccines
Nicole Karlis
This new vaccine, which is in an early stage of clinical trials, exploits a specific type of immune system cell
How the NRA got hacked and then attacked by Twitter bots
Kenneth Tran
The group that hacked the NRA appears to be controlling a network of Twitter bots
Facebook is blocking access to data about misinformation
Ethan Zuckerman
Leaked documents suggest Facebook is doing far worse than it claims at minimizing COVID vaccine misinformation
Michigan GOP’s latest vote-crushing scheme could eliminate 20% of polling sites
Igor Derysh
“It’s alarming, it’s frustrating and it’s scary,” election clerk says of Republicans' new vote-suppression scheme
“Inexcusable”: Manchin leads charge against Biden’s pro-union electric vehicle tax credit
Julia Conley
"Manchin thinks being pro-labor is un-American."
Cubans definitely want change — but not necessarily regime change
Medea Benjamin
Cuban dissidents and their U.S. backers pushed for big anti-government protests this week. Why didn't they happen?
GOP already has enough safe seats — through redistricting alone — to win back House in ’22
Igor Derysh
Speaker McCarthy, or Speaker Trump? Republicans already have a majority locked down — and they're not done yet
The Rittenhouse effect: Republicans want a Stasi of their own
Amanda Marcotte
The government can't suppress free speech — so ordinary conservatives are now using violence to do it
A “breathtaking cover-up”: New report reveals truth of U.S. war crime in Syria
Jessica Corbett
"This NYT report on the cover-up of U.S. war crimes in Syria should make your blood boil"
Anti-vaccine conspiracy theorists say you can “reverse” vaccines with Borax
Matthew Rozsa
Scientists agree that you cannot undo a vaccine once it has been administered
Is the QAnon “movement” a tragedy, a danger — or a terrorist group?
Thom Hartmann
Half the people who stormed the Capitol were QAnon believers. Are they all mentally ill, or dangerous fanatics?
Live performers find red state rules a tough act to follow
Bruce Alpert
For performers visiting red states, the absence of mask mandates has become a source of stress and frustration
DeSantis calls special session to prevent COVID-19 vaccination “coercion”
Jon Skolnik
"We're going to be striking a blow for freedom,” the Florida Republican said
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