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Democrats to spend $6.2 million in effort to flip the Texas House
Patrick Svitek
The super PAC is pouring the money into 18 races that will likely determine which party controls the lower chamber
Pro-Trump Black nonprofit quietly shuttered following sketchy cash giveaways
Roger Sollenberger
Scandal-plagued nonprofit group launched by Trump ally Darrell Scott has effectively been shut down
Trump’s contempt for the military reveals his fatuous, bloated ego — and could finish him off
Heather Digby Parton
The president's sadistic fantasy view of the world may finally be too much for those expected to obey his orders
Safety advocates assail lack of federal action on weak vehicle seats
Eli Wolfe
While relatively rare, seatback failures have been injuring and killing people for decades
Sacha Baron Cohen back for “Borat 2” and is already done filming the sequel — report
Zack Sharf
The original "Borat" grossed over $260 million worldwide and earned Cohen a Golden Globe award.
Lyft laid off contract janitors while spending $17.5 million on an astroturf ballot measure
Nicole Karlis
Lyft is laying off subcontractors while pouring money into a campaign to keep its rideshare drivers contingent
People who wear face masks become less sick if they do contract coronavirus, researchers find
Matthew Rozsa
Masks don't just stop the coronavirus's spread — they make you more likely to be asymptomatic, study says
Trump campaign pushes bogus conspiracy theories and misinformation as Joe Biden leads in the polls
Alex Henderson
"He’s able to muddy the waters so thoroughly that democracy wilts on the vine," Syracuse Prof Whitney Phillips says
The banality of evocation: Remembering a feminist movement that hasn’t ended
Erin L. Thompson
As statues topple across the country, the Pioneers Monument is a test case for the future of public art in America
Trump’s EPA gives power plants a pass on deadly coal ash
Sarah Okeson
Coal-burning power plants produce about 100 million tons of coal ash a year
Trump again claims he’s bringing down drug prices, but details of how are skimpy
Victoria Knight
This isn’t the first time Trump has made this promise to the American people
WATCH: Proud Boys brutally beat Black Lives Matter protesters after Trump rally
Bob Brigham
Pro-Trump demonstrators were then released by police following the alleged assaults on peaceful protesters
7 details from new exposé on financial turmoil — and bitter backstabbing — in the Trump campaign
Cody Fenwick
President Donald Trump’s campaign is having money trouble, according to a New York Times report
New research uses CRISPR gene editing to grow new neurons in diseased brains
Sahana Sitaraman
Scientists hope the CRISPR-based therapy could treat neurodegenerative disease
New engineering report finds privately built border wall will fail
Jeremy Schwartz, Perla Trevizo
The 3-mile border fence along the shore of the Rio Grande will fail during extreme flooding, says new report
Who’s advising Joe Biden on climate? His former rivals
Zoya Teirstein
The optics of how Biden approaches climate action are almost as important as the climate policy he puts forward
Decoding QAnon: From Pizzagate to Kanye to Marina Abramovic, this conspiracy covers everything
Robert Guffey
The QAnon universe: A D.C. pizzeria with children in the basement and an art-world celebrity aligned with Satan
The ugly numbers are finally in on the 2017 Trump tax rewrite
David Cay Johnston
Radical Republicans ramrodded that law through Congress, and the rich made out like bandits
Nearly two centuries ago, a QAnon-like conspiracy theory propelled candidates to Congress
Sophie Bjork-James
The fringe QAnon conspiracy theory has been creeping into the mainstream
The nation is not ready for a COVID-19 vaccine
Liz Szabo
The path to delivering vaccines to 330 million people remains unclear
High turnout by Trump’s base won’t be enough to get him re-elected
Tom Boggioni
Even if Trump's fanbase turns out in high numbers in November, it might not be enough
New Guinea singing dogs, renowned for their ethereal howls, are no longer believed to be extinct
Matthew Rozsa
For 50 years, the dogs were thought to only live in captivity. Their rediscovery provides hope for conservation
Big Pharma insists it can police itself on COVID-19 vaccine
Jake Johnson
One watchdog group dismissed the notion as "like the wolf saying he'll guard the henhouse"
What you can do to help in the coming tidal wave of homelessness
David Cay Johnston
Most cities have lots of empty space where the newly evicted could store their belongings
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