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Bernie Sanders’ AI warnings are being ignored in the Senate
Alex Galbraith
Like Helaena Targaryen from "House of the Dragon," the Vermont senator is sounding an alarm that won't be heard
House Democrats demand answers from Trump’s VA on vets struggling to access mental healthcare
Eric Umansky
The letter from lawmakers to Veterans Affairs Secretary Doug Collins cites a recent ProPublica investigation
Mike Rogers is the real radical in the Michigan Senate race
Heather Digby Parton
While Abdul El-Sayed works to unite Democrats, the GOP nominee is embracing dangerous parts of the MAGA agenda
The petty loyalty beef behind the MAGA Ukraine revolt
Sophia Tesfaye
Volodymyr Zelenskyy takes advantage of the America First split between Laura Loomer and Tucker Carlson
Trump performs disappearing act to avoid Iranian threat
Troy Farah
The president ducked into a catering truck and took a military plane home to avoid Iran's wrath
Ranked choice voting could have saved Michigan
David Daley
Abdul El-Sayed would be in stronger shape as the Democratic Senate nominee with different primary process
MAGA has pandemic nostalgia
Amanda Marcotte
Renewed harassment of Dr. Anthony Fauci is a sad attempt to reclaim a Covid-era victim narrative
Tucker Carlson could derail the GOP’s 2028 plans
Heather Digby Parton
A third-party bid by the disaffected MAGA podcaster would be difficult — and beneficial to Democrats
The ghost of “60 Minutes” is about to haunt Bari Weiss
Sophia Tesfaye
Former correspondents Scott Pelley and Sharyn Alfonsi may be teaming up to get the last word
Reflecting on Trump’s bottomless pool of corruption
Brian Karem
Corruption, bigotry, incompetence — pick one. When are we finally rid of this guy?
The world is finally calling Trump’s bluff
Heather Digby Parton
The president’s empty threats and erratic diplomacy have underscored America’s unreliability
Democrats’ missed opportunity on Trump’s immigration cruelty
Heather Digby Parton
The lack of focus on the president’s deportations on the campaign trail is a strategic and moral error
“Last chance before decapitation”: Trump threatens Iran over stalled peace talks
Alex Galbraith
The president raged on Monday after Iranian officials denied any active peace talks with the U.S.
Anthony Fauci’s Senate hearing proves we’re still living in 2020
Heather Digby Parton
Rand Paul's vendetta against the former chief medical advisor shows how we can't move beyond the year from hell
What Comic Con cosplay taught me about America’s divided politics
Brian Karem
The White House correspondents' dinner was phony and ugly. Comic Con was joyful, colorful and way more real
JD Vance will never be the GOP Obama
Amanda Marcotte
He can copy Obama's biography, but the vice president will never have the charisma
A former FBI target has the playbook to fight Rubio’s enemies list
Keri Leigh Merritt
The FBI's targeting of civil rights activist Lillian Smith provides lessons for solidarity and resistance
Pete Hegseth’s Iran war math doesn’t add up
Heather Digby Parton
The defense secretary pegged the war's cost at $37 billion. The real total is far higher
Andrew Tate’s arrest causes trouble for Trump’s youngest son
Sophia Tesfaye
The manosphere influencer has lost the president's support — but he could pose a threat to Barron
Donald Trump has stopped caring about the midterms
Brian Karem
But the Democrats — and the rest of us — still hope to make them count
As Iran war escalates, U.S. is fighting from a weakened position
Russell Payne
From weapon stockpiles to diplomatic options, the U.S. is operating from a place that has few levers left
Can Andy Burnham save Britain? Wait, what would that even mean?
Andrew O'Hehir
Ever since Brexit, the UK has been on a downward economic and political slide. Can improved vibes really fix that?
“Hate to see it happen”: Trump uses troop deaths to defend nuclear Iran narrative
Alex Galbraith
The president used the death of two service members to push his defense of the ongoing war with Iran
Marco Rubio’s quest to destroy the International Criminal Court
Heather Digby Parton
The secretary of state is using the right's long-standing hatred of the ICC to bolster his MAGA bona fides for 2028
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