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FBI’s search of Georgia election center is “dangerous,” experts warn

Doug Bock Clark, Jen Fifield
Experts described the raid as a significant escalation in President Donald Trump’s breaking of democratic norms

Vice signaling explains Trump’s enduring appeal

Chauncey DeVega
Minneapolis reveals why outrage alone fails to loosen Trump’s grip

Pam Bondi’s shakedown exposes “Big Lie” in Minneapolis

Sophia Tesfaye
The attorney general’s voter-roll demand shows how Trump’s 2020 election denial fuels federal coercion and violence

Philadelphia’s ambitious plan to scare off ICE

Amanda Marcotte
City leaders know how to shield the community — if the mayor has the guts

“US doesn’t gun down citizens”: Biden says ICE’s actions in Minnesota “betray our most basic values”

Alex Galbraith
The former president said "violence and terror have no place" in the United States

Border Patrol Commander Gregory Bovino demoted after Pretti killing

Jelinda Montes
The face of Trump's Minnesota crackdown is being shown the door after the killing of Alex Pretti

Trump’s Minneapolis reset isn’t real

Jason Kyle Howard
The White House has shifted tone and removed Greg Bovino, but Trump’s immigration policy remains intact

Why GOP voters still love ICE

Chauncey DeVega
New PRRI polling still shows broad Republican support for some of Trump’s most extreme immigration policies

What legal rights do you have in encounters with ICE?

Louis Jacobson
What you need to know about your constitutional protections from immigration stops and detentions

MAGA angers the NRA over Minneapolis shooting

Sophia Tesfaye
The Trump administration’s response to killing of Alex Pretti betrays the right’s Second Amendment rhetoric

“Dangerous and wrong”: Gun rights groups challenge ICE shooting of Alex Pretti

Garrett Owen
Pretti was exercising his rights, pro-Second Amendment groups say, pushing back against the Trump admin's claims

The pro-ICE church is worse than you think

Amanda Marcotte
Cities Church in St. Paul is the persecutor, not the persecuted

“The memes will continue”: A fake presidency, but real tyranny

Andrew O'Hehir
Trump's lazy, crumbling regime values viral AI memes more than actual policy. But the brutality is real

Jack Smith lays it out: Trump has shattered the rule of law

Heather Digby Parton
The former special counsel's congressional testimony was a reminder: We could have been spared a second Trump term

Trump is right about one thing: Many Americans want a dictator

Chauncey DeVega
Amid his incoherent Davos ramblings, our unhinged president offers troubling nuggets of truth

Right-wing media silos leave MAGA flailing on ICE

Sophia Tesfaye
MAGA’s whack-a-mole defense of immigration raids is backfiring

The resistance has a “Batman” problem

Alex Galbraith
Liberals keep framing the Trump administration through past evils instead of confronting it on its own terms

Donald Trump lurches further into delusion on the world stage

Brian Karem
In Davos and the White House briefing room, the president showed that he is faltering and dangerous

Under Trump, workplace harassment can now go unpunished

Sara Estep, Haley Norris
Led by Trump's hand-picked chair, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission just made millions vulnerable at work

How “Bitcoin Jesus” avoided prison, thanks to one of the “Friends of Trump”

Avi Asher-Schapiro, Molly Redden
Billionaire fugitive Roger Ver avoided prison by hiring a defense attorney whom DOJ prosecutors a "Friend of Trump"

Don’t buy MAGA’s baby boom hype

Amanda Marcotte
Usha Vance, Karoline Leavitt and Katie Miller's pregnancies do not signal a return to the 1950s

Don’t blame media literacy for our naivete

Melanie McFarland
A viral misunderstanding of MTV’s "demise" illustrates the urge to believe what feels right

Epstein continues to explain everything about Trump

Amanda Marcotte
From Greenland to Minneapolis, it's all rooted in his predatory ways

The revival of Moms for Liberty

Andrew Kordik
After setbacks and scandals, the group's efforts have expanded — and its role in public education is growing
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