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“Technicalities”: MAGA fumes after Trump fails to win Nobel Peace Prize
Igor Derysh
“Nobody has done more in decades to bring peace to the world than Donald Trump," argued GOP leader Steve Scalise
How far will Donald Trump go to sell a lie?
Brian Karem
POTUS goes after Portland, Chicago and New York's attorney general, taking vengeance to another level
Federal agencies go MAGA amid shutdown
Russell Payne
The Hatch Act bars federal employees from taking part in political campaigns, but critics say it's not enforced
Professor targeted by MAGA says “someone” canceled his flight
Blaise Malley
Rutgers Prof. Mark Bray, who studies anti-fascism, said his flight to Europe on Wednesday was mysteriously canceled
Trump turns to the prosperity gospel for fundraising efforts
Chauncey DeVega
Trump is telling his MAGA followers that giving him money is a divine act that will “save America”
“Too risky”: Scholars who study America say they won’t visit
Charles R. Davis
At a recent panel in Vienna, academics who study America said the country has become similar to Russia and China
Dems blast Johnson’s claim that refusal to swear in new congresswoman is unrelated to Epstein files
Garrett Owen
Johnson previously said he would swear in Arizona Rep.-elect Adelita Grijalva "as soon as she wants"
Trump and Hegseth’s “warrior culture” invades Chicago
Chauncey DeVega
After the military summit in Quantico, POTUS considers invoking the Insurrection Act
Conservative Democrat Jared Golden gets a serious challenger
Russell Payne
Maine Auditor Mathew Dunlap tells Salon that Rep. Jared Golden's vote for a GOP funding bill was the final straw
From Dan Rather to — Bari Weiss? How far CBS News has fallen
Sophia Tesfaye
The Tiffany Network has become a battlefield in the billionaires' war on journalism
Marjorie Taylor Greene’s presidential aspirations are delusional
Amanda Marcotte
She's an outsider. But MTG is missing a key ingredient to win MAGA's votes
Trump’s phony war on Venezuela — and his larger war on reality
Andrew O'Hehir
Why is Trump attacking Venezuela? All the usual reasons: Wounded pride, limitless greed and conspiracy theories
Trump’s commerce secretary creates a big Epstein mess
Sophia Tesfaye
Howard Lutnick calls Epstein "the greatest blackmailer ever"
A new Red Scare? This could be much worse
Chauncey DeVega
James Comey's indictment will surely be followed by others
Donald Trump believes he has a license to kill
Heather Digby Parton
After saying the U.S. is at war, POTUS takes out another Venezuelan boat
Anti-queer fascism is coming around again
Robert W. Fieseler
Queer joy dazzles until Brownshirts storm the stage — honey, it was all in "Cabaret"
Disney adults know how to hit where it hurts
Andi Zeisler
In a consumer economy, boycotts are the only power we have. Is it enough?
I’ve covered Trump for years — and I’ve never seen him this scared
Brian Karem
As the shutdown shifts the focus, JD Vance waits in the wings
JD Vance’s shutdown bet: MAGA loves racism more than health care
Amanda Marcotte
The vice president's argument assumes it’s better for millions to lose coverage than for one immigrant to gain it
House GOP seeks to rewrite Jan. 6 — and absolve Donald Trump
Heather Digby Parton
We all know what happened, but a new committee hopes to muddy the waters
Trump’s war on cities is part of his ugly vision for America
Charles R. Davis
The U.S. president is declaring war on cities because they represent a positive, multicultural alternative to MAGA
Do Fox News hosts support political violence? Yes, no, sort of
Sophia Tesfaye
Jesse Watters' comments about bombing the UN is just the latest example of a trend
MAGA can’t expand its base — and Christian music tells us why
Amanda Marcotte
The songs from Charlie Kirk's memorial exposed a serious problem
Trump’s welcome message to new citizens isn’t very welcoming
Chauncey DeVega
His message to naturalized citizens is part of an effort to redefine American identity and patriotism
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