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Elon Musk can easily use Donald Trump’s greatest advantage against him
Amanda Marcotte
Trump isn't fooling anyone by saying Elon Musk's "not going to be president"
Donald Trump’s threats against foreign nations are not about revenge
Heather Digby Parton
There is a deeper reason why the incoming president is taunting America's neighbors
“Put on your big boy pants”: Democrats rediscover a will to fight with government shutdown battle
Amanda Marcotte
Democrats exploit the Elon Musk debacle to divide and demoralize Trump's coalition
Why conservatives are now obsessed with raw milk
Nicole Karlis
Raw milk represents being anti-establishment, which both far-left and conservative health types have in common
What just happened in Syria, and who benefits most? Well, that part is easy
Andrew O'Hehir
Did Israel drive the downfall of Bashar Assad, in the third act of a dramatic play for regional supremacy?
Transforming the party: Democrats have failed us — it’s time to rebuild from the ground up
Paul Rosenberg
The Harris campaign kept the battlegrounds close — but lost ground everywhere. Their failure is our opportunity
“You wanna be speaker?”: Johnson jokes he offered Musk House leadership role
Griffin Eckstein
The speaker and Tesla CEO agreed that Johnson had "the hardest job in the world"
Why Democrats can’t get over the grief of losing to Donald Trump
Chauncey DeVega
A party without a leader is hopeless
Elon Musk just killed Donald Trump’s honeymoon
Heather Digby Parton
We are seeing is an emerging crack in the GOP coalition
MAGA hated Michelle Obama’s healthy food agenda — here’s why they changed their tune under RFK Jr.
Amanda Marcotte
Unsurprisingly, misogyny plays a big role
Trump-supported bill to avert government shutdown fails in House amid GOP revolt
Griffin Eckstein
The bill would have funded the federal government into March and suspended the debt ceiling for two years
“I’m gonna just sit back and sip my tea”: Democrats won’t save Johnson’s speakership
Griffin Eckstein
The top House Democrat has no intention to extend an olive branch to the potentially doomed speaker
7 of the most fearless comedy specials you might have missed this year
Melanie McFarland
In a year that was rich with comedy, here are ones that escaped the Golden Globes' notice
The week American journalism died
Brian Karem
It was a slow death — and it took down democracy with it
“Tradwives” were the hot topic online in 2024 — but offline, women are more independent than ever
Amanda Marcotte
Social media celebrating women's submission is propaganda, not a reflection of reality
Trump’s infrastructure “fantasy”: Ditch mass transit for self-driving cars, private highways
Russell Payne
Trump's Project 2025 has a plan: Kill off public transit for self-driving Ubers on private toll roads
“An exclamation point on global warming”: Climate scientists warn 2024 was marked by broken records
Matthew Rozsa
Soaring temperatures are translating into more powerful freak storms and wild fires, an ominous trend for humanity
“It’s clear who’s in charge”: House GOP scraps funding bill after Trump, Musk tirades
Alex Galbraith
Social media posts from Trump and Musk seemed to sink the emergency funding measure in the House
“Call their bluff”: Trump, Vance urge GOP lawmakers to vote down emergency government funding bill
Alex Galbraith
In a joint statement, Trump and Vice President-elect JD Vance called the proposed bill "a betrayal of our country"
Republicans come for Liz Cheney: Trump’s allies in Congress set the stage for political prosecutions
Charles R. Davis
A report issued by House Republicans accuses Cheney of "witness tampering" over her role on the January 6 committee
Going no-contact with MAGA parents: Crucial self-care or the “unraveling of America”?
Amanda Marcotte
Left-leaning young adults are backing away from their Trump-loving parents — and mainstream media is sad
Keith Olbermann: MSNBC, fire “Morning Joe” hosts Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski
Nardos Haile
The former MSNBC anchor shared his opinions in a column for Variety
“Trump has no real mandate for what he is planning”: The push for Christian nationalism may backfire
Chauncey DeVega
Rev. Paul Brandeis Raushenbush reminds us why Trump "reached record levels of unpopularity when he last served"
RFK Jr. could hijack the conversation about Luigi Mangione — and set health care back for decades
Amanda Marcotte
The nation's ire focuses on insurance companies after the killing of UnitedHealth's CEO, but RFK could hijack it
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