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Restoring American democracy won’t be easy. At least we know what won’t work
Mike Lofgren
Joe Biden tried to "turn the page" on Trumpism, and it failed. We need deep structural change
TPUSA’s “Make Heaven Crowded” revival tour is a disaster
Amanda Marcotte
Charlie Kirk’s death did not inspire the national spiritual awakening that was promised
Patel promised to come after the media. So far, it’s only been women
Sophia Tesfaye
The FBI has investigated multiple women journalists who reported on the bureau's director
The Christian right hijacks America’s 250th
Amanda Marcotte
Trump's Rededicate 250 event erases the U.S.'s secular history
Florida’s new history course whitewashes the founders on slavery
Chauncey DeVega
A rival Advanced Placement curriculum is offering a dangerous view of the Constitution and America's founders
Massie’s primary isn’t really a test of Trump’s power
Russell Payne
A Massie victory, Republican strategists say, would speak more to the district than to Trump’s influence
What’s a bored Donald Trump to do? Apparently, target Cuba
Heather Digby Parton
As U.S. surveillance flights over the island increase, the president could be betting on action to regain his mojo
Can rural-urban dialogue fix America’s broken democracy?
Chauncey DeVega
The U.S. seems hopelessly divided. These Americans think otherwise
AI can lead to false arrests and wrongful convictions
Maria Lungu, Steven L. Johnson
AI algorithms such as facial recognition systems produce probabilities, not facts
Neil Gorsuch’s right-wing book tour blows up in his face
Sophia Tesfaye
Supreme Court justice’s interviews with friendly media get a cold reception from conservatives
Trump’s war against wokeness is not new
Heather Digby Parton
Only the acronyms have changed in the fight to purge the National Endowment for the Humanities and "woke" education
“The real war is against male loneliness”: Patel, Hegseth walk into a bar on “Saturday Night Live”
Alex Galbraith
The sketch show had Matt Damon and Aziz Ansari play MAGA members meeting at a DC watering hole
UK politics descends into chaos: Is there a lesson for Democrats?
Andrew O'Hehir
Two years after the British Labour Party’s “landslide” win, a crushing defeat threatens its future
Axios accused of “market manipulation” with Iran reporting
Sophia Tesfaye
Journalist Barak Ravid draws range of criticism from Wall Street to Marjorie Taylor Greene
“When it finally happens”: The weaponization of euphemism in MAGA’s shadow
Troy Farah
Social media openly longs for the death of an individual who is hardly ever named
Not even Nixon would stoop so low
Brian Karem
Donald Trump's graphic display in front of children in the Oval Office should be the GOP's wake-up call
Trump’s $1.5 trillion military budget may be a solution in search of a problem
Russell Payne
Trump's proposed military spending surge could come at the cost of future healthcare funding
The dark purpose behind Trump’s Washington makeover
Jason Kyle Howard
The president's grand plans for the nation's capital aren't just personal monuments. They are rooted in erasure
Trump’s dog whistles and prosecutions echo Nixon’s racist strategy
Heather Digby Parton
No longer bothering to hide its agenda, the administration is making blatant appeals to the Old South
Trump angers right-wing fans with censorship campaign
Sophia Tesfaye
As some members of MAGA media begin pushing back against Trump, there may be a limit to his campaign of retribution
America’s global collapse is happening. Where is Marco Rubio?
Chauncey DeVega
The secretary of state is busy remaking his department as a tool of MAGA and white racial authoritarianism
Young men’s religious revival is a myth
Amanda Marcotte
New polling suggests the recent “converts” care more about gender than Jesus
Trump is bleeding his 2024 voters, but not fast enough for the midterms
Russell Payne
Once confined to commentary, dissatisfaction with Trump is breaking containment among GOP voters
Something’s off about “Animal Farm”
Coleman Spilde
Distributed by the studio behind "Sound of Freedom," this take on George Orwell's classic is uniquely insidious
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