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The end of QAnon: U.S. Democracy still isn’t safe

Thom Hartmann
QAnon is not just Republican but anti-democracy, anti-American, pro-oligarch Republican

In the fight for democracy, Democrats are being outmaneuvered — and time is against them

Chauncey DeVega
Democrats believed they had won and everything would be fine. They weren't remotely ready for the counterattack

Lauren Boebert faces new scrutiny amid report she failed to settle a court-ordered debt

Matthew Chapman
Colorado Court reports outstanding lien assessed against Boebert's restaurant Shooters Grill in Rifle, Colorado

The anti-vaccine movement is trying to co-opt Juneteenth

Nicole Karlis
Anti-vaxxers are trying to take a celebration meant to commemorate emancipation as their own

Laughing at Trump’s “backward” pants won’t save us from the 21st-century gulag

Chauncey DeVega
Liberal schadenfreude hits new low with Trump-trousers trutherism. Meanwhile, his forces are destroying democracy

Guess what? The Trump coup against American democracy never stopped

Chauncey DeVega
If you think the coup attempt is over, or that Jan. 6 was a "defeat" for fascism, you're not paying attention

Sociologist Arlie Russell Hochschild on the Trump demographic: “Elite of the left behind”

Chauncey DeVega
UC Berkeley sociologist explores the loss and shame that led to Trump in her book "Strangers in Their Own Land"

Brother of QAnon conspiracy theorist Michael Flynn assumes command of US Army Pacific

Matthew Chapman
Unlike his brother, Gen. Charles Flynn has not publicly embraced conspiracies or called for a military coup

There’s nothing “delusional” about Donald Trump’s conspiracy theories. They are working

Amanda Marcotte
Trump's conspiracy theories aren't delusional, they are aspirational — and so far, they are working for him

Jake Tapper on Republicans’ need for “moral clarity” and why election liars have no place on CNN

Dean Obeidallah
Jake Tapper's latest novel tackles heady themes through the lens of 1960s politics and Frank Sinatra's Rat Pack

How do we report on Trump’s dastardly schemes without amplifying his lies and incitement?

Amanda Marcotte
Trump's blog failed, so he's inciting followers through media leaks. Does that make journalists his accomplices?

Donald Trump is an idea, not a man — and that’s why his movement is so dangerous

Chauncey DeVega
Laughing at Donald Trump in his Mar-a-Lago exile is missing the point. His movement is getting stronger every day

QAnon grifter tells followers she can time travel — and says Trump will be “reinstated”

Sky Palma
A QAnon adherent claims retribution is coming for what she says was the stolen 2020 election: report

Trump’s generals who remain: Why there’s reason to fear a military coup in the U.S.

Heather Digby Parton
Just the talk of a violent coup is enough to cause a mighty threat to our already fragile democracy

Deep in the Gaetz-Greenberg web: A tangled tale of money, sex and Florida Republicans

Zachary Petrizzo
Where do GOP operative Leslie Anne Key and her son — now indicted on sexual abuse charges — fit in the Gaetz mess?

Dominion makes the case that MyPillow is liable for “MyPillow Guy” Mike Lindell’s election lies

Sarah K Burris
Lindell used the MyPillow Twitter account to promote the debunked conspiracy theories

“A new inauguration date is set”: Inside the latest QAnon conspiracy theory to “reinstate” Trump

Jon Skolnik
Key Trump allies like Sidney Powell and Michael Flynn are back and cooking up new plans to get Trump back in office

Michael Flynn should be sitting in prison awaiting trial for sedition: former White House attorney

Tom Boggioni
Richard Painter says Flynn's recent comments about a military takeover should land him in prison for sedition

Republican attacks on democracy are a national emergency. Will Democrats ever fight back?

Chauncey DeVega
Democracy's enemies have only gotten bolder since January — and they're winning. Who will stand against them?

What happens if an ex-president goes to jail (hypothetically speaking)? It wouldn’t be pretty

Matthew Rozsa
What will happen if a certain former president faces a criminal trial? History's answer is clear: Nothing good

Capitol rioters blame conservative media misinformation for hoodwinking them into Jan. 6: report

Tom Boggioni
Several lawyers for Jan. 6 rioters told the AP they're blaming right-wing misinformation for their clients' actions

Survey: Religion, right-wing news consumption are strong predictors of QAnon beliefs

Matthew Rozsa
The largest single predictor of being a QAnon adherent was trusting far right networks like Newsmax and OANN

QAnon content “evaporated” online following post-Jan. 6 social media crackdown, study finds

Brett Bachman
"Mainstream platforms can have a very big effect on marginalizing or eliminating toxic content," one expert said

Ignore GOP condemnations of Marjorie Taylor Greene — it’s all a part of the troll

Amanda Marcotte
GOP leaders have a symbiotic relationship with the Republican Troll Queen
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