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Monkey sounds, “white power” and the N-word: School racial harassment ignored under Trump
Jennifer Smith Richards, Megan O’Matz, Jodi S. Cohen
The Trump Education Department’s civil rights office has not resolved a single racial harassment investigation
“I have not lost control”: Johnson blindsided by centrist GOP revolt on ACA vote
Garrett Owen
It is not clear if Johnson will hold a vote before the end of the year
Deadly shooting at Brown University prompts campus lockdown
CK Smith
Providence police say a person of interest is in custody as authorities investigate the deadly campus attack
Mike Johnson’s speakership is in trouble
Heather Digby Parton
Like his GOP predecessors, the House speaker is having trouble corralling his unpredictable caucus
They came to the US legally. Then Trump stripped their status away.
Mauricio Rodríguez Pons
The Trump administration has targeted legal protections for Venezuelan immigrants
Donald Trump is the sleepy president of an exhausted country
Chauncey DeVega
The president's shock-and-awe strategy has left the American people tired, distracted and compliant
Trump links D.C. shooting to sweeping immigration shutdown
CK Smith
Rights groups say Trump's across-the-board freeze of entry permits punishes entire nationalities, not individuals
Yes, it’s real: Trump is collapsing. Can the MAGA faithful save him?
Chauncey DeVega
Even Republicans are unhappy with Trump's vicious, failing agenda. That doesn't mean they're ready to bail
ACA subsidies on the brink as Congress struggles to reach a deal
Blaise Malley
Stalled negotiations leave millions facing potential premium increases with no clear path to an extension
AI fuels a new wave of political lies
Davina Hurt, Ann Skeet
Across races from Georgia to New York, deepfakes are steering political narratives and voter perception
“This piggy won’t be quiet”: They spent two nights on a bus to protest the president
Amanda Becker
After Trump called a reporter “piggy,” dozens of women boarded a bus in Ohio for a 36-hour “turn and burn” trip
RFK is in charge of flu season — and trouble may be ahead
Nicole Karlis
Viral mutations are driving a surge in illness. Can Americans trust the Trump admin for guidance?
Trump’s “Animal House” is floundering
Brian Karem
The president and his cast of characters are wreaking havoc on American democracy
The Trump train — and its conductor — are losing steam
Heather Digby Parton
Americans are growing weary of the president's cruel policies and stagnant economy
As hunger rises, Trump administration’s “efficiency” goals cause massive food waste
Tevis Garrett Graddy-Lovelace
Farmers are short of workers and money, food is rotting in warehouses, and millions of Americans are going hungry
“Morale has never been lower”: Republicans fear “rough” 2026 midterms
Garrett Owen
Senior Republicans are spilling on internal rifts and plummeting morale as a washout looms
The truth about Trump is sinking in for his MAGA followers
Heather Digby Parton
Once viewed by MAGA voters as a regular guy, Trump is now seen as part of the elite they despise
Donald Trump always falls for a handsome man in a suit
Jason Kyle Howard
Zohran Mamdani is just the latest babe to win POTUS’ affections
Happy holidays, MAGA: Trump’s war on the poor is hurting everyone
Kirk Swearingen
The government shutdown may be over, but we can't forget which party wants to punish working people
Health care costs are skyrocketing. Americans are starting to panic
Nicole Karlis
With ACA subsidies set to expire next month, medical costs could get even worse
“Always put the people first”: Progressives get a new candidate in New York City
Russell Payne
Darializa Avila Chevalier, a community organizer in Manhattan, is challenging Rep. Adriano Espaillat in Harlem
Jon Ossoff bets his 2026 race on protecting ACA subsidies
Jason Kyle Howard
The Senate's most vulnerable Democrat refuses GOP pressure and holds firm on health care costs
Senate passes resolution demanding Epstein files release, sends bill to Trump’s desk
Alex Galbraith
The Senate quickly passed the resolution to release the Epstein files, following a House vote earlier in the day.
Why Democrats can’t stay united — even in victory
Chauncey DeVega
Stagnant leadership and a culture of learned helplessness keep holding the party back
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