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“You will have voted to protect pedophiles”: MAGA splits on Epstein files on Sunday talk shows
Alex Galbraith
On Sunday talk shows, Congressional Republicans forecast a schism over releasing the Epstein files
Taxing the churches won’t stop Christian nationalism
Katherine Kelaidis
Withdrawing tax-exempt status for religious organizations would have dangerous consequences
Donald Trump’s America First movement is fracturing
Sophia Tesfaye
Conservative criticism of the president is escalating — in potentially damaging ways
Kristi Noem-linked firm secretly got money from $220 million DHS ad contracts
Justin Elliot, Joshua Kaplan, Alex Mierjeski
The company is run by the husband of Noem’s chief DHS spokesperson and has ties to Noem and her aides
Calls grow for AOC to launch primary challenge against Chuck Schumer: “We’ve got to get rid of him”
Garrett Owen
Democratic frustration grows after the Senate leader "lost control of his caucus"
Quit “sane-washing” Donald Trump
Brian Karem
Trump's speeches and apparent naps are reaching a critical point
Sorry, Nancy Mace. Donald Trump hasn’t “protected women”
Amanda Marcotte
The congresswoman’s Epstein dilemma is a problem for all Republican women
“Permanently impaired”: Trump administration won’t release economic data for October
Blaise Malley
White House says October jobs and inflation reports can’t be verified; critics accuse Trump of a cover-up
Emails: Jeffrey Epstein offered to give Russia “insight” into Trump
Garrett Owen
A slew of emails released by the House shows Epstein keeping close tabs on the president
Donald Trump’s path to authoritarian rule is wide open
Chauncey DeVega
Former national security official warns “Trump is moving faster than most dictators have"
Johnson promises vote on Epstein files “next week”
Alex Galbraith
Representatives forced a floor vote on their first day back in session
“Wrong”: House Republicans blast “self-serving” payday for GOP senators in budget bill
Garrett Owen
A provision in the bill to reopen the federal government could line several senators up for hefty payouts
Dog barks: Trump says Epstein emails are Democrats’ “deflection” from their own “failures”
Alex Galbraith
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt added that Trump "did nothing wrong"
Grocers fill the SNAP gap
Joy Saha
As SNAP benefits lag amid a government shutdown, retailers are stepping in to help families get food
After Election Day losses, Trump and MAGA will strike back hard
Chauncey DeVega
Far from being a lame duck, Trump and MAGA will only escalate their attacks on democracy
Even establishment Democrats say Chuck Schumer must go
Jason Kyle Howard
Despite his "no" vote, the Senate deal to reopen the government bears Schumer’s fingerprints
“Pathetic”: Democrats blast party centrists for caving in shutdown vote
Garrett Owen
The move brought widespread criticism — including calls for Sen. Chuck Schumer to resign
Why JD Vance and Erika Kirk’s hug made tongues wag
Amanda Marcotte
The vice president’s current wife, Usha, is a growing political liability
Glamor in a time of grocery bills
Joy Saha
As food prices climb and budgets tighten, Nara Smith’s “grocery store couture” feels both surreal and revealing
Trump stumbles and bumbles in the wake of Democratic wins
Heather Digby Parton
Edging into lame duck status, Trump feels the weight of a stagnant economy
Nancy Pelosi knew her power. Why don’t Democrats?
Jason Kyle Howard
Pelosi gave Hakeem Jeffries and Democrats a masterclass in using power. They weren’t listening
How a loss of public benefits harms democracy
Nicole Karlis
When public programs like SNAP are cut, voter turnout historically declines
“A you-know-what measuring contest”: MTG continues to blame GOP for shutdown woes
Garrett Owen
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez said MTG's comments against her party are merely part of a "revenge tour"
Trump administration tightens its grip on White House press corps
Brian Karem
Limiting access of journalists to the White House is a possibility
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