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How social insurance became “welfare” and “entitlements” — and what we lost in that process
Theodore R. Marmor
Words matter, and the way we talk about social programs has created dangerous illusions about how government works
We’ve gone through the looking glass with Trump
Terry H. Schwadron
There is a distinct reflection of self-delusion and an air of desperate flailing strong enough for all to sense
Trump OKs seismic testing, putting critically endangered right whale population at risk
Nicole Karlis
Only 450 right whales are left on Earth — and the administration just authorized seismic testing in its habitat
Defeated Republicans scramble to push through unpopular laws before Dems take over
Igor Derysh
GOP governors and legislators on their way out the door are trying to poison the water for incoming Democrats
Utility giant PG&E may have started the Camp Fire — yet consumers will pay for it
Nicole Karlis
The details suggest PG&E is to blame for Northern California "Camp Fire" — yet consumers could foot the bill
For Bay Area sex workers, a new federal law means less safety and more poverty
Nicole Karlis
A federal bill that passed last spring is pushing more women into the streets and into poverty in San Francisco
Why did the flu kill 80,000 Americans last year?
Patricia L. Foster
A virulent strain and mismatched vaccines led to a lethal year for the flu
Onetime presidential hopeful Scott Walker down 10 points in new Wisconsin poll
Igor Derysh
Leading conservatives anointed Walker the GOP frontrunner in 2016. Maybe that was the beginning of the end
Mueller is investigating attacks against conservative Trump critic: report
TRAVIS GETTYS
Mueller is investigating the hacking of a conservative critic, Cheri Jacobus, who claimed the tactic aimed to scare
Fighting the last war with borrowed money
Bob Hennelly
The GOP economic agenda roars ahead unnoticed while the Trump circus jiggles and barks under the spotlight
“Humanitarian crisis” looms as Arizona threatens to revoke immigrant children shelter licenses
Topher Sanders, Michael Grabell
The state says Southwest Key displayed a “flippant attitude” after sexual abuse reports.
The looming Fox News government shutdown
Matt Gertz
Trump has been threatening a government shutdown for more than a month
Trump keeps trying to kill agency that investigates chemical plant disasters
William G. Schulz
A small, independent federal agency is teetering on the brink of elimination
Facebook begins to shift from being a free and open platform into a responsible public utility
Anjana Susarla
The company is starting to realize it needs its users’ trust even more than their information
Why is Trump ramping up his unwieldy war on weed?
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's new "marijuana task force" is a big step backward for America
We found a new batch of Trump administration appointees
Nisa Khan
Since April, at least 69 people have been appointed or transferred to political jobs
Robert Reich: Trump only sees foreign danger in immigrants and imports
Robert Reich
Trump isn't fearful of foreign political alliances he's making or breaking. His only foreign fear: Immigrants
Fox News host Jesse Watters: Trump wants “the best” immigrants – not “some guy’s uncle from Zimbabwe
Shira Tarlo
This is not the first time that Watters has found himself in hot water for making racially-charged remarks on TV
Trump’s latest threat to Republicans is a gift to Democrats: GOP fears shutdown before midterms
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's position reverses his stance since June, when he told GOP to avoid border issues until after the election
America’s border and the rule of law: Are we becoming a terror state?
Jacob T. Levy
A legal scholar argues that Trump's lawless border policies threaten to undermine civil liberties for all of us
Republican resistance to Trump growing, from Helsinki to the heartland: Will it make any difference?
Sophia Tesfaye
The blowback to Trump’s bluster begins to snowball. Is the Republican rebellion real this time?
Stephen Colbert: Donald Trump “is a racist, horny old burger goblin who literally steals children”
Rachel Leah
"Now, I don’t know if we’ve arrived at 'dictatorship,' but we’ve definitely made it to 'd*ck,'" Colbert deadpanned
National (in)security: The wages of poverty in America
Rajan Menon
"National security" has an implication for Americans that doesn't fit with what it really means
Exclusive: Alabama Democrat Tabitha Isner on her campaign for Congress: “Women don’t shut down”
Jordan Hoffner
Meet the pastor's wife who hopes to follow Senator Doug Jones as the next Democrat from Alabama elected to Congress
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