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Expert: UK’s Tories committing “electoral suicide” — but the far right will be back
Andrew O'Hehir
Scholar Brendan O'Leary on the British Conservative Party's date with oblivion this week — and what happens next
The New York Times wants Biden gone — but they seem OK with a convicted felon
Brian Karem
Lies, confusion and garbage - the presidential debate was everything we feared
Death warmed over: Trump vs. Biden is frighteningly predictable
Griffin Eckstein
Biden, delivering an uncharismatic performance, summoned more policy answers than the inflammatory Trump
Food’s climate footprint was once again MIA at global talks
Ayurella Horn-Muller
"At the G7 summit and Bonn climate conference, world leaders failed to discuss "the cow in the room"
Tonight’s debate could be Trump’s last act
Brian Karem
The stakes have never been higher for our country and the international community
3 answers to the most challenging debate questions for Joe Biden
Dennis Aftergut, Austin Sarat
Joe Biden will be peppered with tough questions at Thursday’s first debate against Donald Trump
No debate: RFK Jr. is a threat to democracy
Matt Bennett, Rahna Epting
MoveOn and Third Way represent different views but agree about Robert Kennedy Jr.
Gruesome hypocrisy of US foreign policy being exposed in Gaza, Ukraine
Norman Solomon
When Russia used banned weapons, it provoked outrage — but Congress just approved shipping them to US allies
John Kerry warns that Project 2025 would be “absolutely unimaginable and destructive”
Matthew Rozsa
Biden's former top climate change adviser spoke with Salon about the stakes for climate change in the election
Who really controls our food and water? Here are the 6 most shocking revelations from “The Grab”
Joy Saha
Governments, major companies and mercenaries are scrambling to grab the world's remaining food and water resources
Trump criticizes US aid to Ukraine, promises to “have that settled” if reelected
Nandika Chatterjee
The former president blasted the Ukrainian president, calling him a “salesman” for taking funds from the U.S.
Republicans’ Capitol Hill pep rally for Trump’s return was a flop
Heather Digby Parton
The GOP may be giddily welcoming Donald Trump back after Jan. 6, but their fawning can't hide his unfitness
Mike Johnson gloats about Trump’s praise, as he leads crusade against Biden officials
Griffin Eckstein
As Mike Johnson uses the powers of the House for the Trump campaign, he claims he got the stamp of approval
Why Republicans are left disappointed by Hunter Biden’s conviction
Heather Digby Parton
The Trump campaign reportedly thought it would be a fundraising bonanza for them if Hunter Biden was acquitted
“Our grandchildren will still be fighting for democracy”: Why Ali Velshi says it’s worth it
Dean Obeidallah
MSNBC host and author traces his family’s roots and connects their quest for belonging and equality to today
“Holocaust denial … was turning into ‘Hitler was right'”: Director on urgency of Nazi docuseries
Melanie McFarland
Filmmaker Joe Berlinger on why "Hitler and the Nazis" uses cinema tools, AI & more to recreate the Nuremberg trials
Costco accused of “greedflation”: Wholesaler reports increase in earnings while hiking up prices
Joy Saha
A new analysis found that Costco reported consistently high profits while raising store prices
Fox News edits Trump interview clip to remove muddled response to Jeffrey Epstein question
Nicholas Liu
The right-ring network has a history of trying to protect Trump from himself by selectively editing interviews
Worse than inflation: Let’s remember Trump’s real record in office
Heather Digby Parton
Anyone who looks back on the Trump years as a golden time when things were so much better isn't remembering reality
MAGA marks 80th anniversary of D-Day with vote to defund NATO
Heather Digby Parton
Donald Trump's America First movement could lead more countries in Europe to seek nuclear weapons
Futuristic nuclear energy tech is here, but the risks of bombs and another Chernobyl remain
Rae Hodge
Microreactors promise climate resilience and military-tech might — but proliferation and pollution concerns linger
Drug that regrows teeth to be tested in humans this September
Matthew Rozsa
The experimental drug has successfully regrown permanently lost teeth in ferrets. Human trials are next
Biden is blowing a huge chance to fight inflation — and possibly prevent a global economic meltdown
Jonathan Larsen
Time is running out for him to do it without leaving it vulnerable to Trump undoing it
Conflict expert William Ury reveals the “cheapest concession you can make” negotiating
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Our modern era is marked by a surge in conflict. Navigating it should feel natural
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