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“An army of Jesus”: Inside Mike Johnson’s come-to-Jesus moment ahead of Ukraine reversal
Jonathan Larsen
Johnson met evangelical leader of Ukraine’s National Prayer Breakfast before last week's press conference
The power of Trump’s jury: 12 Americans can finally ensure criminal accountability
Noah Bookbinder
Donald Trump created a one-man crime wave. It's time he was held accountable.
House approves $61 billion in military aid for Ukraine, much to the chagrin of Russia
Nandika Chatterjee
The Kremlin warns that this will lead to the "deaths of even more Ukrainians"
Lawmakers vote to ban TikTok, again — solidifying Congress’ stance by giving the company more time
Nandika Chatterjee
The app now has nine-months to seal the deal and sell
A short history of “kill lists,” from Nazi Germany to the CIA to Gaza
Medea Benjamin, Nicolas J.S. Davies
Israel's chilling AI-generated "kill list" is a new innovation — but it draws on 80 years of clandestine murder
Crisis of consciousness: Christof Koch on abortion, AI and the reality in your head
Rae Hodge
The famed neuroscientist invites readers to join the debate on consciousness — and experience it themselves
Evangelicals with ties to “The Family” met Mike Johnson and Zelenskyy ahead of Ukraine vote
Jonathan Larsen
We're getting nearly a real-time look at The Family's anti-LGBTQ+ religious diplomacy in action
Mike Johnson pulls a fast one on Ukraine past a distracted Donald Trump
Heather Digby Parton
The House speaker finally got fed up with Republican shenanigans — but he may still end up like Kevin McCarthy
Trump is an “isolationist” who likes Russia and war crimes. What could go wrong?
Charles R. Davis
Trump supporters like to claim he's a peacenik. He's a vicious reactionary who pals around with violent despots
GOP Rep. Dan Crenshaw: Some Republicans “want Russia to win so badly” they may oust Speaker Johnson
Charles R. Davis
"It's a strange position to take. I think they want to be in the minority," Rep. Dan Crenshaw says
“Somebody needs therapy”: House hearing on China devolves into feud on debunked Biden bribes
Griffin Eckstein
Jamie Raskin and James Comer exchange verbal blows in Oversight hearing, arguing about Biden's money
House Speaker Mike Johnson pushes ahead with Ukraine, Israel aid despite GOP revolt
Nicholas Liu
Speaker Johnson said that he would introduce foreign aid bills to the floor despite some opposition from his caucus
Ex-official assures right-wingers: Trump just “cloaking” his actual “extreme” plans to get votes
Charles R. Davis
William Wolfe, a former White House staffer, advised Republicans to hide their "radical, scary conservative" goals
Mike Johnson’s gambit could blow the GOP’s chances
Heather Digby Parton
Right-wing backlash in the House threatens Speaker Johnson's job — but blowback in the Senate could risk GOP seats
“That was a missed opportunity”: Elliot Ackerman on how failures in Ukraine could help with Iran
Chauncey DeVega
The future of warfare is changing. It "will come down to who can deploy the new technology most effectively"
“We’re screwed”: Congressional Republicans could oust Speaker Mike Johnson over Ukraine funding
Nandika Chatterjee
Far-right Republicans are unhappy with the speaker after he proposed holding a vote on military aid for Ukraine
A world war in waiting: After Iran’s attack, it’s almost here
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Nobody wants World War III — but it's foolish to pretend we're not at the edge of that abyss
“Rust” armorer Hannah Gutierrez-Reed sentenced: How we got here
Gabriella Ferrigine
The sentence was the maximum that the armorer could have received
Mike Johnson kisses the ring — and boosts Trump’s Big Lie
Heather Digby Parton
"Election integrity" is the GOP codeword for an incoherent racist conspiracy theory. MAGA Mike is now on board
“I wish I had been wrong”: Miles Taylor on the dire threat of Trump 2.0
Chauncey DeVega
Trump regime's anonymous whistleblower says the ex-president is now "more unhinged" and even more dangerous
Conservative media blasts José Andrés after Israeli airstrike kills World Central Kitchen workers
Joy Saha
Several critics accused Andrés of “blood libel," while others condemned him for being an anti-Israel “radical”
It’s a massive election year around the world too — and democracy may be losing
Paul Rosenberg
Nearly half the world is holding elections this year — but a new report suggests democracy is in big trouble
Marjorie Taylor Greene still frustrated with Mike Johnson after meeting to discuss policy issues
Kelly McClure
"We didn’t walk out with a deal," Greene told reporters following her first one-on-one with Johnson in a month
“Unconscionable”: Jon Stewart blasts Biden’s “verbal gymnastics” about Israel’s war in Gaza
Gabriella Ferrigine
“As the war has grinded on, justice is beginning to seem more like cruelty," the "Daily Show" host said
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