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Libs of TikTok: The Twitter troll who took Trump’s place
Amanda Marcotte
Trump’s off Twitter — but Republicans have a new troll to issue marching orders
Is free speech a casualty of the Ukraine war? America’s commissars crack down on dissent
Chris Hedges
Social media is now silencing anyone who challenges the dominant narrative, whether from the right or the left
Ukraine war fuels a weapons gold rush — and defense contractors are already cashing in
William D. Hartung, Julia Gledhill
Putin's war is a tragedy for the world, but it already has big winners: Weapons firms and the Pentagon budget
Author Colin Clarke on Russia’s disaster in Ukraine — and what happens next
Chauncey DeVega
This war's not over, Clarke warns, but Russia's no longer a great power: It's a "gas station with nuclear weapons"
Rick Scott’s loony-tunes 11-point plan: Classic GOP projection, and a roadmap to theocracy
Kirk Swearingen
No wonder Mitch McConnell is unhappy: Scott's "batsh*t" plan reveals way too much about what Republicans want
Russia faces first foreign default in a century – which could complicate Putin’s war in Ukraine
Michael A. Allen, Matthew DiGiuseppe
Russia had an April 4 deadline to pay about $650 million in interest and principle to the holders of two bonds
Kevin McCarthy blames Biden for Ukraine invasion — despite defending Trump’s blackmail scheme
Igor Derysh
McCarthy once said withholding military aid from Ukraine was the "rightful thing to do" — but now he's flipped
Francis Fukuyama on Putin, Trump and why Ukraine is key to saving liberal democracy
Chauncey DeVega
The man who brought us "The End of History" says America faces long-term "political decay," but it's not too late
How shame became cultural currency
Keith A. Spencer
Shame, Cathy O'Neil argues, is a fundamental unit via which tech profits, empires fall, and trauma is sewn
Franklin Graham hit with furious backlash for Easter weekend plea to “pray” for Putin
Tom Boggioni
"I think we just need to pray that God can change his heart”
The cost of “defending freedom” in Ukraine
William Hauk
The world is too connected for the U.S. to go unaffected by war in Ukraine
Do Christians believe God resurrected Jesus from the dead? Well, it’s complicated
Jason Oliver Evans
Is the Easter Resurrection something that literally happened, or a spiritual metaphor? There's no consensus
Why high gas prices aren’t necessarily good for the climate
Shannon Osaka
Price spikes alone don't change our driving habits — but an increase in the gas tax might
Lessons of the Radical Republicans: Race, revolution and Reconstruction
Matthew Rozsa
Their crusade to remake America after the Civil War fell short — but it was one of our nation's finest hours
Zelenskyy says we should be ready for nuclear war
Kenny Stancil
The Ukrainian president's comments come as peace activists warn Sweden and Finland against joining NATO
Ukraine and genocide: A psychological roadmap of the killing grounds
Ronald H. Davidson
To understand the massacre in Bucha, we need to stop off at Babi Yar, Katyn and Oradour-sur-Glane. It's a long trip
Putin can’t take much more of this: What lies ahead, defeat or apocalypse?
Lucian K. Truscott IV
With the sinking of the Moskva, Putin's war has become an almost unthinkable disaster. That increases the danger
Footage found of Putin singing “Blueberry Hill” at a children’s charity fundraiser
Kelly McClure
The celebrity packed event was attended by Goldie Hawn, Sharon Stone, Kurt Russell and Kevin Costner
DOJ busts Russians who tried to influence member of Congress with “all expenses paid” trip
Bob Brigham
New DOJ indictment implicates Russian legislator and two of his staff but doesn't name U.S. lawmaker involved
There are no moderate Republicans: Greg Abbott, Glenn Youngkin and GOP self-immolation
Sophia Tesfaye
Abbott's disastrous border stunt harmed his own supporters — because ruthless GOP politics is focused on one man
Will Russia’s war crimes in Ukraine convince the U.S. to consider its recent past?
Medea Benjamin, Nicolas J.S. Davies
Americans are rightfully horrified by Mariupol. But most of us don't even know what the U.S. did in Mosul or Raqqa
Ukraine sank Russia’s naval flagship
Brandon Gage
Ukrainian military officials said they struck the Moskva with Ukrainian-made Neptune missiles
Trump brags about his relationship with Putin as Fox News airs images of body bags in Ukraine
Meaghan Ellis
"I knew Putin very well. Almost as well as I know you," Trump told host Sean Hannity
Elon Musk’s threat to take over Twitter: Trolls — not “cancel culture” — are ruining discourse
Amanda Marcotte
Greedy social media networks already let the trolls have too much power — yet Musk thinks it's not enough
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