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“MAY THEY ROT IN HELL”: Trump blasted for hitting “new low” in Christmas Truth Social meltdown
Gabriella Ferrigine
Trump spent Christmas going down through his perceived enemies list
“If Trump wins the 2024 election …”: Leaving the “carnival of madness” that was 2023 behind
Chauncey DeVega
Political experts take a look back at the tumultuous last year — and make their predictions for the big year ahead
Another war in ’24? Biden and Xi must do more to avoid U.S.-China conflict
Michael Klare
The two presidents stepped back from the brink in San Francisco. But they haven't ended the danger of war
“He’s laughing at them”: Trump turns the joke on MAGA with tacky new scam
Chauncey DeVega
Trump's now selling his mug shot suit as a "symbolism of defiance," but it is just another ploy to grab MAGA cash
The US Army’s World War II warning comes back to haunt us
Chauncey DeVega
In 1945 the US Army warned about fascism — and almost perfectly described Donald Trump
Republicans have set a border trap. Biden can’t afford to fall for it
Sabrina Haake
Republicans in Congress are lying about immigration reform — again
Republicans have already lost the American public on impeachment
Heather Digby Parton
The GOP's Biden impeachment is not popular
The thumb-twiddler caucus toys with funding while Ukraine fights for its very existence
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Who needs to defend democracy abroad when Donald Trump is promising to be a dictator here at home on "day one"?
Our ongoing fertility crisis is leading to a future where only the rich can reproduce
Matthew Rozsa
From plummeting sperm counts to ovarian disorders, human fertility is at risk. Only some may be able to afford help
Republicans in Congress are getting advice from Viktor Orbán’s office about Ukraine: report
Gabriella Ferrigine
A two-day event held by Heritage Foundation seeks to end U.S. aid to Ukraine
The insurrection clause has waited 150 years for the Trump test
Sabrina Haake
Can the Constitution be used to block Donald Trump from re-taking office?
Trump’s path to dictatorship depends on our democracy working
Gregg Barak
Elections in American history have heralded both the beginning of Civil War and the end of slavery
Donald Trump’s dream team looks like an American nightmare
Heather Digby Parton
Trump sycophants would have no compunction about pushing whatever buttons they have at their disposal
“Immoral”: Bernie Sanders rejects $10 billion in aid for “extremist Netanyahu government”
Jake Johnson
Sanders says Israel's "indiscriminate" assault violates international law and undermines prospects for peace
James Comer slammed for “distorting the facts” after Biden impeachment evidence immediately debunked
Areeba Shah
Democrats accused the GOP of "recycling Trump-Giuliani conspiracy theories”
Americans are sleepwalking into a Trump dictatorship
Chauncey DeVega
Everyone but MAGA is blind to the truth. They know the evil that they do and are doing it with their eyes wide open
Trump tries to turn the tables — but swing voters won’t be convinced by his “war on democracy” remix
Heather Digby Parton
Trump's one true talent is projection
“Part Mussolini, part Berlusconi, part Putin”: Historian on Trump’s planned “legal revolution”
Chauncey DeVega
"It is clear that a second Trump term will be quite different from the first"
Fox News’ 7 Deadly Sins: How the network hooks viewers on envy and fear
Michael Bader
Fox isn't reporting the news or making logical arguments. It's building a paranoid narrative targeting deep anxiety
Jon Stewart for president? Last-ditch campaign hopes to escape Biden-Trump nightmare
Andrew O'Hehir
Progressive activists and bad polls haven't convinced Joe Biden to stand down — now it's time for the Hail Mary
How Trump weaponizes the First Amendment
Sabrina Haake
Trump's threats to a judge while under a gag order expose how the ex-president makes a mockery of the Consitution
GOP ready to defund Ukraine war — and that could be catastrophic
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Among Republicans who support Donald Trump, nearly all of them support cutting off aid to Ukraine
The voters “forgiving” Trump and “punishing” Biden: Obama pollster on “the biggest question” of 2024
Chauncey DeVega
"The 2024 race feels somewhat frozen," says Mike Kulisheck, senior vice president of the Benenson Strategy Group
Sure, Joe Biden is pretty old: Listen, could you do what he’s doing?
Kirk Swearingen
Let's admit the obvious: We feel anxious about Biden's age. But he doesn't seem to — he's just doing the job
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