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Experts warn that “accountability” for Donald Trump could come at a cost to democracy
Chauncey DeVega
"Real and actual violence is only becoming increasingly more likely"
Barack Obama’s pollsters see “big red flags” for Donald Trump’s presidential campaign
Chauncey DeVega
Mike Kulisheck and Shannon Currie of the Beneson Strategy Group on the impact of indictments on Trump's polling
Atlanta, crucible of democracy: How the city’s tortured history got us here
Christopher Sellers
A Black D.A. and a race-baiting white president are colliding in Atlanta — and it feels like the city's destiny
“He’s in big trouble”: Experts say Mark Meadows’ “goose is cooked” after new Fani Willis filing
Igor Derysh
Meadows' attorneys made a "catastrophic blunder" in bid to move case to federal court, law professor says
DeSantis earned his Jacksonville boos: New documents show team pushed “opposing” views on slavery
Amanda Marcotte
Of course there's a link between racist hate crimes and the "anti-woke" ideology pushed by Florida's GOP governor
The GOP zombie: Why the media refuses to let the myth of a “good” Republican die
Chauncey DeVega
You don't give mouth-to-mouth resuscitation to a zombie
Legal experts: Judge’s order in Mark Meadows case “could be very bad news” for Fani Willis
Areeba Shah
Judge Steve Jones questions whether a single act in the indictment is enough to boot Meadows' case to federal court
“Blood on his hands”: Ron DeSantis booed at vigil for victims of racist Jacksonville shooting
Gabriella Ferrigine
State Rep. Angie Nixon accused DeSantis of an "all-out attack on the Black community" ahead of the shooting
“Fatally sabotaged”: Legal experts say concession in Mark Meadows’ filing could backfire in court
Igor Derysh
Meadows' filing seeking to move Fulton prosecution to federal court "undermined" his own argument, analysts say
“Criminal motivations”: Experts say Fani Willis just “skillfully” used Meadows’ words against him
Igor Derysh
Willis' "exceptionally strong argument" torches Meadows' bid to evade state charges
“Democracy needs its gatekeepers”: The Republican Party is too corrupt to care about the country
Chauncey DeVega
Experts explain why "Republicans appear to be in denial about the actual crisis in their party"
Donald Trump’s last line of defense: Ramp up the “transactional antisemitism”
Chauncey DeVega
"An increased use of these kinds of fascist appeals shows how weak he is as a candidate and how scared he is"
From star to stars: Astrophysicist Aomawa Shields traces her journey from acting to astronomy
Elizabeth Hlavinka
In her memoir "Life on Other Planets" Shields talks pursuing her dreams and why we may not be alone in the universe
“Aiding a coup is not your job”: Experts rip Meadows bid to dodge Fulton DA under “official duties”
Igor Derysh
Even if Meadows can move the case, Fani Willis would still be the prosecutor and a president still can't pardon him
Legal scholar: Key part of Trump indictment seeks “justice” for Ruby Freeman and Shaye Moss
Gabriella Ferrigine
"We must never forget that Trump's alleged crimes were not victimless crimes," warned attorney Sherrilyn Ifill
The PragerU goal: “Indoctrinate kids at a young age into a far-right belief system”
Chauncey DeVega
What Ron DeSantis wants to teach kids: Racism and inequality don't matter, and politics can't solve injustice
QAnon’s weirdest obsession: Why does the radical far right fear the Masons?
Robert Guffey
Anti-Masonic prejudice goes back to the Nazis — and well before that. Somehow the QAnon cult has reanimated it
Televising Trump’s trials will hurt — that’s why it must happen
Chauncey DeVega
It's the only way to justice
Trump judge forces Southwest attorneys to get “religious liberty training” from Christian hate group
Gabriella Ferrigine
"Brantley Starr's order would let courts force lawyers to undergo religious indoctrination sessions," analyst warns
Holocaust scholars explain why Trump has ramped up his Nazi-style rhetoric: “Words can kill”
Chauncey DeVega
"Preserving democracy requires unmasking and countering these deceptions"
The past isn’t dead: Teaching the truth about America’s racial history is critical
Caleb Elfenbein
Most Americans believe we're a long way from Birmingham in 1963. But that history still fuels today's conflicts
Jay-Z has always delivered hope – long before he was a mogul
D. Watkins
A Brooklyn Library exhibit traces his roots and influence on people like me, who needed his lyrics to get through
Maryland lieutenant governor got funding from donors linked to far-right extremist movement
Areeba Shah
Critics accuse Aruna Miller of retaliating against those that called out the problematic donations
Criminal indictments are not enough: Donald Trump must be defeated at the ballot box
Chauncey DeVega
But even defeating Trump at the polls will be insufficient to secure the future of American democracy
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