Igor Derysh

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Igor Derysh is a staff writer at Salon. His work has also appeared in the Los Angeles Times, Chicago Tribune, Boston Herald and Baltimore Sun.

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Trump Holds Summit With Technology Industry Leaders
Peter Thiel's army: Big Tech "disruptor" sets out to shake up the GOP Igor Derysh
Lauren Boebert
GOP congresswoman pushes QAnon conspiracy theory, suggests Clintons behind journalist's death Igor Derysh
Dianne Feinstein; Joe Manchin
Dismissing GOP threats, Dianne Feinstein backs fellow Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin on the filibuster Igor Derysh
Donald Trump; Joe Biden
Global confidence in U.S. jumps over 55 percentage points under Biden: poll Igor Derysh
Joe Manchin
Joe Manchin's "highly suspicious" reversal on voting bill follows donation from corporate lobby Igor Derysh
Merrick Garland
Biden DOJ to “vigorously” defend religious schools' right to discriminate against LGBTQ students Igor Derysh
Barack Obama
Barack Obama on GOP's war against democracy: "Unrecognizable and unacceptable even five years ago" Igor Derysh
Joe Manchin; Donald Trump
Trump praises Joe Manchin for defending filibuster — despite calling to eliminate it for years Igor Derysh
Eric Adams; Andrew Yang
Andrew Yang and Eric Adams, leading Democrats in N.Y. mayor's race, are backed by GOP billionaires Igor Derysh
Louis DeJoy
"He must resign": FBI probing Postmaster General Louis DeJoy over campaign fundraising practices Igor Derysh
Chuck Schumer
Senate parliamentarian’s surprise decision threatens to derail Democrats' infrastructure plans Igor Derysh
Colonial Pipeline
Big Oil lobby fought cybersecurity regulations for years, making pipeline attack easier Igor Derysh
Joe Biden; Tulsa, Oklahoma
NAACP president: Biden’s plan to tackle racial wealth gap must address student debt crisis Igor Derysh
Joe Manchin
Joe Manchin “very disappointed” after Republicans use filibuster to kill Capitol riot commission Igor Derysh
George Floyd Protest; Police Brutality
A year after the nationwide protests, some signs of progress — but police are still killing people Igor Derysh