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Trump Urges Americans to Oppose Him

Donald Trump on Sunday encouraged Americans to stand up to evil. For once, we are in agreement with him.

Even the Project 2025 Guys Warned Trump Appointees Against Using Signal

Did top-level Trump administration officials use the Signal app in spite of a warning from the Heritage Foundation about recordkeeping requirements… or because of it?

Rumeysa Ozturk, arrest, Tufts University

Government Integrity

Chilling ICE Arrests Send a Message to Students: You May Be Next

WhoWhatWhy Staff 03/28/25

: Four Signal Scandal, participants, Tulsi Gabbard, Michael Waltz, Pete Hegseth, JD Vance

Government Integrity

Atlantic’s Goldberg Under Fire Over the Cabinet’s ‘Group Chat’ Leak

William Dowell 03/28/25

Government Integrity US Politics

Trump Moves to a More Efficient Fascism

Lucian K. Truscott IV 03/25/25

Government Integrity

The Math Behind Musk’s Email Harassment Scheme Does Not Add Up

Klaus Marre 03/03/25

A Guide to (Not) Covering School Shootings

Klaus Marre 12/17/24

A day after a 15-year-old girl killed a fellow student and a teacher, the country has already largely moved on.

Clarence Thomas, Federalist Society, Disney

Courts Guns in the USA

Glory Be! Justice Thomas Takes One for the Team!

Lucian Truscott IV 06/24/24

Texas, Governor Greg Abbott, Texas Air National Guard, Dawn M. Ferrell

Courts Guns in the USA

Gov. Abbott Serves Up ‘Justice’ — Texas Style

Klaus Marre 05/17/24

US gun regulation, background checks, private sales, new law

Guns in the USA

GOP Voters: Protecting Gun Rights More Important Than Saving Lives

Klaus Marre 10/28/23

Guns in the USA

It Shouldn’t Take a Tragedy to Get Lawmakers to Support Gun Control

Klaus Marre 10/27/23

Trump Administration Escalates Campaign Against ‘Maryland Man’

Klaus Marre 04/17/25

The Trump administration is trying extremely hard to cast Kilmar Abrego Garcia as a “bad guy.” However, his case isn’t about whether he is a model citizen or a gang member; it’s about the rule of law and whether it still matters.