Fired by Email: What It Felt Like To Be Targeted by DOGE’s Federal Purge
Eleven federal workers reveal what it felt like to be fired by Musk’s DOGE — the emails, the trauma, and the institutional destruction we’ve never heard about.
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Federal Judge Strikes Down President’s Ban on Wind Energy Projects
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FBI Flags Rising Holiday Scams Spreading Across Email, Social, and Web
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Media Dance Around the Big Story: How, Under Trump, the Rich Run the Country
Why billionaire influence must be an election issue — now.
Heroes and Villains — History Will Be the Ultimate Judge of Trump and MAGA
What will your response be when your grandchildren ask: “What did you do when Donald Trump tried to destroy America?”
Trump Wins Consolation Peace Prize Created to Stop Him From Ruining World Cup
In the least surprising event in recorded history, Donald Trump was awarded FIFA’s inaugural “peace prize.”
Big Tech Is Creating Its Own Media Bubble To ‘Win the Narrative Battle Online’
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They Do Audits, Don’t They? A Hard Look at What They Say Makes Elections Secure
Given the stakes and given the vulnerabilities of US elections, it’s nuts not to look under the hood. I did — and I haven’t slept well since.
What Catastrophes Get Our Attention, and Why It Matters
When catastrophe becomes celebrity, we stop witnessing and start scrolling, turning suffering into spectacle. But we can break that cycle.
Who Is Steve Witkoff, and Why Is He in Charge of Negotiating Ukraine’s Future?
And who is the mysterious “mutual friend” who got Witkoff to do a favor for a Russian mobster?
Sideshow Don – How Trump Keeps Getting in the Way of His Own Agenda
The kerfuffle over a video in which six Democrats reminded US troops that they don’t have to follow illegal orders serves as a great reminder of how Donald Trump and his toadies keep stepping on their own toes by creating sideshows that distract them from governing.
Evangelical Support for Israel Declines Worldwide
Mounting criticism of Israel and growing empathy for Palestinians may signal a larger power shift in the global Evangelical community.