Trump Goes After Wall Street Journal in Major Test of Press Freedom
Will the Journal and its parent company, Dow Jones, stand tall for journalistic integrity, as they have in the past?
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JD Vance Undermines Trump’s Case for Burying the Epstein Files
What was meant to be a partisan attack from Vice President JD Vance will only make MAGA supporters want to see the Epstein files even more.
Without Facts on His Side, Trump Turns to Anecdotes to Justify Policies
With science, facts, and reality often not on their side, Donald Trump and his supporters turn to anecdotes to defend policies driven by sentiment rather than sense.
Donald Trump’s Tacky White House ‘Upgrades’ Embarrass the Nation
The president spends a lot of his time worrying about the tragic lack of gold ornaments on every surface in the White House.
Full Frontal Gerrymandering: Trump’s Roided Up Play to Hold the House
It seems we didn’t have enough chaos and blood on the national carpet.
When Democracy’s Operating System Crashes
When government systems collapse under complexity, democracy itself breaks down — fueling the populist frustration reshaping American politics today.
Giant Stick Insect Discovered in Rainforest May Be Australia’s Heaviest
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Oil and Gaslighting: How Trump and Corporations Manufacture ‘Pseudo-Realities’
Like MAGA, major fossil fuel polluters and their PR enablers evade accountability by spinning the world they want you to see.
Boeing Workers Who Build Fighter Jets Plan Midnight Strike
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A Very Good Summer for Butterflies or a Return to Average?
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The Epstein Coverup: A Journalist’s Theory
The journalist who first published Epstein’s black book reveals a network of corruption and systemic coverup reaching the highest levels of power.
Trump’s Attack on Brazil Is an Indictment of His Authoritarian Actions Back Home
The executive order with which Donald Trump tries to justify punitive tariffs imposed on Brazil shows some striking similarities to the tactics the president is employing in the US.