
COVID-19: Hard-Right Politics Drove Lies, Denial, and Deaths
Both the UK and the US governments subscribed to their own exceptionalism: Virus outbreaks happened elsewhere, not here.
Both the UK and the US governments subscribed to their own exceptionalism: Virus outbreaks happened elsewhere, not here.
He was used, then discarded. And for what?
Will she ever tell what she knows?
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The New York civil fraud case against Donald Trump shows why next year’s criminal cases must be televised. Americans deserve to get an unfiltered look at the allegations, the evidence, and the witness testimony to make up their own minds.
Five freshmen from New York are asking their fellow Republicans to oust Rep. George Santos in a vote expected to come later on Wednesday.
Using the Constitution’s “Insurrection Clause” to prevent Donald Trump from running again is one way to put an end to his political career, but it is definitely not the best way.
Donald Trump thinks he should have been indicted three years ago… for crimes he hadn’t even committed yet and before Joe Biden became president.
Harassment and intimidation have always been a part of the MAGA playbook. Therefore, it is not surprising that Jim Jordan’s supporters resorted to them after two failed votes. But in this case, the strategy seems to be backfiring.
In a late-night rant, Donald Trump lied about what is at stake in Monday’s hearing on a limited gag order in his DC coup case.
The difference between Republican and Democratic visions for America is as clear as the difference between Russia and Norway (or California and Mississippi).
While Donald Trump poses by far the greatest threat, there are many other problems. President Joe Biden wants to convince Americans that democracy is once again at stake in the 2024 presidential election.