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Big Tech Will Not Broadcast Your Dissent
For all our billionaire social media leaders’ claims to be free speech warriors, they seem to have spent the last few days cracking down on […]
Something to Sneeze At: My Trump Election Check
Based on the federal envelope, I thought it was a notification that I owed a penalty for missing an estimated tax payment. There was no […]
JD Vance Tried To Put Down A Protester And It Completely Backfired
JD Vance has made getting protested in states that he and Donald Trump won in 2024 a habit. Vance went to Kansas and was protested […]
A Call to Action in a World of Inaction
Alejandro González Iñárritu’s controversial new film “Digger” implicates us all in the climate crisis. The post A Call to Action in a World of Inaction […]
Getting Sick of Data Centers
Near the nation’s capital, residents of Virginia’s Data Center Alley live among hundreds of gargantuan facilities—and feel the health toll.
Trump Again Demands New Mexico Change Name to New America
In a Truth Social post Monday, President Trump made his most direct demand yet around an ongoing fixation: get “Mexico” out of New Mexico’s name. […]
Alleged voter fraud in California leads to 28 arrests
The Trump administration is ramping up its efforts to flush out noncitizen voters with next month’s midterm elections approximately two weeks away. On Monday, the […]
Trump’s promises are hampering Alaska GOP as voter ‘fatigue’ sets in: report
President Donald Trump has been rolling out a stream of pledges for Alaska, including a long-hoped-for gas pipeline, broadband money, and data center help — […]
Pete Hegseth took a secret trip to visit Trump ally ahead of election: report
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth took a secret trip to Israel on Monday to meet with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of the country’s elections, according […]
Senators Blast Trump’s Plan to Rig Child Deportation Proceedings
Congressional Democrats sent a letter to Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on Monday, urging him to rescind a new policy […]
In Defense of Red Tape
The (continued) failure of Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool renovations is a useful illustration in why government procurement has so many rules—it’s to stop things like […]
Ukraine Update
Yesterday there was a headline in the New York Times — Trump Offers Putin Economic Relief in Hopes That Russia Will Return the Favor. So […]
Can a Sunrise Movement Co-Founder Turn a Ruby Michigan District Blue?
On the late afternoon of Sept. 17, a gray end-of-summer sky hung low over the cornfields of Mason, Michigan. A gangly, bespectacled young man stepped […]
Trump Rambles Like A Loon About Cushions At Women’s Health Event
Even when this White House tries to do simple, normal political things, Donald Trump has to be weird. Republicans are complaining and finger-pointing at Trump […]
Republicans Are Crumbling And Pointing Fingers At Trump For Midterm Failure
Trump has been laying the groundwork for blaming Republicans if his party loses all or part of control of Congress in the midterm election. Before […]
Trump’s Voter Raids Have Begun
On Monday, federal authorities announced the arrest in California of at least 11 people, and charges against 28, alleging they registered to vote as noncitizens. […]
The uncertain future of Erika Kirk’s Turning Point USA
This story was originally reported by Mariel Padilla of The 19th. Meet Mariel and read more of their reporting on gender, politics and policy. This […]
Trump wades into Israel’s election to back ally Netanyahu
President Donald Trump endorsed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for reelection Sunday, warning Israeli voters against choosing the “wrong Leader” just nine days before the […]
Please Don’t Film the Breakfast Buffet at Ken Paxton’s “Come and Take It” Bus Tour
Ken Paxton’s message to voters in the home stretch of his closely-contested US Senate race with Democrat James Talarico is a mystery to me. I […]