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Politics, Corruption & Criminality
LatestTrump’s Gerrymandering Push Flopped and Backfired as Democrats Won Redrawn Seats
Trump and assorted Republican governors assumed they knew the minds of voters in the districts they redrew trying to rig the midterms in their favor.
Human Rights & Justice
LatestIsraeli Security Minister Plans a Moat for Palestinian Prisoners With Crocodiles as Guards
Crocodiles are not deployed here because they are efficient security tools. Rather, they evoke fears that prison walls, cameras and sensors do not.
Climate & Environment
LatestTom Cruise’s Digger Exposes the Fools, the Billionaires, and the Biggest Climate Lie of All
The explosive new film reveals how fossil fuel billionaires concealed the truth, bought political protection, and then blamed ordinary Americans for the destruction they helped create.
Progress & Solutions
LatestHawaii and Montana Now Lead the Way to Countering Citizens United Dark Money
It may be that Hawaii and Montana are showing the rest of states the way to get at least some of the dark money flood out of politics.
Opinions & Commentary
LatestAre We Entering the Most Dangerous Phase of Trump’s Presidency?
Historians and political violence experts warn that weakened strongmen can become more aggressive, purge doubters, and target opponents. Could the next eight weeks be America's most dangerous?
Fact Heroes
LatestHow an Arizona Election Official Changed From Election Skeptic to Election Defender
Michelle Burchill had doubts about election integrity when she took a voter registration job in a rural Arizona county. Not any more.
Quick Facts
LatestHistory Lessons on What Happens After a Midterm Tsunami
Surprising midterm elections that create new majorities on Capitol Hill look to be revolutions in the days after they occur.
Racism (Us vs Them)
LatestArmed Poll Watchers: The Cautionary Tale of New Jersey’s 1981 Racist Voter Intimidation Campaign
This November, Republican tactics in 1981 are worth remembering. They demonstrate that the safeguarding of polling places from imaginary fraudulent voters is not a new idea.
Money Over People
LatestThe Changing Struggle of Gig Workers—Making Ends Meet Is Harder Than Ever
Gig work platforms are getting richer by the day from the labor of gig workers. But the workers themselves? Not so much...
Larry's Observations
LatestMemorial Day Blues
This is not a day of celebration but a day of expressing grief and sorrow, a day to ruminate about the horrors of war and give thanks to the brave and willing.
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