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In the upcoming 2026 and 2028 elections, we’re playing against opponents who don’t bat an eye at cheating because they don’t recognize the validity of the rules that they are breaking.
These efforts reflect concerted efforts to protect large corporations from consumers’ claims that products have harmed them and to prevent states from holding companies accountable when federal regulation falls short.
Trump jumps on the Murdoch Democrat = Communist bandwagon.
Let us commemorate this 250th year of our Republic as the window of opportunity to toss out a wannabe king and his band of criminal courtiers.
This latest decision from the court before the weekend of our 250th anniversary is just another of the "death by a thousand cuts" being inflicted on this country by those who wish to see it fail.
Members of the America’s founding generation were familiar with the concept of distinct spheres of authority between religion and government and the necessity of keeping those functions separate.
An afternoon in East Berlin became the lens through which today's America suddenly makes terrifying sense.
Women have been absorbing the consequences of a system designed without their interests in mind. It’s time we understood exactly what that system is, and what we can do about it.
Hundreds died in this week's heat wave. But the real killer is a political & economic system that rewards predators, turns citizens into prey, & leaves governments protecting power instead of people.
The hubbub over the Reflecting Pool holds a mirror up to assumptions about how to solve pressing environmental challenges. The idea of just engineering one’s way out of any environmental crisis has limits.
Because seven justices determined that the EPA’s label is the ceiling of your rights, and the market immediately calculated what that means for corporate liability.
The court seems to have concluded that they can’t fight the new logic: Americans have a constitutional right to guns; Americans smoke weed; so weed can’t justify a denial of constitutional rights.
The pattern is becoming impossible to miss: the hidden report, the voter-roll purges, the gerrymanders, and Postal Service changes targeting mail ballots in Democratic states.
Understanding that process helps demystify the court and reveals how nine unelected justices can shape the meaning of the Constitution and, in turn, influence the everyday lives of millions of Americans.
A conservative Italian newspaper used the blunt type of word American journalists keep avoiding, and exposed how far our press will go to normalize the abnormal.
A state run by frightened white folks who want to play down anything critical instead of dealing with our sometimes uplifting, sometimes embarrassing, often maddening history.
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