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The Sackler family who own OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma has been desperately trying to keep their wealth and avoid prosecution through a bankruptcy settlement. Hopefully a reckoning is now closer.
There’s plenty of bad or misleading information about elections out there, but an impending Supreme Court ruling may determine the limits of government’s power to contain these falsehoods online.
Homelessness in the U.S. is a function of poverty, not criminality, and criminalizing people experiencing homelessness in no way helps solve the problem—it just makes it worse.
The Supreme Court is making decency and empathy illegal while rewarding a liar and felon and sexual abuser who makes the rules, including those confirmed and upheld by his bought-and-paid for Supreme Court.
The history lesson that Trump's backers and enablers have refused to learn is that Nazism and Fascism do not work and lead to the utter destruction of their practitioners. We can help teach them that this November.
Biden was standing next to a clown target on a carnival midway tonight. Not only did he not hit him, he barely threw any balls at him. This has to stop. Biden should go on the attack and not let up for the next four months.
Florida's political mouthpieces have been pushing natural gas for power generation, ignoring the fact that the cost has doubled. Meanwhile utilities are moving to a free and unlimited energy source—the sun.
To MAGA is to follow, unquestioningly and absolutely. It is why one of our two political parties has ceased being either political or a party, turning itself, openly and brazenly, into a cult.
If you want to see what Republicans have in mind for the rest of America if Trump or another Republican becomes president and they can hold onto Congress, just visit the Old South.
Many journalists and political scientists view populism as a “cultural backlash” of conservative white men who fear the loss of their privilege in a diversifying world.
The lies told by Donald Trump have resonated with many Douglas County Georgia voters. Now nonpartisan election officials is forced to face their ire.
Republicans and Trump keep referring to a post-constitutional era where the middle class, civil rights and even the rights of women to vote would rolled back.
Even as conversations focus on Project 2025 and Trump's promise to become a dictator, it's important to revisit how poorly he ran things as a cure to the public's apparent Trumpnesia.
The irredeemably petty DeSantis is scared—scared of scholars, artists, and educators. When authoritarians get scared, they lash out—in this case, the effect is a bit like a cornered and angry chihuahua.
Nonprofits known as 527s can raise unlimited sums for political spending. ProPublica is releasing a new database that will allow journalists, researchers and others to more easily search these organizations’ finances.
In the Republican Party, it is the Year of the Felon. Getting charged with waving a gun around while chasing a “Dream Girl” down your own block at 3 a.m. is probably a badge of honor.
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