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Joe Kent’s Forever War
The retired Green Beret turned GOP congressional candidate believes he's fighting the most important battle of his life. America is the conflict zone.

Noah Lanard | October 5, 2022
Thousands of Virginia Students Walk Out to Protest Youngkin’s New Anti-Trans Proposals
It was one of the largest school demonstrations in recent memory.

Arianna Coghill | September 28, 2022
Inside Massachusetts’ Family Separation Disaster
The state took away Bryan Hickson's newborn son. Why did it take so long for a judge to hear his case?

Julia Lurie | September 26, 2022
J.D. Vance’s Flip-Flop on the Nazi March in Charlottesville
He once bashed Trump's response to the white supremacist rally. Now he calls the controversy a "ridiculous race hoax."

David Corn | September 26, 2022
DeSantis Flying Migrants to Martha’s Vineyard Is Part of a 60-Year-Old Segregationist Playbook
"It is shameful that in this country there should be those who traffic in human misery.”

Isabela Dias | September 17, 2022
State and Local Taxes Make Inequality Much Worse
“It’s all part of the higher cost of being poor."

Melissa Hellmann, Maya Srikrishnan, Ashley Clarke, and Joe Yerardi | September 14, 2022

Abortion Is Galvanizing Voters. Michigan’s Ballot Measure Will Show Us How Much.
The referendum to enshrine abortion rights in the state constitution will be one of the most closely watched in the midterms.

Abby Vesoulis | September 13, 2022
Elizabeth Warren Introduces Bill to Bolster Union Power
The proposal would ban anti-labor “right-to-work” laws that have spread across red states.

Hannah Levintova | September 10, 2022
DC Mayor Responds to Months-Long Migrant Busing By Declaring a Public Emergency
The District will put $10 million toward an office of migrant services and support for organizations.

Isabela Dias | September 9, 2022
The Colorado River Is Dying. Can Its Aquatic Dinosaurs Be Saved?
The razorback sucker has survived in the river for more than 3 million years. Climate change could end that.

Stephanie Mencimer | September 9, 2022
Report: Rick Scott Blew It
The National Republican Senatorial Committee had an astounding run of fundraising. But the money is nearly all gone now and with few returns.

Russ Choma | September 4, 2022
Trump’s Social Media Business Is a Mess
Will the DWAC SPAC have to give the money back?

Russ Choma | September 1, 2022
J.D. Vance Appeared With Podcaster Who Once Said “Feminists Need Rape”
The GOP Senate candidate proposed a "de-Nazification" plan for purging liberals from government.

David Corn | August 25, 2022
Ron DeSantis Went the Extra Mile to Endorse School Board Candidates. It Paid Off.
The days of nonpartisan school board elections are long gone.

Isabela Dias | August 24, 2022
Laura Loomer Loses GOP Primary, Opportunity to Vie for Most Racist Congressperson
The 29-year-old lost in Florida’s 11th Congressional District.

Ali Breland | August 24, 2022
Instagram Is Trying to Ruin the Only App That Doesn’t Make Me Want to Die
BeReal is the last stop on my social media journey. Please leave me alone.

Inae Oh | August 23, 2022
Democrats Ask Social Media Companies to Crack Down on Threats Against the FBI
"We urge you to take immediate action to address any threats of violence against law enforcement."

Isabela Dias | August 20, 2022
Georgia Federal Judge Blocks Lindsey Graham’s Legal Maneuvering to Avoid Subpoena
The senator is scheduled to testify before a grand jury next week.

Isabela Dias | August 20, 2022
Ron DeSantis Scapegoats Former Felons With Voter Fraud Allegations
"This is just the opening salvo," the governor said of the arrest of 20 people.

Isabela Dias | August 20, 2022
The Writers of Reality Need to Chill: Republicans Keep Posting KKK Hoods
The artist behind the illustration—which was featured in our story outlining the GOP's racist descent—has some thoughts.

Sam Van Pykeren | August 19, 2022

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Joe Kent’s Forever War
The retired Green Beret turned GOP congressional candidate believes he's fighting the most important battle of his life. America is the conflict zone.

Thousands of Virginia Students Walk Out to Protest Youngkin’s New Anti-Trans Proposals
It was one of the largest school demonstrations in recent memory.

Inside Massachusetts’ Family Separation Disaster
The state took away Bryan Hickson's newborn son. Why did it take so long for a judge to hear his case?

J.D. Vance’s Flip-Flop on the Nazi March in Charlottesville
He once bashed Trump's response to the white supremacist rally. Now he calls the controversy a "ridiculous race hoax."

DeSantis Flying Migrants to Martha’s Vineyard Is Part of a 60-Year-Old Segregationist Playbook
"It is shameful that in this country there should be those who traffic in human misery.”

State and Local Taxes Make Inequality Much Worse
“It’s all part of the higher cost of being poor."

Abortion Is Galvanizing Voters. Michigan’s Ballot Measure Will Show Us How Much.
The referendum to enshrine abortion rights in the state constitution will be one of the most closely watched in the midterms.

Elizabeth Warren Introduces Bill to Bolster Union Power
The proposal would ban anti-labor “right-to-work” laws that have spread across red states.

DC Mayor Responds to Months-Long Migrant Busing By Declaring a Public Emergency
The District will put $10 million toward an office of migrant services and support for organizations.

The Colorado River Is Dying. Can Its Aquatic Dinosaurs Be Saved?
The razorback sucker has survived in the river for more than 3 million years. Climate change could end that.

Report: Rick Scott Blew It
The National Republican Senatorial Committee had an astounding run of fundraising. But the money is nearly all gone now and with few returns.

Trump’s Social Media Business Is a Mess
Will the DWAC SPAC have to give the money back?

J.D. Vance Appeared With Podcaster Who Once Said “Feminists Need Rape”
The GOP Senate candidate proposed a "de-Nazification" plan for purging liberals from government.

Ron DeSantis Went the Extra Mile to Endorse School Board Candidates. It Paid Off.
The days of nonpartisan school board elections are long gone.

Laura Loomer Loses GOP Primary, Opportunity to Vie for Most Racist Congressperson
The 29-year-old lost in Florida’s 11th Congressional District.

Instagram Is Trying to Ruin the Only App That Doesn’t Make Me Want to Die
BeReal is the last stop on my social media journey. Please leave me alone.

Democrats Ask Social Media Companies to Crack Down on Threats Against the FBI
"We urge you to take immediate action to address any threats of violence against law enforcement."

Georgia Federal Judge Blocks Lindsey Graham’s Legal Maneuvering to Avoid Subpoena
The senator is scheduled to testify before a grand jury next week.

Ron DeSantis Scapegoats Former Felons With Voter Fraud Allegations
"This is just the opening salvo," the governor said of the arrest of 20 people.

The Writers of Reality Need to Chill: Republicans Keep Posting KKK Hoods
The artist behind the illustration—which was featured in our story outlining the GOP's racist descent—has some thoughts.

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Joe Kent’s Forever War The retired Green Beret turned GOP congressional candidate believes he's fighting the most important battle of his life. America is the conflict zone.

Thousands of Virginia Students Walk Out to Protest Youngkin’s New Anti-Trans Proposals It was one of the largest school demonstrations in recent memory.

Inside Massachusetts’ Family Separation Disaster The state took away Bryan Hickson's newborn son. Why did it take so long for a judge to hear his case?

J.D. Vance’s Flip-Flop on the Nazi March in Charlottesville He once bashed Trump's response to the white supremacist rally. Now he calls the controversy a "ridiculous race hoax."

DeSantis Flying Migrants to Martha’s Vineyard Is Part of a 60-Year-Old Segregationist Playbook "It is shameful that in this country there should be those who traffic in human misery.”

State and Local Taxes Make Inequality Much Worse “It’s all part of the higher cost of being poor."

Abortion Is Galvanizing Voters. Michigan’s Ballot Measure Will Show Us How Much. The referendum to enshrine abortion rights in the state constitution will be one of the most closely watched in the midterms.

Elizabeth Warren Introduces Bill to Bolster Union Power The proposal would ban anti-labor “right-to-work” laws that have spread across red states.

DC Mayor Responds to Months-Long Migrant Busing By Declaring a Public Emergency The District will put $10 million toward an office of migrant services and support for organizations.

The Colorado River Is Dying. Can Its Aquatic Dinosaurs Be Saved? The razorback sucker has survived in the river for more than 3 million years. Climate change could end that.

Report: Rick Scott Blew It The National Republican Senatorial Committee had an astounding run of fundraising. But the money is nearly all gone now and with few returns.

Trump’s Social Media Business Is a Mess Will the DWAC SPAC have to give the money back?

J.D. Vance Appeared With Podcaster Who Once Said “Feminists Need Rape” The GOP Senate candidate proposed a "de-Nazification" plan for purging liberals from government.

Ron DeSantis Went the Extra Mile to Endorse School Board Candidates. It Paid Off. The days of nonpartisan school board elections are long gone.

Laura Loomer Loses GOP Primary, Opportunity to Vie for Most Racist Congressperson The 29-year-old lost in Florida’s 11th Congressional District.

Instagram Is Trying to Ruin the Only App That Doesn’t Make Me Want to Die BeReal is the last stop on my social media journey. Please leave me alone.

Democrats Ask Social Media Companies to Crack Down on Threats Against the FBI "We urge you to take immediate action to address any threats of violence against law enforcement."

Georgia Federal Judge Blocks Lindsey Graham’s Legal Maneuvering to Avoid Subpoena The senator is scheduled to testify before a grand jury next week.

Ron DeSantis Scapegoats Former Felons With Voter Fraud Allegations "This is just the opening salvo," the governor said of the arrest of 20 people.

The Writers of Reality Need to Chill: Republicans Keep Posting KKK Hoods The artist behind the illustration—which was featured in our story outlining the GOP's racist descent—has some thoughts.