Roger Marshall hears the sound of his political doom

If Trump won’t fire him, Congress must impeach him

Not government spending on social safety nets

Newt Gingrich is a national canker sore, a political version of herpes, but worse.

On August 28, 1955, 14-year-old Emmett Till was murdered in Mississippi.

As he loses power, Trump’s extrajudicial gestapo tactics are worsening

A thin-skinned, peevish, petty, incompetent, corrupt infant

Why? Because he’s a peevish, perverse, enraged child

My name is Evelin, and I am creating this fundraiser for my family after a devas… Evelin Rivera needs your support for Help Evelin's Family With Funeral Costs

This weekend, as Donald Trump’s Grand Prix fills the capital with his supporters, they’re going to run into a message we’ve put up all over the city: Donald Trump Hates You.

United States Senator Darline Graham of South Carolina stunned a debate audience when she declared, “I’m not that informed on national security.”

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The crew of the USS Abraham Lincoln is suffering after more than 260 days at sea. And a certain corner of the internet has decided they should just man up.

The face of the lie leaves the podium

And what we must do

Sixty-one years ago, on August 6, 1965, President Lyndon B.

Not so long ago, if there had been a report issued by Dick Durbin the senior senator from Illinois as a ranking member of the Senate Judiciary Committee detailing the abuse of women and children by a ...

The President of the United States invented vandals, arrested an Olympian, and screamed “SCUM” at a crime that never happened. Now apply that exact playbook to everything else he’s ever told you.

In 2020, I wanted answers. This week, Senate Republicans tried to destroy him for a viral clip.

Yesterday, I woke up at a marina in the beautiful town of Niagara-on-the-Lake at the edge of Lake Ontario, a few miles down river from the famous falls.

Part 1: Dimon and the enshittification of everything

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‘These honored dead’

The delay in demanding proof from McConnell is a microcosm of how Democrats are squandering the midterms.

A major announcement with Epstein Survivors is planned for this week, on the eve of Todd Blanche's nomination vote to be attorney general. Join us LIVE.

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Journalism's night of shame

The rhetoric that paves the road to terror

We The People should file a class-action suit against them

Like many Americans, I mourn the sudden passing of Lindsey Graham. I had hoped he would live long enough to be tried for treason.

On July 18, 1863, at dusk, the Black soldiers of the Massachusetts 54th Volunteer Infantry of the U.S.

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They’re 0-for-15 in court, blocked by their own judges, and threatening jail time they can’t deliver. Here’s the whole con, explained.

Blanche opponents; Buttigieg illuminates as a progressive role model

There’s a natural mystic

And it has been for years.

We are facing the biggest test of our democracy since the Civil War

The question Jon Ossoff asked director of national intelligence nominee Jay Clayton wasn’t difficult.

You can’t parody this administration anymore. They keep beating you to it.

If the 250th taught us anything, it’s that the current regime has swapped the definitions of “terrorist” and “patriot.”

Donald Trump’s cheap and un-American speech at midnight was as unsurprising as it was vulgar and small.

On Major Jason Watson, the oath, and what courage actually costs

He only has one interest, and he's not at all conflicted about it

After Tuesday’s Supreme Court rulings, a cherished constitutional right is now hanging by a thread—and the GOP intends to sever it.