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Donald Trump, joined by Republican lawmakers, signs the One Big Beautiful Bill Act into law on July 4, 2025.
Miranda Yaver
Trump’s Budget Bill Has a New Trap For Democrats
Blue state leaders want to mitigate the harms of Trump’s budget bill. But will cleaning up another Republican mess only serve to let them off the hook?
A Claude artificial intelligence app on a smartphone.
Parker Molloy
Trusting Chatbots With Our Ballots (at the Worst Possible Moment)
Voters are letting chatbots help fill out their ballots. The Trump administration has spent a year making sure it controls what the chatbots say.
Michael Tomasky
Lindsey Graham’s Legacy? It’s About One Thing Only, and It Isn’t Good
Lindsey Graham holds up a hat that reads "Trump 2028" during an event at the Kennedy Center. And now he's dead.
Michael Tomasky
Lindsey Graham’s Legacy? It’s About One Thing Only, and It Isn’t Good
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Mature woman reviewing receipt after shopping at Publix supermarket, Florida.
Grace Segers
Higher Grocery Costs Are Creating a Vicious Cycle of Household Debt
As food prices tick up and more Americans turn to credit cards to make ends meet, the indirect effects of the war in Iran could lead to families losing their financial stability.
An advertisement in San Francisco for the company Artisan, which wants to bring autonomous AI employees into the workforce
Paolo Natali
Who Should Own the Robots?
AI’s displacement of workers will make it even harder to organize labor—and all the more necessary.
Former State Senator Troy Jackson, who once campaigned alongside Graham Platner, is one of several Democrats now vying to replace Platner as Senate nominee.
The Race to Replace Graham Platner Is Heating Up
Emma Janssen
Former State Senator Troy Jackson, who once campaigned alongside Graham Platner, is one of several Democrats now vying to replace Platner as Senate nominee.
Emma Janssen
The Race to Replace Graham Platner Is Heating Up
Susan Collins May Be Chuckling, but She’s in Far Worse Trouble Now
Michael Tomasky
Michael Tomasky
Susan Collins May Be Chuckling, but She’s in Far Worse Trouble Now
Susan Collins arrives for a committee hearing.
Susan Collins May Be Chuckling, but She’s in Far Worse Trouble Now
Michael Tomasky
Susan Collins arrives for a committee hearing.
Michael Tomasky
Susan Collins May Be Chuckling, but She’s in Far Worse Trouble Now
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