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Bernie Sanders
Perry Bacon
Bernie Sanders’s New, Necessary, Bold Act: Taking on the AI Oligarchs
The 84-year-old has a new cause—and it’s as important as anything he’s ever done.
Donald Trump holds his hands out to the side and makes a weird face
Logan McMillen
Are We on the Brink of a Global Debt Crisis?
The economic shocks from Trump’s war on Iran are undermining countries’ reliance on U.S. debt and fiat currency. If this snowballs, America has the most to lose.
Michael Tomasky
You Can Smell It Now: The Trump Presidency Is in Total Free Fall
Tired, sad Trump
Michael Tomasky
You Can Smell It Now: The Trump Presidency Is in Total Free Fall
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A column of "London broil" beef lies next to several columns of Impossible ground plant-based meat.
Jan Dutkiewicz
People Love to Blame “Ultra-Processed Food.” It’s Unhelpful.
A new bill proposed in California misses the point: The reason not to eat junk food has more to do with what’s in it than how processed it is.
Donald Trump speaks vehemently with open mouth
Greg Sargent
The Trump Dictatorship Is Cracking Up
In the president’s warped world, his increasingly deranged demands are never the problem—only his underlings’ failures to meet them.
Donald Trump frowns
How Low Can Donald Trump’s Approval Rating Go?
Grace Segers
Donald Trump frowns
Grace Segers
How Low Can Donald Trump’s Approval Rating Go?
The Supreme Court Might Still Screw Up Birthright Citizenship
Matt Ford
Matt Ford
The Supreme Court Might Still Screw Up Birthright Citizenship
John Roberts, wearing a black robe, grimaces and looks to his right.
The Supreme Court Might Still Screw Up Birthright Citizenship
Matt Ford
John Roberts, wearing a black robe, grimaces and looks to his right.
Matt Ford
The Supreme Court Might Still Screw Up Birthright Citizenship
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