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White House reporters at a recent briefing
Perry Bacon
The Two Chances for the Media to Show It Really Cares About Democracy
Thursday night’s address by Trump and the upcoming White House Correspondents’ Dinner give the media two opportunities to show it can defend democracy. I am not optimistic.
President Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio
Matt Ford
Trumpworld Is Scared of the International Criminal Court
Marco Rubio says the administration will try to “dismantle” the ICC. Who is he trying to protect?
Emma Janssen
Will Any Republican Senators Vote Against Todd Blanche?
Todd Blanche at Wednesday’s confirmation hearing
Emma Janssen
Will Any Republican Senators Vote Against Todd Blanche?
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Fast-food workers and supporters organized by the Service Employees International Union protest outside of a Burger King in Los Angeles, California
Monica Potts
We’re in a Wage Crisis Too
Affordability isn’t the only problem. People aren’t making enough money. Here’s what some progressives want to do about it.
A woman holding a sign that reads "How many more?" visited a memorial for Joan Sebastián Durán Guerrero, who was killed by ICE agents in Biddeford, Maine, on July 13.
Melissa Gira Grant
ICE’s Violence Is No Accident. It’s Part of the Job.
After ICE agents killed a man in Maine, the Department of Homeland Security suspended traffic stops, then reversed course. But the official policy is just optics, anyway: Agents know what they’ve been hired to do.
A portrait of Misty Leon holding a photograph of her mother, sitting on a couch in an apartment in Vancouver, Canada.
The First Wrongful Death Suit Against Big Oil Is Not Going Their Way
Aaron Regunberg
A portrait of Misty Leon holding a photograph of her mother, sitting on a couch in an apartment in Vancouver, Canada.
Aaron Regunberg
The First Wrongful Death Suit Against Big Oil Is Not Going Their Way
Can We Lose the Same War Twice? With Trump, Anything’s Possible
Joe Cirincione
Joe Cirincione
Can We Lose the Same War Twice? With Trump, Anything’s Possible
Donald Trump glares angrily
Can We Lose the Same War Twice? With Trump, Anything’s Possible
Joe Cirincione
Donald Trump glares angrily
Joe Cirincione
Can We Lose the Same War Twice? With Trump, Anything’s Possible
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