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Haley Stevens Nukes Own Political Career, Gets Trump Tweet as Consolation
In endorsing Republican Mike Rogers, Michigan Rep. Haley Stevens on Sunday not only tanked her own political career but also managed to unite the entire Democratic Party behind Abdul El-Sayed. Haley Stevens Nukes Own Political Career, Gets Trump Tweet as Consolation originally…
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Make Your Voice Heard, America!
A vibrant democracy depends on the participation of its citizens, which is why we hope that all eligible Americans will cast their votes these midterms. This is the only way to get a government that works for the people and not the billionaires who bankroll their chosen…
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Adolf Hitler Wasn’t HITLER in 1932; Trump Isn’t HITLER in 2026
Piers Morgan doesn’t think it’s fair to compare Trump’s Republican Party to the Nazis, because Trump hasn’t killed millions of people — yet. Adolf Hitler Wasn’t HITLER in 1932; Trump Isn’t HITLER in 2026 originally appeared on WhoWhatWhy
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The Media Is Focusing on the Wrong Attempt to Steal Alaska’s Senate Seat
Headed by Donald Trump, the GOP is preparing to steal Alaska's Senate seat if Democrat Mary Peltola wins, or to at least undermine the legitimacy of that victory. Instead of pointing out what is happening in plain sight, the media is helping them. The Media Is Focusing on the…
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Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow… Thoughts on Falling Back
Maybe one of these days Donald Trump will do or get something right, but I doubt it. And the clock is ticking. Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow… Thoughts on Falling Back originally appeared on WhoWhatWhy
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Saturday Hashtag: #TheDigitalDragnet
Political blacklists. Government spying. Corporate surveillance. Is free speech caught in America’s new taxpayer-subsidized digital dragnet? Saturday Hashtag: #TheDigitalDragnet originally appeared on WhoWhatWhy
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We Wholeheartedly Endorse Political Influencers Suing Each Other
The thriving ecosystem of political influencers is built on outrage, propaganda, and lies. If Congress won't establish some guardrails, maybe lawsuits will do the trick. We Wholeheartedly Endorse Political Influencers Suing Each Other originally appeared on WhoWhatWhy
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A Palestinian State Remains Elusive No Matter Who Governs Israel Next
For the brutalized residents of Gaza and the West Bank, there's no rest for the weary no matter the outcome of Israel's election. A Palestinian State Remains Elusive No Matter Who Governs Israel Next originally appeared on WhoWhatWhy
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Why the Most Powerful Men in America Are Monsters
Is it a fundamental flaw in our species, the way of all life in Darwin's world, something peculiar to our country, or the achievement of a very stable genius? Why the Most Powerful Men in America Are Monsters originally appeared on WhoWhatWhy
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She Stood Up for Voting Rights, Then Republicans Tried to Put Her in Her Place
When Republicans redrew Tennessee’s congressional maps to disenfranchise the state’s African American voters, one Democratic lawmaker took a stand and was made to pay for it. Now she is fighting back. She Stood Up for Voting Rights, Then Republicans Tried to Put Her in Her Place…
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‘My Social Life Completely Plummeted’: Gen Z Is Fighting Back Against Big Tech
PICKS are stories from many sources, selected by our editors or recommended by our readers because they are important, surprising, troubling, enlightening, inspiring, or amusing. They appear on our site and in our daily newsletter. Please send suggested articles, videos,…
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Maybe American Politics Isn’t Broken? It’s Playing Out as the Game Was Invented
Why do elections reward division, punish compromise, and resist reform? Game theory exposes the hidden incentives shaping our democracy. Maybe American Politics Isn’t Broken? It’s Playing Out as the Game Was Invented originally appeared on WhoWhatWhy
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Vance Says Clinton Should Have Won in 2016
Meet JD Vance, the least self-aware vice president in US history. Vance Says Clinton Should Have Won in 2016 originally appeared on WhoWhatWhy
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Russia Steps Up Probes of NATO Defenses
Trump’s preference for doing deals with the Kremlin, while ignoring NATO, comes as Russia steps up its probes of European defenses. Russia Steps Up Probes of NATO Defenses originally appeared on WhoWhatWhy
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After Trump’s Rants, Governor Orders Probe of Democrats’ Dirty Trick in Alaska
A new report detailing the efforts of Alaska Democrats to get a second Dan Sullivan on the ballot has roiled a Senate race they seemed poised to win. Their saving grace may be Donald Trump, who demanded for people to be prosecuted for something that, while morally dubious, is…