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The Atlantic's article cited anonymous sources who claimed Patel drinks excessively and is often “away or unreachable, delaying time-sensitive decisions needed to advance investigations.”
Obama and NYC Mayor Mamdani sing with kids, highlighting Mamdani's push for universal childcare in NYC.
Section 702 of FISA continues a pattern and practice of domestic surveillance and privacy violations that have historically harmed Black organizers and communities.
The dismissal would erase the convictions of Proud Boys and Oath Keepers leaders who weren’t included in President Donald Trump’s blanket pardon.
Right now, citizens across the U.S. and the globe are witnessing, in real time, the extreme negative effects of giving far-right conservatism virtually absolute power in the U.S. We are watching an administration full of underqualified white nationalists — who regularly play to right-wing extremists and use extremist ideology to create executive policy — turn […]
Should Democrat Analilia Mejia beat Republican Joe Hathaway, House Speaker Mike Johnson could only afford one defection in the House.
Despite having the support of Gov. Wes Moore and the state House, the Maryland Senate never brought the redistricting effort to a vote
What a lot of people don't seem to understand about the 25th Amendment is that, for the most part, it would be up to Trump's Cabinet and the Vice President to invoke it.
We are all not so easily manipulated that we see Trump's "DoorDash Grandma" grift as anything more than a poorly conceived political stunt.
The ordinance passed by the Houston City Council will no longer require police officers to hold suspects for ICE administrative warrants.
Led by veteran political strategist Jessica Byrd, Black Camp creates a third space for a connected web of organizers and concerned communities facing unprecedented threats.
The DOJ appears to be deciding that conservatives are being unjustly targeted simply because they caught more charges under the FACE Act.
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