Except for a handful of heroes, the Democrats need to explain why they put so many through this.
Those who ended the shutdown ended the challenge but restored vital benefits, because Democrats care.
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A look at what’s behind the thinking of authoritarians and how they use that to order their worlds.
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Not even a year into his second term, Trump now is motivated by what others can do for him personally.
William F. Buckley tried to beat it back twice. More conservatives need to step up to shut it down.
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Actually, it’s the ideological split following Tucker Carlson’s interview of Nick Fuentes that sealed it.
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The president’s thirst for more GOP House seats sparked a backlash that Newsom can ride to 2028.
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Two proposed state ballot measures would strengthen parents’ rights and protect girls’ sports.
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Trump has a higher tolerance for others’ pain than Democrats do. And they made their point with voters.
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At Trump’s insistence, the U.S. has plans to invade Nigeria. A restoration of aid would save far more lives.
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Voters are telling Trump and Republicans that they’ve baldy misread the mandate of the 2024 election.
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Against a backdrop of Democratic election wins, Trump continued with the same old, same old.
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A little reflection on past failures ought to be enough to have us keep searching for solutions.
Nothing short of a medical marvel, the procedure replaces a heart valve and proves the value of Medicare.
The U.S. doesn’t have to send troops. It can demand the U.A.E stop supplying one side in Sudan’s civil war.
With a pliant Congress and Court, the president finds every impulse easily bent to his whims.
A deal in Congress that restores health care subsidies would add $350 billion over a decade to the debt.
