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A new, quietly introduced visa form reminds us that mind-numbing bureaucracy can be an effective family-separation tool if that’s your game.
read moreA new, quietly introduced visa form reminds us that mind-numbing bureaucracy can be an effective family-separation tool if that’s your game.
read moreObama, Clinton, Soros, Holder, Brennan, Waters, and CNN were targets.
read moreReaders react to one steadfast Republican’s reasons for staying loyal to his party—in spite of the wounds inflicted by Donald Trump.
read moreEWG tested 28 brands of conventional oat-based cereals; they all had glyphosate residue, most of them above healthy standards.
read moreBefore the U.S. Forest Service announced its plan to sell captured Devil’s Garden wild horses without limitation on slaughter…
read moreThe government is violating a federal judge’s order to stop medicating immigrant children held at a troubled Texas shelter without proper consent…
read moreEven by Georgia standards, the voter purge of late July 2017 was remarkable. In a single day, more than half a million people …
read moreWhite woman abused Spanish-speaking family including girl, 7
Tirade is latest anti-immigrant incident caught on video
Facing what could be a sweeping defeat next month, Trump and Republicans play to the their supporters’ paranoia
read moreLGBTQ legal strategy has long focused on equal protection. But if identity itself can be political speech, the First Amendment could be our future.
read moreAfter years of bitter fights over oil and gas development, Colorado voters have managed to get a statewide anti-fracking measure on the November ballot.
read moreMichael Avenatti must pay $4.85 million to a former colleague who claims the lawyer stiffed him out of millions in profits…
read moreOur system is actually set up to prevent what Trump wants to do—which is erase regulation for no good reason.
read moreTrump’s rationale for going easy on Saudi Arabia is a shameful lie.
read moreAfter being neck deep in oil for nearly a decade, it made perfect sense that the writer Lisa Margonelli would become obsessed with termites.
read moreTrump and other practitioners may reap short-term gains, but history suggests they will provoke a fearsome backlash.
read moreAn era of surging activism is generating new attempts to make the process of drawing congressional maps more impartial –
read moreThree prominent female Democrats all but openly began running for president this week…
read moreLocked in a tight race, the Missouri senator is still digging up dirt on the painkiller industry.
read moreGenerators were making Puerto Ricans sick after Hurricane Maria. So Monxo Lopez built a solution.
read moreHaving spent $120 million and signed up 6 million people, Tom Steyer has assembled, in a year, an organization with more reach than the NRA.
read morePresident Donald Trump’s administration on Thursday for a second time asked the U.S. Supreme Court to put the brakes on a lawsuit…
read more“Inflection Point” talks to MN Rep. Erin Maye Quade about why rejecting the “mythological middle” worked
read moreSaudi Arabia and China are among the countries that have turned to the United States and elsewhere.
read moreWealth “will accumulate,” he warned Thomas Jefferson. “The Snow ball will grow as it rolls.”
read moreThe midterms will determine whether Donald Trump’s two-year assault on democratic norms will be repudiated—or validated. No pressure.
read moreWhen The Atlantic writer Elaina Plott was shot in a drive-by shooting, her views on the right to bear arms began to change.
read moreDemocracies aim to turn political passions into protests and activism. Living through such a time, however, draws on civic reservoirs of patience and goodwill.
read morePolitical systems depend on legitimacy. In America, that legitimacy is failing.
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