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By: Ja'Han Jones
The 35-year-old progressive lost to veteran Democrat Gerry Connolly in a bid to serve as the top Democrat on the committee.
Volume 0% The president-elect and his Cabinet picks sure seem to be out for revenge. It feels like the forces upholding the free press in the United States are beginning to buckle.
Donald Trump, who's downplayed and even lauded vigilante violence, had disdain for those valorizing the suspect in the killing of the UnitedHealthcare CEO.
By: Ja'Han Jones
“I do not need to be involved in circuses,” Rep. Victoria Spartz wrote on social media, suggesting she’ll be prioritizing the so-called Department of Government Efficiency.
TikTok’s best hope at staving off an imminent ban may depend on the app’s wealthy backers bending Trump’s ear.
By: Ja'Han Jones
The Senate Judiciary Committee held a hearing to discuss the scourge of legalized gambling, but two Republicans had other plans.
On the first day of the far-right AmericaFest in Phoenix, extreme Republicans — including Steve Bannon, Tucker Carlson and Donald Trump's eldest son — were busy bashing fellow conservatives.
The billionaire is flexing his influence over the Republican Party — and Team Trump is irked by all the attention he's getting.
By: Paul Blumenthal
Instead of asking what’s the matter with Kansas, the question for 2025 and beyond is what’s the matter with Democrats.
By: Liz Brown
“I thought that if I could hide it just once, maybe people would see me and think of me as something more.”
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