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Bridge Too Far?

The Independent State Legislature Theory Had a Rough Day in Court

Bridge Too Far?

The Independent State Legislature Theory Had a Rough Day in Court

Demonstrators hold signs in front of the Supreme Court. One wearing a pig mask lies on the ground.

The Supreme Court’s Ruling on California’s Pig Crate Law Could Be a Gift to Corporate America

Demonstrators hold signs in front of the Supreme Court. One wearing a pig mask lies on the ground.

The Supreme Court’s Ruling on California’s Pig Crate Law Could Be a Gift to Corporate America

Donald Trump Is 2022’s Biggest Loser, but the GOP Doesn’t Have the Guts to Reject Him

Republicans have talked a good game about breaking up with Trump, but none seem to want to actually do it.

Victory Over Russia Is the Only Way to Rescue the Kidnapped Ukrainians

Victory Over Russia Is the Only Way to Rescue the Kidnapped Ukrainians

The Gamification of Everything Is No Fun

The Gamification of Everything Is No Fun

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Manchin’s Last-Ditch Attempt to Save His Pipeline Deal is Unlikely to Work

Senator Joe Manchin isn't giving up on his fight for permitting reform, even after it was removed from the annual defense spending bill.

After Losing Georgia, Republicans Are Suddenly Interested in Early Voting

After Raphael Warnock's victory, Republicans may be rethinking their years of attacks on early voting.

Paul Gosar Deletes Tweet Supporting Trump’s Call To Terminate the U.S. Constitution

Paul Gosar Deletes Tweet Supporting Trump’s Call To Terminate the U.S. Constitution

What Democrats Can Do With 51 Seats in the Senate

What Democrats Can Do With 51 Seats in the Senate