Actually, no, all women don’t identify with a woman who allegedly strangled her three little kids to death. Outside the courthouse this week, young women wearing pink stood in support of Lindsay ...

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Today on The Editors, Rich, Charlie, Phil, and Noah discuss the political debate surrounding data centers, democratic socialist Angie Nixon’s win in the Florida primaries, and the national debt crisis ...

DSA officeholders and candidates should have to answer whether they think Israel has the right to protect Jewish citizens.

It was only four years ago when the national debt surpassed $30 trillion. This week, for the first time in history, the national debt reached $40 trillion — and counting. Time flies when you’re ...

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EcoHealth Alliance President Peter Daszak sent Fauci aide David Morens two bottles of wine to thank him for his ‘behind the scenes shenanigans.’ ...

Trump isn’t an openly declared isolationist, but he has no respect for, nor appreciation of, America’s alliances and insults our allies regularly.

Whether government-run grocery stores or ill-conceived wealth taxes, their doomed pet projects have become articles of faith.

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Trump’s inconstancy may yet steal defeat from the jaws of victory. But for the first time in months, something like victory for the U.S. is again within sight.