To see “why the U.S. Supreme Court’s June 30 decision in two cases preserving fairness in girls’ and women’s sports is so important, look to California,” argues USA Today’s Ingrid Jacques.
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'Infinite greed is disgusting': Trump accused of 'brazen corruption' after $2bn financial disclosure
US President Donald Trump has been accused of committing ‘brazen crypto corruption’ after his financial disclosure revealed ...
Perspective: The left proved it can beat incumbents. AOC offers a model for enduring success that Tlaib and Omar cannot.
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Progressive Democrats secure upset wins in Colorado, Melat Kiros among winners in latest primaries
DeGette, 68, has held the seat since January 1997. However, Kiros, a 29-year-old former New York attorney, pulled off an ...
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Defend the University of Michigan Eight! Drop all charges! Mobilize the working class against dictatorship and war!
This prosecution is a blatant and dangerous political witch-hunt and frame-up. It must not be allowed to stand. It is a major escalation by the Trump administration of the effort to criminalize ...
The Trump administration has frozen federal funding for New York’s Medicaid Fraud Control Unit. Health and Human Services ...
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Progressive Democrats seek more upset wins in Colorado: Everything at stake in Tuesday's primaries
The midterm primary rush continues on Tuesday in Colorado, where a number of well-established Democrats are fighting to fend ...
That path took Vance from a youthful evangelical Protestantism to an almost complete loss of religious faith and practice in early adulthood and then across the River Tiber to the Catholic Church. As ...
Last July, whistleblowers came forward regarding an NSA-authorized audit conducted in December 2024 showing Kamala Harris won ...
Last week, my column dealt with President Donald Trump’s declaration that the “Deal with the Islamic Republic of Iran is now ...
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