Washington Post fails to censor writer’s take on Charlie Kirk
The Washington Post tried to censor coverage of Charlie Kirk. It backfired.
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The world inches toward catastrophic climate events: ‘Bigger shocks are on the way’
In the opening scene of American writer Kim Stanley Robinson’s “The Ministry for the Future,” a heat wave combined with…
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USS Lincoln sailor heartbroken after ICE arrests his dad
A service member aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln returning from a widely criticized extended deployment is now…
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US and Canada fall deeper into a trade war with new tariffs as talks collapse and blame is spread
The United States and Canada, historic allies along an undefended border, fell deeper into a trade war Saturday marked…
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Aug. 24: Trump starts a race and a new trade war
Your Daily Kos live blog for Aug. 24.
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We’re raising hell this summer … and beyond!
Our summer merch series is back with its next drop—and this one says exactly what we’ve been doing for more than two…
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JD Vance doesn’t have a clue about homeownership
The vice president has taken a page out of his boss' playbook.
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How much of a cancer drug is too much? Patients, researchers challenge FDA-approved dosages.
In a recent KFF survey, 43% of U.S. adults said they had skipped their medication in the past year because of cost.
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Does socialism help Democrats win elections?
There is perhaps no more fraught intraparty discussion at the moment.
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A new Trump administration analysis claims noncitizens voted in 2020. Experts are questioning its validity.
Trump said it shows he won the 2020 election, but the 24,000 voters in question wouldn’t change the outcome.
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More than 50 sloths died at a Florida wildlife attraction. Officials say no crime occurred.
The investigation details emaciated, dehydrated animals and concerns about Sloth World’s operations, but concluded…
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Republicans have only themselves to blame for the Natalie Harp mess
This week's Congressional Cowards focuses on Republicans' multiday freak out over a passing comment Sen. Jon Ossoff…
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US has sent deportees to many African countries, the latest one being Liberia. Here’s why.
Twenty migrants deported from the United States arrived in Liberia on Thursday, the first group of an eventual 1,200…
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Watch: Mark Cuban says you can’t fix healthcare until every price is known
The ongoing debate over the U.S. health system shouldn’t be based on whether the government or the private sector is…
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Celebrating the legendary voices of the Black Queens of song
Black Music Sunday is a weekly series highlighting all things Black music.
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Why the right keeps failing to co-opt sports
Explaining the Right explores why the path to using sports as a Trojan horse for right-wing politics is far more…
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Drive for nuclear power boosts uranium industry—and tribal health concerns in Southwest
For decades, the White Mesa Mill has sparked debate over whether radioactive contamination threatens human health by…
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Children are losing health coverage. Federal cuts will make it worse.
Medi-Cal enrollment among children has fallen by more than 460,000 since 2025. Medicaid cuts taking effect next year…
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From religious liberty to slush funds, the DOJ hits peak embarrassment
This week in Injustice for All, the DOJ was put in its place about religious liberty, but it continues to be a…
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Trump and Natalie Harp send the GOP into fits
Sen. Jon Ossoff of Georgia made a relatively tame reference to Donald Trump’s “human printer” aide, Natalie Harp—and…
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Abortion could return to Supreme Court, this time with a focus on women’s health
2 years after ruling on emergency abortion care, justices may see another Idaho case about health exceptions.
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Extreme heat waves fuel political tensions in Europe
At the limits of adaptation, governments face a choice: point fingers, or seize the moment for transformational change.
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Tabloid drama, and midterms-o-rama
Two big stories have dominated attention this week.
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Democrats’ 2028 jockeying is in full swing
Obviously, the midterms should have our main focus. But we can walk and chew gum, right?
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