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Trump’s Loses Bid to Dodge Judge He Called “Unfair” in New York Fraud Case
Trump’s motion for a transfer was denied, so his case will stay before a judge that held him in contempt of court.
Report: DOJ Prosecutors Say There’s Enough Evidence to Prosecute Trump
Trump could be charged with obstruction, though that wouldn't be the only charge he'd face, sources say.
Biden’s Critique of Big Oil Won’t Have Teeth Without Windfall Tax, Activists Say
Campaigners say Biden must take action instead of asking oil companies to voluntarily stop padding their bottom lines.
Prepping for the Apocalypse Means Building Community
“These sorts of things aren't something you can outrun,” says anthropologist and survival instructor Chris Begley.
We Must Shut Down Factory Farms to Protect Clean Water and Environmental Justice
The overwhelming majority of U.S. food systems are dominated by a handful of corporations that pollute our communities.
Polls Show Republican Attacks on Teaching About Racism Are Backfiring
The vast majority of Americans back teaching about LGBTQ rights and the history of racism in the U.S, a new poll finds.
Biden Expands Title 42 to Turn Away Venezuelan Asylum Seekers at the Border
The Trump-era policy has been used to block 2 million migrants from applying for asylum at the U.S.-Mexico border.
The First 2 Days of Early Voting in Georgia Midterms Have Been Record Breaking
Roughly 4 in 10 early voters in the state so far are from counties Joe Biden won in the 2020 presidential race.
Chuck Grassley Is Downplaying His Anti-Abortion Extremism to Win Reelection
The senator’s vow to oppose a federal 15-week limit on abortions does not mean he will defend reproductive rights.
Newly Elected Right-Wing Swedish Government Shutters Environment Ministry
Opposition lawmakers say the move threatens to undermine the nation's chances of meeting its climate targets.