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Trump Touted “Refreshingly Democratic” Benefits of Vote by Mail in 2000 Op-Ed
Trump argued in favor of vote by mail during his brief presidential campaign 20 years ago.
DeJoy Donated $600,000 to Trump and GOP After Postmaster General Job Opened
DeJoy's massive donations within a two-month period are the latest of his myriad conflicts of interest.
Ableism and White Supremacy Are Intertwined — We Must Confront Them Together
Ableism is a systemic oppression and an expression of privilege that finds common ancestry with white supremacy.
Kenyon College Students Are Organizing the First Campus-Wide Undergraduate Union
Disruption in campus employment due to COVID-19 sparked new urgency for students’ ability to bargain.
As Right-Wingers Block Evacuation Routes, “Antifa” Lead Relief Efforts in Oregon
Some buying into false social media postings about antifa are attacking others they wrongly accuse of “looting.”
Woodward: Trump Possessed “Specific Knowledge That Could Have Saved Lives”
Woodward said this past February, during which Trump barely acted on COVID, will be debated by historians for decades.
Trump Faces Backlash for Rally That Could Become a COVID Super-Spreader Event
The rally was the first indoor campaign event for Trump since his June 20 rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Undocumented Farmworkers Face Triple Threat as West Coast Burns
Farmworkers continue working amid a pandemic and climate-fueled fires.
Sanders Says Climate Disaster Is Much More Expensive Than a Green New Deal
A Green New Deal would combat the climate emergency while creating millions of good-paying jobs.
Every Trump Lie Is a Confession
It’s all one long, stream-of-consciousness confession now.