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Olympics Begin With Unified Korean Team Marching Together as Trump Continues to Threaten North Korea
North Korea has sent a 500-person delegation of athletes, musicians and performers to the Olympics.
As Battle Brews in Congress, FCC Says Killing Net Neutrality Is Making the Internet Better
The FCC's claim is completely false.
The “Steele Dossier” on Me: The Nunes Memo Shouldn’t Prompt Us to Defend the FBI
Progressives should not be cheerleaders for the FBI.
William Rivers Pitt | Rand Paul and the Sleepover Shutdown: A Three-Act Farce
The GOP nonchalantly ditched its long-time focus on deficits.
Could Texas Go Blue in 2018?
This may be the year it happens.
The Importance of Antifa in Confronting Fascism
Anti-fascism is a solitary component of a larger legacy of resistance to white supremacy in all its forms.
After String of GOP Retirements, Pence Aims to Secure Congressional Majorities
Republican incumbents continue to drop out of Congress left and right.
Bringing Black Voices to the Immigration Reform Debate
Francesca Menes remembers the global cries for “Democracy for Haiti” following the 1991 coup.
Judge to Preside Over Border Wall Case Two Years After Trump Attacked His Mexican Heritage
Judge Gonzalo Curiel will on the use of environmental regulations.
When Deportation Is a Death Sentence: The Fatal Consequences of US Immigration Policy
An unknown number of men and women have been killed in their home countries after being deported.