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And both have ties to rogue Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy.

The SBC appears to be making a significant course correction in the form of a sharp rightward tack.

Trump's latest overture to the religious right offers little funding, but big rhetoric.

DOJ urges judge to throw NAACP's legal action over xAI’s gas turbines in Mississippi.

Federal prosecutors' latest antifa conspiracy involves wearing a sweatshirt that says “I'm antifa!”...

"This administration is trying to take away one of the most fundamental rights that people with disabilities have fought for."...

Americans across political parties agree that global warming is raising the cost of living, a new survey shows.

Four American siblings left to fend for themselves—and they're not the only ones.

Sponsored by crypto dot com.

Decades before Covid-19 appeared, AIDS tore through the US, but there was little help for the most vulnerable communities.

Elon Musk's big milestone is no bueno.

Trump officials claim, falsely, that they are splitting up families for the children's benefit.

A judge ordered the deportation of student Mohsen Mahdawi, abducted from his naturalization proceedings last April.

Black defendants' “Stand Your Ground” claims against white assailants are denied more than 99 percent of the time.

The GOP has a veto-proof supermajority, even though the state’s demographics have changed dramatically.

The Broadview Six case is “a crock of shit,” one juror said.

Amid public outcry over water-guzzling server farms, a Guardian analysis indicates trouble ahead.

The $1.8 billion slush fund may be gone (for now), but Trump's sticking with this hogwash.

And sell out America.

The Pentagon chief said Europeans were being "stormed" again in a speech that seemed to side with the Germans at Normandy.

The lawsuit asserts that ChatGPT has "aided and abetted [mass shooters] in deadly rampages” and has pushed vulnerable people to take their own lives, among other allegations.

Fans of pro-vaccine warrior Richard Pan are biting their nails as votes trickle in.

There's a lot of profit in paying immigrants a dollar a day to run their own jail—until they refuse.

The project involves a “network of shady individuals and companies,“ according to an investigative report.

His parting shot at CBS News describes a newsroom remade in Trump's image—and a teenager's Emmy speech that saw it coming.

Soccer stars with the wrong passport—or complexion—now have to worry about getting to play at all.

The converted prison "should be closed because of health and human safety,” Newark Mayor Ras Baraka said.

Immigrants are frequently being sent all over the country, and often families and attorneys don’t know where they are.

Rhode Island Democrat Sheldon Whitehouse is pushing back on the “climate hushing” trend.

Tom Kaplan's attitude illustrates a common paradox in green giving.

President Donald Trump's official and personal interests are colliding yet again.

Kevin Hassert says higher consumer spending reflects optimism—not high prices.

And no thanks to the Trump administration.

His unmatched endorsement record could be yet another albatross in the midterms.

It was never the city's most daring arts venue. It was something better: all ours.

The exodus continues apace with Bret Michaels.

GEO Group's biggest client is ICE—and ICE's new leader helped run GEO Group.

On this week’s “More To The Story,” New York Times columnist Jamelle Bouie examines the conservative movement’s yearslong effort to challenge the right to vote across the country.

Texas Republicans chose a candidate who embodies something essential about the party under Trump.

As wealth concentrates at the top, upper-crust tax rates have declined. Go figure.

Trump tried this before—and failed. The leaks have only gotten worse.

The agency denies keeping ICE protesters in a database of terror threats—which makes certain incidents very hard to explain.

Deductibles are up an average of $1,000 per person and families are gambling on staying healthy.

A gloriously deadpan and silly public access appearance after an “excruciating” 23 hours off-air.

Family is one thing, but poorly Photoshopped images of himself looming over Greenland are another.

Christian Castro faces assault and false reporting charges in the shooting of Julio César Sosa-Celis.

Laura Loomer, Kyle Rittenhouse, and online provocateurs turned Trump’s war on Rep. Massie into a political circus.

“I think the timing and the optics are really bad,” admitted one Republican senator.

Whatever it is, it's staggeringly corrupt, and possibly very dangerous.

Doug Burgum told Congress he didn't know who was making his department's decisions on plans for the country's 250th anniversary.

The House Speaker may or may not look into this "congressional oversight" thing.

A Congressional Budget Office report deemed the missile defense scheme both wildly expensive and ineffective.

The justices tossed precedents to allow Republicans to dismantle yet another majority-Black district.

The administration says it's pro-coal, but miners are increasingly stricken with this brutal disease.

Users have wagered nearly $3 million on the odds of a hantavirus pandemic.

New research shows every $1 the US Forest Service spent to minimize wildfire risk prevented nearly $4 in damages.

Mobile home rents are soaring nationwide as private equity firms snap up trailer parks.

“I only wish to live my life in peace,” Leonardo Garcia Venegas said in a declaration.

“We’re seeing the greatest purge of Black power since the era of Reconstruction.”...

As the abortion pill heads back to the Supreme Court, advocates have a back-up that's effective and safe: misoprostol alone.

“This is the worst treatment I have seen by far” of anyone on death row, said the Rev. Jeff Hood of Lisa Jo Chamberlin’s conditions. “By far the worst, not just in Mississippi” but throughout the United States.

Reviving the “Welfare Queen” stereotype doesn’t make it any more true.

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At least one candidate has admitted his statewide referendum targeting trans kids is intended to drive GOP voter turnout.

Justice Samuel Alito, author of the Dobbs decision, tells the Fifth Circuit to slow down.

Warehouse workers, delivery drivers, and software engineers are organizing against America’s deportation machine.

It's just cruelty.

A sweeping decision threatens to unravel one of the last remaining pathways to care post-Dobbs.

The US keeps selling arms without congressional approval.