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How to break Trump’s power
Orban and Trump in the Oval Office.
It will take a massive electoral defeat to put Trumpism fully behind us.
That’s why the fall of Viktor Orban is such a talisman for democracy-loving Americans. Hungarians overwhelmingly threw out their...
ICE is back to assaulting protesters
Screengrab from FNTV
Masked federal agents are once again assaulting protesters, this time outside a New Jersey immigration detention facility.
Demonstrators have been holding a round-the-clock vigil for six days outside the Delaney Hall...
Trump’s outrageous corruption makes rule of law a hot topic
A quote projected on the Department of Justice. (Source: Justice Connection.)
Donald Trump’s former defense lawyer, now serving as acting attorney general, gave his boss two astonishingly corrupt payoffs this week: A taxpayer-funded $1.8 b...
If you care about democracy, get fired up to fight white supremacy
Troopers assault retreating marchers at the Edmund Pettus Bridge on Bloody Sunday, March 7, 1965 (Spider Martin/Briscoe Center for American History)
The movement starts Saturday morning in Selma at the Edmund Pettus bridge, where faith lea...
‘One weird trick to end the gerrymandering wars and restore fair representation for minorities’
President Lyndon Johnson signing the Voting Rights Act in August 1965 as Martin Luther King, Jr., and other civil rights leaders look on. (National Archives)
The Supreme Court’s gutting of the Voting Rights Act last week – a move that will...
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Editor of Press Watch and Heads Up News. I afflict comfortable journalists. Previously employed at Washington Post, The Intercept, Huffington Post. Words in the Nation, CJR, Washington Monthly.
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