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It's time to nationalize the internet
The fight for net neutrality is just the beginning.
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Why the pathetic neediness of Trump is so dangerous
His bottomless well of insecurity makes him a sitting duck for authoritarians well-versed in the art of flattery. His self-absorption make him incurious about the world - about anything other than himself.
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Donald Trump state visit should be withdrawn 'immediately', MP demands
British Prime Minister Theresa May has condemned Donald Trump after the US president shared a series of anti-Muslim tweets from far-right extremist group Britain First, sparking condemnation for spreading its “deplorable” ideology to a global audience.
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Deeply unpopular Congress aims to pass deeply unpopular bill for deeply unpopular president to sign
But there's a reason.
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I’m a Depression historian. The GOP tax bill is straight out of 1929.
Republicans are again sprinting toward an economic cliff.
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Trump Pressed Top Republicans to End Senate Russia Inquiry
President Trump told Senators Mitch McConnell, Richard Burr and others that he wanted an inquiry into Russian interference in the election to come to a close.
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The Antiwar Comic: The One Way Debate
Visit the post for more.
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Sarah Sanders 'Attacking' the FBI Tweet Goes Viral After Trump's Tweets
A tweet from Sarah Huckabee Sanders last year has a bit of a different meaning after President Donald Trump blasted the FBI on Twitter over the weekend.
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Sen. Chuck Grassley has no idea how wealth works
It's not about "booze or women."
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Alabama poll: Jones leads Moore by 4 points
GOP Senate candidate Roy Moore trails his Democratic opponent in the Alabama Senate race by 4 points in a new survey.
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CEO says late changes to Senate tax-cut bill ‘wipes out' what Trump has done for coal
The CEO of one of the nation’s largest coal companies ripped the Senate tax-reform bill, saying late changes to the bill would “wipe out” coal mining jobs.
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Senator Al Franken Resigning Amid Sexual Harassment Allegations
The Democratic senator of Minnesota announced his plans to resign, a day after a sixth woman accused him of misconduct and dozens of his colleagues called for him to step down.
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Roy Moore is the last straw, you can now call me a Democrat
The GOP would rather elect a sexual predator who preys on teenagers than a prosecutor who's a Democrat. That's it, I'm switching parties.
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Obama: Protect democracy or risk taking path of Nazi Germany
CHICAGO (AP) — Former President Barack Obama says Americans must be vigilant in their defense of democracy or risk following the path of Nazi Germany in the 1930s.
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Republicans Are About to Repeat Kansas’ Tax Cut Disaster
We could very well be looking at tax cuts for the Trump family paid for by cuts to your grandmother’s health care.
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DNC Unity Reform Commission Takes a Whack at Superdelegates
Superdelegates will be far fewer in number, and bound to vote for the candidate the voters supported.
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In final-hour order, court rules that Alabama can destroy digital voting records after all
Alabama is allowed to destroy digital voting records created at the polls during today's U.S. Senate election after all.
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‘We’re being suppressed’: Black Alabamians forced to cast provisional ballots
Dechauna Jiles was excited to cast a ballot on Tuesday for Democratic Senate candidate Doug Jones. She said her parents grew up two blocks from the 16th Street Baptist Church in Birmingham, which was bombed by the KKK during the civil rights movement, and it would be a dishonor to her family to not vote in this election. But when she arrived at her polling place, the First Assembly of God Church, on Tuesday morning, Jiles was told that she was “inactive” on the rolls and would have to cast a provisional ballot — a ballot that will not be counted unless she is able to verify her voter information.
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Once a Long Shot, Democrat Doug Jones Wins Alabama Senate Race
Doug Jones, a former prosecutor, defeated scandal-scarred Roy S. Moore for the Senate seat once held by Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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Terrorism is way, way down, except in countries torn apart by civil war, often where the US has sent occupying troops
Terrorism is way, way down, except in countries torn apart by civil war, often where the US has sent occupying troops
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