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Jesse Jackson, 1941–2026

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There’s a simple narrative about the ouster of Antitrust Division chief Gail Slater. Big money wanted her out, and she’s out.

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Democrats offered a way out of the Department of Homeland Security shutdown, but Republicans refused to play. What now?

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The announcement of ICE’s withdrawal from Minnesota, like that of the British from Boston 250 years ago, marks a victory for people power.

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Speaker Mike Johnson can’t hold a united Republican caucus to support Trump’s unpopular and economically perverse tariffs.

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Two somewhat socialist mayoral candidates are working to see that they do.

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Defense of ICE has become a political loser, and the deal to trade reforms for continued funding is off the table.

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What will it take to preserve a great newspaper in the nation’s capital, and to sustain independent daily journalism generally?

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As on January 6th, even Republican opposition may not suffice to keep him from trying.

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In the fight to drastically limit ICE as a condition of funding DHS, Democrats have the advantage. Let’s see how they press it.