A professor travels to Texas to talk to the men and women working at detention facilities.
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As Republican Legislators Seek to Ban Abortion, Voters in Every Single State Reject That Change
A new poll shows fewer than a quarter of voters in any state favor the outright abortion bans some Republicans are now trying to enact.
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Trump Two-fer: One New Policy Will Attack Both Immigrants and the Safety Net
The new “public charge” rule could affect more than 20 million immigrants.
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Beto or Not, Here Democrats Come in Texas
Talk has increased that Beto O’Rourke should end his presidential campaign to take on John Cornyn in a Senate race. Even if he doesn’t, Democrats have a shot to make gains in the Lone Star State.
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White Nationalist Does Massacre. Now the Gaslighting Begins.
The president of the United States stokes the right-wing disinformation machine.
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The Inevitability of Impeachment
Mueller’s lackluster performance actually increased Democratic support for a full investigation of Trump.
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The Facebook Settlement Amounts to Bribery of a Federal Agency
The FTC admitted taking a higher settlement figure from Facebook in exchange for declining to depose Mark Zuckerberg.
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The Real Reason for Impeachment
Impeachment may be politically risky—but still it’s the right thing to do.
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AT&T Hires Verizon (Excuse Me?)
Why has one telecom giant hooked up with its chief rival—and what does it portend for their more than 200 million subscribers?
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Mueller, Impeachment, the Media, and the Democrats
Contrary to the media narrative, Mueller’s testimony may have moved the House closer to impeachment.