The hundreds of thousands of people who marched in the streets for stronger gun laws have signaled a new social movement.
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The Radical Roots of Janus
The attorney whose arguments were heard in the Supreme Court yesterday—a decade after his death—actually wanted all unions outlawed.
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Another Tragedy, Another Scapegoat
Trump’s call to return to the old days of large-scale involuntary mental hospitalization makes no rational sense.
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Who’s Behind the Janus Lawsuit?
A look at the right-wing foundations and individuals funding the case—which the Supreme Court hears today—that could weaken America’s unions.
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Is the NRA Finally on the Defensive?
Even if you believe in gun rights, it’s become hard not to see the NRA as a bunch of loony birds.
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Parkland Copycats Bide Their Time
Law enforcement officers thwarting school plots seize caches of weapons as the gun debate continues.
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GOP: The Party of Death
Shortened lives, whether from gun violence or lack of health care, is of no concern to Republican leaders.
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Democracy Unchecked: Trump Spurs State Lawmakers to Curb Judges’ Powers
The president is leading the way for Republican attacks on judicial independence.
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Q&A: What Cities Can Do About the Gun Epidemic
A conversation with former Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter
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Abortion Access, the Supreme Court, and a Troubling Case of Déjà Vu
Planned Parenthood’s new petition for high court review involves a state restriction on medication abortion nearly identical to one the nation’s top court ruled unconstitutional in 2016.