The new “public charge” rule could affect more than 20 million immigrants.
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Trump’s Fake Trade War With China
It will neither change China’s own predatory behavior nor get America to the industrial policy we need.
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Is the Emerging Democratic Majority Finally Coming to Pass?
The suburbs may be slipping from the Republicans’ grasp.
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Authoritarian Past and Future
Yale University professor of philosophy Jason Stanley discusses his book How Fascism Works: The Politics of Us and Them.Â
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Wealthy, White, and Over 50: The Demographics of the Democrats’ Biggest Presidential Donors
Sludge and Data for Progress analyzed the Democratic presidential candidates’ donors by income, race, gender, age, and ideology.
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What the Socialists Just Did—and Why
Dissecting DSA’s battles to define its role in American politics
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The Coming Primary Challenges to Corporate Democrats
Is the threat to senior House incumbents a risky distraction or a long overdue exercise of grassroots progressive power—or both?
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Go Back Where You’re From? “I’m Still Being Told That.”
Author Suketu Mehta discusses borders and immigration, and why Western nations must grapple with the legacy of colonialism.
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Is Trump Accidentally Triggering Reconciliation in the Middle East?
America’s irresolution may finally push the Persian Gulf countries to chart their own course.
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Will Trump Steal a March on Democrats in the Midwest?
It’s time for Democrats to begin their ground game in Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin.
