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Give Americans stuck in the virus swamp money.
When things go wrong for the Permanent Media.
Voter fraud and rigged elections aren't a thing of the past in the United States.
But I can’t five vaccine shots in America. Why?
What happens after a free election is prevented or overturned?
White supremacist history doesn’t erase current left-wing errors.
Seeking a middle-ground between complacency and panic.
Humanity’s behavior has been scarier than the virus’.
There’s no easy way to guard against misinformation.
Unlike New York Times fearmongers, most Americans don’t believe that every day is January 6th.
Regardless of what people like to do outdoors, a warm winter day is welcome.
Criminal conspirators and amateur activists.
Many Americans have a misunderstanding of the separation of church and state.
And the big outrage they instigate.
Most people's goal in believing isn’t truth, but solidarity within a group and exclusion of people outside it.
When did vulgar abuse enter politics?
As Sonia Sotomayor and Lawrence Tribe have recently shown, legal arguments often transcend rationality entirely.
When everyone’s vaxxed but sick anyway, maybe they’ll finally shut up.
I’m feeling a bit leery about occupying the Ukraine.
The fallout from Charlie Baker’s decision not to seek reelection.
My right-wing peers are panicking again.
A segment from The Katie Halper Show.
The Jacobin Show, featuring Amber A'Lee Frost, Daniel Bessner, and Ross Barkan.
Amy Goodman and Beverly Guy-Sheftall on hooks' critiques of "imperialist white supremacist heteropatriarchy" and interlocking systems of oppression.
On CNN with Pat Buchanan and Bert Lance.
Garland Nixon, a former police major and investigator, talks with Katie Halper on her show.
A conversation with the late author and anarchist.
Brace Belden and Liz Franczak begin their daily coverage from Thurgood Marshall Courthouse in New York City.
45 minutes with the professor recorded for the new documentary Obama: In Pursuit of a More Perfect Union.
An hour-long interview with the late editor of The Washington Post.