Could Fighting Antisemitism Cause More Antisemitism?
Who exactly is President Trump protecting when he punishes colleges and universities which he says tolerate antisemitism?
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The Progressive Paradox: Why America Can’t Do Big Things
America once built highways and reached the moon. Now we can’t even fix a bridge. The reason? The reforms meant to improve government have paralyzed it.
Right Wing Theatre of Lies: A Critical Review
Their lies gush forth like oil from an uncapped well, polluting the entire country.
Trump Administration Escalates Campaign Against ‘Maryland Man’
The Trump administration is trying extremely hard to cast Kilmar Abrego Garcia as a “bad guy.” However, his case isn’t about whether he is a model citizen or a gang member; it’s about the rule of law and whether it still matters.
A Closer Look at the ‘Climate Superfund’ Laws Trump Is Threatening to End
In an executive order, President Trump instructed the Department of Justice to “stop the enforcement” of “unconstitutional” or “otherwise unenforceable” state climate laws. Earth.Org looks at what these laws mandate, and what states have them in place.
Speak Bigly and Carry a Soft Stick
The US is somehow the little dog in negotiations.
My First Harvard Donation in Nearly 50 Years: They Can Thank Trump
My contribution bears the hope and faith that my alma mater’s fortitude in the face of Trump’s attack is not short-lived or performative.
Judge Finds Probable Cause to Hold Trump Administration in Criminal Contempt
The legal and political troubles that deportation flights to an El Salvadoran gulag have caused the Trump administration continue to mount.
Breaking Down the Trump Administration’s Most Insidious Lie
The only way the Trump administration can sell its cruel immigration policy is to lie about it… a lot!
Between Fear and Reconciliation: Syrian Christians Contemplate Their Future
Christians in Syria worry that recent attacks against religious minorities may affect them.
Trump’s Harvard Threat Exposes El Salvador Lie
Donald Trump tries to bully everybody who does things he does not like. The fact that he does not try to bully Nayib Bukele shows that El Salvador’s president is doing exactly what Trump wants.
A Legacy of Resistance Lives on in Louisiana’s ‘Cancer Alley’
At the site of the largest slave revolt in history, a new generation is fighting for a cleaner future.
Ridiculous: Dems Blowing Chance to Highlight Trump Internal Tariff Chaos
Democrats are blowing a chance to show the public how it is being screwed.
Between the Lines, Trump’s Annual Physical Provides Diagnosis of Mental Illness
The fact that the White House physician feels more compelled to placate Trump’s ego than to provide an honest assessment of the president’s wellbeing speaks volumes about his mental health.
WhoWhatWhy Obtains Secret White House Memo Explaining Trump Tariffs
The performance of Donald Trump’s economic team on Sunday (and all week) left little doubt that nobody in the White House has any idea what’s going on and that there is no plan.
Donald Trump’s Bigliest Big Lies Continue to Poison the Minds of Millions
America’s Clown-in-Chief lies all the time, but some lies are more dangerous than others.
Donald Trump — a Uniquely Un-American President
Donald Trump has no concept of the founding principles of the United States, and neither do his followers.
Trump Clumsily Explains He’ll Leave Illegally Deported Man Rotting in Prison
The Trump administration has no interest in seeing a man returned to the United States who was illegally sent to El Salvador. The president made that very clear on Saturday… in a way that he probably thought was pretty clever.
Eggs Benedict Arnold
Can tariffs curb inflation, or do they invite radical economic alternatives?
Economic Misunderstanding, Tariffs, and the “Moron Risk Premium”
New tariffs spark economic drama as investor confidence plummets, alliances shift, and experts warn of a self-inflicted wound on America’s global standing.
Despite SCOTUS Ruling, Return of Unlawfully Deported Immigrant Seems Unlikely
Even though the Supreme Court ruled that the Trump administration has to make an effort to bring back a man from Maryland who was illegally deported to El Salvador, it seems unlikely that it will actually do so.
House Passes Major Voter Suppression Legislation
GOP lawmakers on Thursday pushed a bill through the House of Representatives that would make voting more difficult for tens of millions of Americans.
White House of Lies: Team Trump Is Dishonest by Default
It is journalistic malpractice for news outlets to take anything that anybody associated with the Trump administration says at face value.
The Climate Movement Needs to Move Beyond Billionaire-Backed Philanthropies
As the super-rich bend the knee to MAGA’s demands, the empowerment of local climate and environmental justice struggles will require grassroots funding networks to survive and continue to notch wins for their communities.
My Memories of Skadden: Spooked by Trump, Big Law Firms Join the Big Grovel
It was always about making money, but once upon a time, when I worked at Skadden, I thought I detected a soul.
Trump Blinks, Provides Market with Much-Needed Certainty (That He Is Clueless)
Even Donald Trump would not be able to articulate his own trade policy. But all that matters to Wall Street is that he caved.
On Truth Social, Trump Is Having a Bit of a Meltdown
Donald Trump seemed to be in a state of panic Wednesday morning as he tried to convince Republicans to keep doing his bidding, and the country that his trade war is a good thing.
One Small Thing: Gather Your Groups Around You
It’s time for small things to become bigger. When we collect like-minded people around us and work together, we can accomplish BIG things by each doing our part, however small, on something important.
Watchdog Group Sues Trump Administration Over Hiding Gov’t Funding Information
A government watchdog group is taking the Trump administration to court over its decision to hide a database that shows how it is spending taxpayer funds.
Trump’s ‘Gulf of America’ Tantrum Can’t Keep AP Out of Oval Office, Judge Rules
The White House would love to curate a press pool consisting only of right-wing crackpots. On Tuesday, that endeavor suffered a setback.
Gas Operator Fined $1.9M for Wetland Damage on Trump’s Fast Track Approval List
The fracking operation is among more than 600 controversial projects the president wants to expedite to combat the nation’s ‘energy emergency.’
Needed: International Anti-Fascist Coalition
Urgent: Trump-Putin Despot Alliance means good people worldwide must work together.
Republicans Cling to Transgender Athletes As GOP Burns the Country to the Ground
Republicans would rather talk about trans women in sports than anything else right now.
Things Are Going Great for Donald Trump (Personally)
If you understand Donald Trump, it is not surprising in any way that he went to play golf this weekend. What is puzzling, however, is how many pundits don’t seem to get him at all.
Donald Trump Needs Everyone To Love Him
Given how much President Trump craves love and approval, why does literally every move he makes offend people of good conscience?
You Break It, You Own It: Don’t Let Republicans Blame Trump Crash on Dems
Instead of trying to stop Donald Trump from plunging the world into a trade war, Republicans will blame the economic pain Americans face on the Democrats.
Banning Marine Le Pen From Future French Elections Could Backfire
France’s far right National Rally is expected to cry foul after its charismatic leader, Marine Le Pen, is banned from participating in future elections.
Normalization, Rationalization, Illusion: Three Short Poems for Our Time
Unlike in previous, more or less normal times, the devil right now is not in the details.
America’s Most Undemocratic State Strikes Again
North Carolina Republicans have a penchant for trying to overturn elections they lost. Now they are at it again.
My Teenage TikTok Doomscrolling Ambivalence Blues
The next time Democrats attempt to win over my generation, one of the first things that will come to mind is that they banned TikTok, while Trump saved it.
Better Access to Banks Can Help Latinos Recover After Disasters
About 10 percent of Latinos lack checking or savings accounts and rely on often costly alternative financial services that make it harder to build financial stability after a crisis.
US Adds 228,000 Jobs in Final Month Before Trump Destroys the Economy
It is very possible that economists will look back at the March jobs report with nostalgia in a few months. It shows what could have been if Trump had just continued the policies of the previous administration.
O Canada, Our Home Is Under Threat… From America
The US, from protector to threat: How Trump’s annexation talk and tariff threats upended Canada’s election and forced the nation to reimagine its future.
Trump’s Tariffs Plunge Global Economy Into Chaos
To avoid whiplash, do not look at stock prices when the markets open in the US on Thursday.
The One Thing You Have to Know for the April 5 Trump Protests
The protests planned for April 5 will bring out an incredibly diverse anti-Trump coalition, so what should people do who encounter other members of the resistance with whom they disagree on many issues?
Reality-Denying Trump Takes Victory Lap After Embarrassing GOP Results
After Republicans had a woeful night Tuesday, Donald Trump celebrated himself.
Trump’s Potash Tariffs: A Favor to Three Dictators or Just Putin?
With US agriculture reliant on foreign potash, Trump’s tariff moves against Canada appear to have no upsides, except for his friends in the Dictators’ Club.