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Breonna Taylor and how a civil rights law from 1866 could pave the way to police accountability and federal intervention
Is the Justice Department re-embracing its original mandate?
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Alex Jones’ many-splendored phone
Norm Pattis, Connecticut trial lawyer, burned his client.
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Forget civil war. Think ongoing yearslong insurgency
The Republicans' “decidedly insurrectionist interpretation” of everything from the Second Amendment to their theory of government.
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Garland would not approve searching Mar-a-Lago if the case against Trump were not airtight
Politics is making the AG exceptionally careful.
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You won't regret it!
So important.
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Time for a revival of the democratic imagination
The people, not the Supreme Court, decide on individual rights.
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The Republican Party's anti-tax rhetoric is pro-sedition
Gingrich introduced it. Trump perfected it. Cruz repeats it.
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Alex Jones’ spontaneous cell death
Parasites die when cut off from their hosts.
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Kansas reminds us that democracy is love
Suddenly, lost faith feels premature, even silly.
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The Editorial Board explains the Inflation Reduction Act
“I struggle to find enough superlatives to describe this deal.”
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Another Al-Qaeda leader is dead thanks to another Democratic president. Yet the Republicans are the party of national security
The party of an open, democratic society can't be patriotic.
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Abortion as self-defense in the coming age of ‘personhood’
Pregnancy is an imminent threat of bodily harm.