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The Recap: The media’s gaffe obsession, Americans hate Project 2025’s
oppression
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Biden's gaffes aren't new. The media's obsession with them is
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He’s had a “gaffe-prone reputation” for decades, but he still knows his
policy.

Donald Trump is dangerous. The media is finally talking about it
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One candidate is getting older. The other is also getting older, is
“dangerous” and “unqualified”—and he wants to “exact retribution.”

IRS nabs $1 billion from rich tax cheats while GOP fights to defund it
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It’s amazing how much money can be collected when the rich pay (a fraction
of) their fair share.

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Biden delivers strong, insightful performance in closely watched press
conference
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But will it be enough?

Cartoon: The running mate
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Talk about the elephant in the room …

Utah's top court opens door for fairer maps—but not this year
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The inexplicable yearlong delay means that the new map won’t be in place for
voting in November.

Abortion is the top issue for many Americans this year. Show where you stand
with our 'Abortion is Healthcare' t-shirt
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Tipped workers shouldn’t fall for Trump’s ‘no taxes on tips’ stunt
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Like all Trump promises, it’s unlikely to happen and will cause a heap of
problems.

The more voters know about Project 2025, the more they hate it
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It’s time to shout from the rooftops about this extremist blueprint for
another Trump term.

The devastating aftermath of Hurricane Beryl
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Texas is getting all the press, but the hurricane’s impact on the Caribbean
has been immense.

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