MAGA feels betrayed, the Trump admin raids a Dem office, and more

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Big news at COURIER this week: COURIER's new show — How Is This Better? — in partnership with Akilah Hughes aired its first episode on COURIER's YouTube on Friday. In our first episode, Akilah takes a look at why Trump's trying to privatize our country's national parks — and what it means for you. 

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And ICYMI ... the first episode of REPRESENT, a docuseries following 25-year-old activist and candidate Deja Foxx, also dropped on COURIER's YouTube this past Monday. 

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MAGA supporters feel betrayed over Trump's plan to track Americans using Palantir

 
 

The far-right is lashing out after reports that Trump plans on working with Palantir to merge data on Americans from different agencies to a single location. COURIER's Instagram took a look at MAGA's response.

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Trump administration raids Democratic congressman's office and handcuffs staffer

 
 

In COURIER's most viewed post this week, federal agents with the Department of Homeland Security are seen handcuffing and detaining a staff member in Democrat Rep. Jerry Nadler’s Manhattan district office. 

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Republican senator says they're cutting Medicaid because 'the best health care is a job'

 
 

Sen. John Thune (R-SD) was caught on camera saying 'the best health care is a job' as the Senate debates a bill attacking Medicaid. His comments came on the heels of Republican Joni Ernst telling constituents, "Well, we are all going to die."

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Sleazebag? Karma comes knocking for Federalist Society's Leonard Leo

 
 

In this week's Grave Injustice, Lisa Graves looks at the Federalist Society's Leonard Leo and his role in shaping the United States Supreme Court — and Trump's surprising rejection of him earlier this week. 

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Defeat Trump by concentrating on consequences, not Trump himself

 
 

"As the Trump regime tries to bum-rush our democracy with one outrageous move after another, the media scramble to cover them all," writes Mark Jacob in this week's Stop the Presses. 

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Project 2025 didn’t start with Trump — Texans have been living it for decades

 
 

Executive Director at MOVE Texas, Claudia Yoli Ferla, writes about the nationalization of Project 2025 and how Texans have been resisting a slow-moving authoritarian takeover for years in her new op-ed for COURIER. 

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Elon Musk turned this once-popular Pennsylvania tourist destination into a ghost town

 
 

"Memorial Day traffic plummeted at one of Pennsylvania’s largest lakes thanks to Elon Musk and DOGE’s cuts to the US Army Corps of Engineers," writes COURIER's Pennsylvania outlet, The Keystone.

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GOP lawmaker in New Hampshire blames all gun violence on 'African Americans'

 
 

In a shocking email, Republican Rep. Travis Corcoran wrote that 'violence isn't associated with the presence of guns, but with the presence of African Americans.' COURIER's Granite Post has the scoop.

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Iowa students will have to watch inaccurate video thanks to Republican lawmakers

 
 

COURIER's Iowa outlet, Iowa Starting Line, covered the passage of a bill that will require students across the state to watch a medically inaccurate video on fetal development as part of their human growth and development instruction. 

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