Critics Call Bullsh*t on the 'Let Trump Walk to Save Democracy' Crowd

"If a president can get away with an attempted coup," wrote one columnist, "then there's nothing he can't do. He is, for all intents and purposes, above the law."

by Jessica Corbett

A senior woman is pictured in an intensive care unit

Wyden Launches Probe Into Deceptive Marketing by Medicare Advantage Plans

"Unfortunately, false or misleading advertisements and fraudulent sales practices are not new issues for Medicare beneficiaries," said the chair of the Senate Finance Committee.

by Kenny Stancil

Demonstrators push President Joe Biden to cancel all outstanding student debt

'Cancel It All,' Say Progressives as Biden Favors $10,000 in Means-Tested Student Debt Relief

"Student debt is a nearly $2,000,000,000,000 crisis," said Rep. Cori Bush. "POTUS must cancel student debt. All of it."

by Jake Johnson

• Climate Crisis Pushing Up to 1 in 6 US Tree Species Toward Extinction: Study

• Brazil's Lula Vows to 'Put an End to Illegal Mining' if Elected President

• Anger Mounts Over Biden's Reported Plan to Means-Test Student Debt Relief

• Teachers' Strike in Columbus About Students, Says Union, Not Wages

• Maxwell Frost Could Be Florida's Addition to Progressive Squad in US House

• Conviction of Whitmer Kidnap Plotters Called Win in Battle Against Far-Right Extremists

• Thanks to Manchin, IRA's Methane Fee on Big Oil Is Riddled With Massive Holes

The Questions We Must Be Asking About a Second American Civil War

Imagine a repeat of Jan 6th—but with tanks, soldiers, and guns.

by Umair Haque

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Four Decades of Attacking Teachers Is Destroying Public Education

The most important factor driving teachers out of the classroom is a morale crisis.

by Jack Schneider, Jennifer Berkshire

The West's Dangerously Simple-Minded Narrative About Russia and China

The overwrought fear of China and Russia is sold to a Western public through manipulation of the facts.

by Jeffrey D. Sachs