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Raskin Says Electoral College Is a 'Danger' to Democracy and Should Be Abandoned

"We should elect the president the way we elect governors, senators, mayors, representatives, everybody else: Whoever gets the most votes wins."

Jake Johnson

'Every War Ends in a Diplomatic Way': Ukrainian Foreign Minister Floats February Peace Summit

"Every war ends as a result of the actions taken on the battlefield and at the negotiating table," said Dmytro Kuleba.

Jake Johnson

Even After Electric Vehicle Progress, Advocates Say DeJoy Should Still Be Fired

"Any increase in E.V. acquisition at USPS is in spite of DeJoy, not because of him."

Jake Johnson

Abbott Blasted for 'Cruel Stunt' as Migrants Bussed to Kamala Harris' Home on Christmas Eve

"How Christian of you, Greg Abbott," Rep. Joaquin Castro said sardonically. "Being a heartless POS isn't going to make you the next Republican president."

Brett Wilkins

Relatives Mourn First Christmas Without Slain Palestinian Reporter Shireen Abu Akleh

"Not having her around, especially during Christmas, will be very difficult," said sister Lina Abu Akleh. "There will be an empty seat around the table."

Brett Wilkins

AOC Casts House Dems' Sole Vote Against Omnibus Spending Bill

'We're Dying Here': SOS Issued for Rohingya Refugees Desperately Adrift at Sea

House GOP Using Omnibus Fight as 'Trial Run' for Ploy to Cut Social Security and Medicare, Critics Warn

Boric Says Chile Will Open Embassy in Occupied Palestine

Top US CEOs Make More in Seven Hours Than Average Workers Earn in an Entire Year: Analysis

Electoral Count Act Reform Is Welcome—But Much More Is Needed to Save US Democracy

Trump did not start the myth of voter fraud—that has been a partisan staple for two decades now.

Michael Waldman

Trump, Bankman-Fried, Musk: Monsters of American Capitalism

Absent any moral code, greed is a public danger. Its poison cannot be contained by laws or accepted norms.

Robert Reich

The Corporate Media's Commitment to 'Both Sides' Coverage Is Dangerous

You know what would actually benefit politics in the United States? A media system that was willing to point out who was causing demonstrable problems, rather than pretending that "both sides" are always to blame.

Jim Naureckas