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Natasha Lennard
Trump’s indictment of 15 Minneapolis protesters is a well-worn strategy to criminalize political resistance as a “conspiracy.”
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Nikita Mazurov
ICE investigators leaned on Signal communications to build their case against protesters. Take these steps to keep your chats safe.
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Austin Campbell
The Army told a mother that video of her son being abused didn’t exist, then produced it months later. It’s part of a pattern of obfuscation in abuse cases at military daycare centers.
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Matt Sledge
Before Trump paused Jay Clayton’s nomination, Democrats thought they were on a “glide path” to renewing FISA. Now the president wants to tie domestic surveillance to voter suppression.
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Bryce Covert
The EEOC is moving to rescind a rule that has stood in the way of its politicized attacks alleging discrimination against white men.
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Nick Turse
The official count of U.S. personnel hurt or killed in the war on Iran inched up, but it still omits hundreds of known casualties.
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Akela Lacy
Pearson challenged the last Tennessee Democrat in the House. Now he’s up against the threat of total GOP control.
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Jonah Valdez
With endorsements and a new pledge for lawmakers, TrackAIPAC is flexing its growing influence on the Capitol.
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Nick Turse
To end his war on Iran, Trump was forced to return to the status quo with the Strait of Hormuz open and no nuclear deal in place.
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