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As the empire falls, Democrats fiddle
Trump now has the power to be king. Biden came out of the debate seeming unfit for the job. Here’s how to make sense of this fraught moment for American democracy.
Connie Dahl’s sons were 3 and 8 when their mother was taken away in handcuffs, accused of a brutal murder. On Friday, a California judge declared her innocent — 39 years after the killing.
Nearly two decades after a woman falsely confessed to a shocking murder, her sons finally see her exonerated from a wrongful conviction that derailed their lives.
In their first televised debate, Biden and Trump called each other criminals and liars.
The Supreme Court ruled Wednesday against conspiracy theories and those who want the freedom to spread them. But don’t get excited. It won’t stop the spread of propaganda.
Much is being made about Thursday’s debate between President Biden and Donald Trump, but there’s really only one thing that matters: Biden not messing up.
Despite the Supreme Court’s ruling protecting access to a common drug used in abortions, the far right will continue its assault on women.
Why do Democrats want to kill their own bills? California legislators (and lots of big-money backers) are in a brutal fight over how the state should handle the separate but related crises of homelessness, addiction and theft.
Biden is said to be considering an executive action that would give temporary legal status and work permits to migrants who are married to U.S. citizens.
