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Why Holiday-Season Arguments with Relatives Are So Frustrating

by Jill Richardson

Most of us think if everyone just knew the facts, they’d agree with us. Unfortunately, it doesn’t work that way.

by Jim Hightower

Trump’s advisers say there’s no more need for anti-poverty programs. Let’s see them raise a family of four on $25,000.

by Jasmine Aguilera

The competitive campaigns of red-state progressives like Beto redefined several states seemingly overnight.

by Khalil Bendib

Trump’s new acting attorney general has exactly one purpose.

by Jill Richardson

I’m ready for a Congress that doesn’t prioritize hate speech and obstructionism over good governance.

by Domenica Ghanem

In the most Islamophobic election in history, Muslim candidates scored big wins by embracing progressive policies.

by Peter Certo

Republicans banked this election on lies, fear-mongering, and rule-rigging. It almost worked.

by Kevin Basl

Like labor unions before them, veterans and soldiers organized to win benefits millions now rely on.

by Saurav Sarkar

Hardship is a lot more widespread in the Badger State than the official numbers would have you believe.

by Josh Hoxie

Our country is on track to be run by the children of billionaires. Our ancestors recognized this and took action. We can too.