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Who’s Ready to Die for Trump’s Ego?

Putting politics ahead of science is a prescription for disaster when you face a pandemic.

Millions of Americans are wrongly told they’re ineligible to vote because of past convictions or while awaiting trial.

There are few clearer ways to see an administration’s choices than its budget. Here’s what we found in the president’s.

A bipartisan effort.

In some ways it’s toxic to demand that black people work twice as hard to get a seat at the table. But there’s no denying we’ve defied the odds.

Anyone intolerant enough to disown a child is far less fit to parent than a gay person whose only “sin” is living authentically.

Unemployment is down for many black Americans, and wages are up — but the wealth gap remains.

Complete with sham trials and a would-be president for life.

February is supposed to be Black History Month — but this month, there hasn’t been much celebrating.

Moderates consistently warn that progressive ideas can’t win “the middle.” But just look at the polls.