The Most WTF Details of ‘Impeachment’ Are Actually True
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Showrunner Sarah Burgess on the real-life research that helped her recreate the "insanity" of the Clinton sex scandal
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How Donald Trump Plans to Overthrow American Democracy
Posted in: Political CommentaryCurrent polls suggest the president cannot win the election. That doesn't mean he can't steal it
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The Supreme Court Doesn’t Care About Your Votes
Posted in: Political CommentaryThe conservative takeover of the court could swing the election for Trump
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This Is What Stealing an Election Looks Like
Posted in: Politics NewsBrett Kavanaugh's opinion in the Supreme Court's ruling to keep Wisconsin from counting absentee votes arriving after Election Day signals the court is ready do what it can to ensure Trump stays in the White House
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Trump’s Christian Judges March On
Posted in: Politics FeaturesThe president has packed the courts with judges friendly to the Christian right — and they could roll back LGBTQ rights as we know them
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The Supreme Court Is About to Hear 3 LGBT Rights Cases That Are Way Bigger than Marriage Equality
Posted in: Politics NewsSo why aren’t more people paying attention?
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Democratic Presidential Candidates Call for Kavanaugh Impeachment as Trump Defends Him
Posted in: Politics NewsA new allegation of unwanted sexual contact by the Supreme Court justice surfaced in a report by the New York Times on Saturday
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Jesus Comparisons Are the Hot New Trend in Republican Crisis Management
Posted in: Politics NewsSteve King compared himself to Christ for the flak he took for his racism. It's nothing new
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For Years, the Supreme Court Has Been Silent on Gun Rights — Until Now
Posted in: Politics NewsBy taking its first Second Amendment case in eight years, the Supreme Court could show just how conservative it is
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Powerful Performance Exposes the Constitution’s Effects Upon Our Bodies
Posted in: Culture FeaturesHeidi Schreck's 'What the Constitution Means to Me' illuminates the Supreme Court's history of disregarding human bodies — and its slow, incremental steps toward progress
