Justice Clarence Thomas Is the Unlikely Cannabis Supporter on the Supreme Court
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But federal marijuana decriminalization will still have to wait on Congress for action
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Inside the Democrats’ Bigger Strategy to Protect Voting Rights — and Get Past the Filibuster
Posted in: Politics FeaturesMitch McConnell and crew killed the For the People Act this week, but Dems say the game isn't over just yet
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Republicans and Democrats Agree: It’s Time To Take on Tech Titans
Posted in: Politics NewsTrustbuster Lina Khan's confirmation to the FTC is the latest example of a growing bipartisan consensus
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Tax the Rich! Also the Very Affluent! But Mainly the Rich!
Posted in: Political CommentaryRepublicans say tax cuts pay for themselves. They never do. How about we try something that actually does work?
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Manchin Won’t Support Voting Rights Bill Because Republicans Don’t Like It
Posted in: Politics News"Protecting this right, which is a value I share, should never be done in a partisan manner," the senator wrote, ignoring Republicans' partisan war on the vote
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GOP Rejects Biden’s Trimmed-Down Infrastructure Proposal
Posted in: Politics News"The ball is now in their court to respond with a good faith counter-offer," White House Deputy Press Secretary Andrew Bates said
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Nina Turner on Bernie Sanders, Running for Congress, and Progressive Power
Posted in: Politics FeaturesThe Ohio Congressional candidate and former Bernie surrogate speaks with Rolling Stone for the latest installment of “The Next Wave,” a series on the new leaders who will shape America’s future
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What Joe Manchin Wants
Posted in: Politics FeaturesA guide to the centrist Democrat who can make or break President Biden’s agenda
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Threats Against Members of Congress Up 107 Percent Compared to 2020, Capitol Police Watchdog Report Finds
Posted in: Politics NewsUS Capitol Police also say they are "confident" the number of cases will continue to increase
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House Passes Bill That Would Make Washington, D.C. the 51st State
Posted in: Politics NewsThe bill received no Republican votes but would need GOP support in the Senate for statehood to be granted
