Unions join community groups in planning marches, walkouts and economic actions on May 1 as a show of worker power ahead of the midterm elections.
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If they want local support for AI, tech companies have a lot of convincing to do.
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The good and the bad news is, we're in charge.
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Graham Platner outlines the agenda if Democrats control the Senate in 2026.
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Cole Allen is not what you picture when you picture an assassin. But he is the new face of political violence: educated, smart, left.
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The immigration bill isn’t perfect, but it offers sensible reform that won’t be possible if the Democrats retake Congress.
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Yet again, political violence is demanding attention. In 2025, an arsonist scaled a fence, slipped past security and set fire to the governor’s residence in Harrisburg while Gov. Josh Shapiro and his family slept inside during Passover. The attack forced them to flee and left the home badly damaged. In
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Gov. Abigail Spanberger (D-VA) ignored multiple procedural protections when amending the constitution to gerrymander Virginia.
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In New York magazine, Mahmoud Khalil delivers a masterclass in self-pity while detailing the plight of merely existing in the Big Apple.
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The King charmed Americans – including the president – while artfully asserting his views on climate and executive power
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Even if they can find middle ground, there’s the question of the best messenger for a party that lacks a clear leader.