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Hillary Clinton Is Still Deeply Confused About What Happened in Wisconsin. Here's Why That Matters.
In Selma, Alabama, Clinton linked the civil rights struggle to her 2016 loss. There’s so much more to it.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and the New Left
The Intercept’s Senior Politics Editor Briahna Gray spoke with Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez at SXSW about debates around identity, race, and class.
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Elizabeth Warren’s Big Tech Beatdown Will Spark a Vital and Unprecedented Debate
Elizabeth Warren's call to break up Facebook, Google, and Amazon is imperfect and light on details — but it's a good start.
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Did Blackwater's Erik Prince Lie to Congress About a Trump Tower Meeting? I Asked Him.
The controversial “super mercenary” arranged a secret meeting in Trump Tower with Donald Trump Jr. and apparently didn’t tell Congress.
GOP Candidate on Himself: "Did This Guy Make Some Dumbass Facebook Posts? Absolutely."
Frank Scavo deleted anti-Muslim Facebook posts, but legislators still say he’s unfit for office.
What Is Katharine Gorka Doing at the Homeland Security Department? This Group Is Suing to Find Out.
“The public deserves to know what Katharine Gorka is doing at DHS, but the Trump administration isn’t saying.”
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Should We Trust Artificial Intelligence Regulation by Congress If Facebook Supports It?
It’s hard to square the track records of IBM and Facebook with many of the values listed in the resolution.
Anger in Turkey as Melania Trump Visits Oklahoma School Linked to Turkish Dissident
Was the first lady's visit to a school run by President Erdogan's archenemy an intentional slight or gross incompetence?
Virginia Poised to Be the First Former Confederate State Controlled by Progressive Democrats
The direction Virginia takes will hinge on a handful of key primaries.
Small-Dollar Donors Are Playing a Growing Role in Congressional Campaigns
“More candidates chose to focus on waging campaigns based on good public policy, not what delights Wall Street donors.”