There's a Better Battlefield for the War Against Trump's Lies: the Courts
The Truth-O-Meters aren't working. Instead, public interest groups are suing the Trump administration using the Information Quality Act.
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The Truth-O-Meters aren't working. Instead, public interest groups are suing the Trump administration using the Information Quality Act.
The latest special counsel indictment highlights Stone’s alleged efforts to alert the Trump campaign about hacked Democratic emails obtained by WikiLeaks.
A Brooklyn teen was raped by NYPD officers. Her story led to a change in the law around rape in police custody — but the change won't affect her case.
Kickbacks, money laundering, militia links, and assassination. A scandal that already had everything has driven Brazil's LGBT congressman into exile.
The media flipped the narrative, turning the Covington Catholic MAGA teens into victims and erasing the hope of the Indigenous Peoples March.
The most challenging task is choosing the 10 worst embarrassments. The most notable aspect is that they all go toward promoting the same narrative.
The regressive reality of what prosecutors do is proving difficult for the senator and likely presidential candidate to rationalize.
BuzzFeed News dropped one of the biggest bombshells of the Trump presidency: that Donald Trump asked Michael Cohen to lie to Congress.
I’ll never forget the day we saw a Kentucky teacher post a picture of a rally sign that read: “Don’t make us go West Virginia on you!”
Trump came to power thanks to some of the same factors that fueled the rise of Davis, the president of the Confederate States of America.
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