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"What is going on is not simply a warm decade or two in a wandering climate pattern. This is unprecedented," said one climate scientist.

Not only did the federal minimum wage not keep pace with productivity growth, it did not even keep pace with inflation.

Afghan civilians fled their homes hoping to be evacuated over the weekend, as the Taliban retook several major cities, including the capital city of Kabul.

At least 100 of the 613 U.S. athletes who participated at the Tokyo Olympics were unvaccinated.

Billionaire business owners deployed lobbyists to make sure Trump’s 2017 tax bill was tailored to their benefit. Confidential IRS records show the windfall that followed.

"The economy would suffer no harm if CEOs were paid less (or were taxed more)."

The Trumpist media is quickly falling in line behind nativist rubbish about immigrants spreading COVID-19.

Your daily reminder that Marjorie Taylor Greene is an elected member of Congress.

Two House Republicans from the Keystone State were part of what House Speaker Pelosi called the GOP's 'vote no, take the dough' effort.

A 14-year-old Kansas student was punished by her school in January for saying she was a lesbian.

"Capitalism never fails to not surprise," wrote one observer.

House Republicans are making the laughable claim that Speaker Nancy Pelosi is “ultimately responsible for the breakdown of security at the Capitol.”

The House Freedom Caucus backs a bill that would cut off federal funding to anyone teaching about the full contents of America's founding documents.

"While hospitals in our state were filling up, DeSantis was shouting about 'Freedom over Faucism,'" said one Florida physician.

Equal access to learning Native American heritage and culture in our education institutions is a racial justice issue — and so far Montana isn't following through.

According to Trump, the audit uncovered a “massive number of voter irregularities and fraud." It didn't.

"Republicans can always be counted on to help billionaires not pay taxes."

The spread of the QAnon conspiracy theory now appears to be circling back around on evangelical leaders themselves.

"No Senate rule supersedes people's constitutional rights," said the Democratic senator from Georgia.

Dozens of Democratic state representatives left Texas for Washington, D.C., in an effort to both block a GOP voter suppression bill, as well as convince Congress to pass voting rights legislation.