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Marjorie Taylor Greene Is Rebranding for the Post-MAGA Era. Centrists Are Falling for It.
By breaking with Trump, Greene might be looking to broaden her appeal ahead of 2028 — or trying to claim the MAGA mantle.
Eoin Higgins
Eoin Higgins is a journalist based in New England. He is the author of "Owned: How Tech Billionaires on the Right Bought the Loudest Voice on the Left."
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Dick Cheney Doesn’t Deserve Your Heartfelt Eulogies
The former vice president died Monday night. Now is not the time to whitewash his bloody legacy of war and destruction.
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Jon Chait Thinks Kamala Harris Went Too Far Left. He's Just Falling for Trump's Demagoguery.
A year ago, Chait said centrists were winning. When Harris lost, though, he blamed the left's trans rights agenda.
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Only a Billionaire Could Look at Network TV News and Say: We Need More Bari Weiss
Billionaire David Ellison installed conservative ideologue Bari Weiss atop CBS News, dropping any pretense of independence at the network.
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Jimmy Kimmel Wasn’t the Biggest Corporate Media Capitulation to Trump This Week
The mainstream media barely made a peep about Trump’s latest attack on Mahmoud Khalil’s free speech rights.
A Massachusetts Town Is Suing Monsanto for Its Cancer-Causing PCBs
A proposed PCB dump site in the town of Lee has residents and town leaders seeking options to stop the plan.
FTX-Backed PACs Expand the Crypto Lobby in Congress
As the young industry flounders, crypto resorts to a method tested by its private-sector predecessors: funding the lawmakers who might regulate it.
Democratic Inaction Is Seriously Eroding the Party's Activist Base
A depression in volunteer energy in four swing states is a direct result of Democratic inaction on Biden's campaign promises, organizers say.
Joe Lieberman Urges Joe Manchin and Kyrsten Sinema to Fight Biden Agenda as He Fought Obama
The former senator, now a leader with the dark-money group No Labels, is still proud of himself for killing the public option.
Mass Dems Chair Apologizes to Party Members for Role in Scandal — but Not to Alex Morse
Gus Bickford said he apologized “profusely” for his actions during a recent meeting, but he did not address calls to make amends with the Holyoke mayor.