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- Heather Cox Richardson
- Indivisible MidPen
- Indybay Features – SF Bay Area Independent Media Center
- Indybay Newswire – SF Bay Area Independent Media Center
- Lincoln Project
- Lincoln Square
- More in Common
- MS Now
- Peninsula Peace and Justice Center
- PoliticusUSA
- This Nation U.S. Government, Political & Economic News
- TPM
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Heather Cox Richardson
- On June 8, 1789, Representative James Madison of Virginia stood up to address the House of Representatives in order to introduce a series of amendments to the U.S.
- Meet the Press today aired an interview host Kristen Welker taped Friday with President Donald J.
- In the wee hours of Friday morning, Senate Republicans passed a measure to provide about $70 billion in additional funding to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and Customs and Border Protection (CBP), the parent agency for Border Patrol.
- This was the second week of videos from the 250 to 250 Project that we’re producing to honor the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.
- President Franklin Delano Roosevelt had good news for the American people when he gave his twenty-ninth Fireside Chat on June 5, 1944.
Indivisible MidPen
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Indybay Features – SF Bay Area Independent Media Center
Indybay Newswire – SF Bay Area Independent Media Center
Lincoln Project
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Lincoln Square
More in Common
- Helping you make sense of the week ahead
- Helping you make sense of the week ahead
- A Q&A with Sam Pressler and Soren Duggan, co-authors of “Nobody to Call: An exploration of friendship, community, and purpose among men without college degrees.”
- Helping you make sense of the week ahead
- Helping you make sense of the week ahead
- Research shows that the American public broadly supports national service programs as a potential response to AI-driven economic disruption for young people.
- A new series to help you make sense of the week ahead
- A new series to help you make sense of the week ahead
- More in Common collaborated on research with 97Percent, an organization working to reduce gun deaths in America by bringing gun owners themselves into the conversation. 97Percent discusses the findings.
- Concern about political violence is high—our January 2026 poll found that 67% of Americans say violence is becoming more of a problem in American politics, and recent threats and incidents, such as the attack at the White House Correspondents Dinner, reaffirms concerns. We’re resharing our analysis from last fall, following the murder of Charlie Kirk, to help ground this moment in data and to better understand what Americans actually believe.
MS Now
'I will not let you down': Platner wins Maine Dem. Sen. primary, despite controversies
Graham Platner won the Maine Democratic Senate primary, clinching the nomination to face Sen. Susan Collins, a Republican whom national Democrats hope to topple on their way to recapturing control of the Senate in November.
The political newcomer triumphed at the ballot box despite allegations that roiled his campaign before Election Day: that he sexted women outside of his marriage and that he behaved in a demeaning way to some former girlfriends, including two incidents in which he was allegedly physically menacing to one of them. Platner denied those incidents.
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'I will not let you down': Platner wins Maine Dem. Sen. primary, despite controversies
“I’m still far from perfect, but every day I wake up and I try to be a little bit better, and a little bit kinder than I was the day before.” Graham Platner won the Maine Democratic Senate …
What a DOJ under Blanche COULD mean for Trump's election claims
“The question for all of us, and the one that is looming, is, who is Todd Blanche? Who is he going to be? Is he going to follow in the footsteps of Bill Barr, where there was a line that Bill …
'We are ready for change!': Victorious Platner thanks supporters and BLASTS Susan Collins
Graham Platner, Democratic candidate for Senate from Maine, addresses his supporters in declaring victory in the Democratic primary, thanking them for his support, laying out his vision for the …
Hayes: MAGA's 'big lie' claims about CA elections are 'deranged'
Chris Hayes: Trump and his allies are pushing a new California election conspiracy with zero proof—and it looks like a test run for rejecting the midterms if they lose. MS NOW: My Source for …
Ruhle PUSHES BACK on Trump's latest gas price remarks
“Prices are high right now, and the American people are taking notice. You know where you can see it? In the polls.” Stephanie Ruhle shares her take on Trump’s latest claim about gas prices. MS …
Hayes: MAGA’s California fraud lie falls apart instantly
Chris Hayes: Trump and his allies are pushing a new California election conspiracy with zero proof—and it looks like a test run for rejecting the midterms if they lose. MS NOW: My Source for …
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Peninsula Peace and Justice Center
- “Such severe sanctions packages that target entire sectors of an economy and produce broad, indiscriminate, and harsh effects on populations are incompatible with basic principles of international human rights law." The post ‘Children Are Dying’: UN Human Rights Chief Demands Trump End Economic Assault on Cuba appeared first on Peninsula Peace and Justice Center.
- In a disastrous decision, the conservative majority of the Supreme Court accomplished a longtime goal of the right-wing: the final destruction of 1965's historic Voting Rights Act. How do we respond? The post Webinar: Judge Cordell on Voting Rights appeared first on Peninsula Peace and Justice Center.
- "Trump bombs fishing boats at sea, at least once bombed the shipwrecked survivors, and bombed an elementary school, killing more than 165 little girls. And he wants to indict Raul Castro." The post After Castro Charges, Critics Ask: When Are Indictments Coming for Trump-Hegseth ‘Extrajudicial Murders’? appeared first on Peninsula Peace and Justice Center.
- There is a zone of lawlessness around the Oval Office, erected by the Supreme Court when it granted presidents immunity from prosecution if their crimes involved “official acts.” Loot the taxpayers, misuse government power for graft, and you’re off the hook. The post The Supreme Court Has Enabled Trump to Become Profiteer-in-Chief appeared first on Peninsula Peace and Justice Center.
- When President Donald Trump attempted to overturn the 2020 election, the institutional guardrails of American democracy held — but just barely. The post 8 Things You Should Know About Trump’s Effort to “Take Over” the Midterm Elections appeared first on Peninsula Peace and Justice Center.
- “We deserve to know our local hospital will be open and ready to treat you in an emergency. In a nation as rich as ours, that’s the least we deserve.” The post California ‘One Step Closer’ to Taxing Billionaires With Enough Signatures to Make Ballot appeared first on Peninsula Peace and Justice Center.
PoliticusUSA
- As Trump baselessly claims that counting votes is election theft, Republicans like Rep. Steve Scalise (R-LA) are claiming that proof isn't needed to claim that an election was stolen.
- Rep. Ted Lieu (D-CA) told reporters that Donald Trump is clearly not well, and demanded answers from the White House for why Trump is constantly falling asleep in public and taking cognitive tests.
- Donald Trump tried his bogus defamation lawsuit stunt on the BBC, but the British broadcaster responded by requesting Trump's financial documents, so now the president is missing deadlines.
- It turns out that the idea that Trump is the real Speaker of the House wasn't completely a joke, as Mike Johnson has surrendered some of his powers as Speaker to Trump.
- Jacqui Heinrich was not happy when she tried to paint Democratic candidates as bigots, and House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) called out Fox News for ignoring GOP bigots in Congress.
- Meet The Press's Kristen Welker interviews with Trump are always taped and never too tough, but when Welker asked Trump for evidence of election rigging the president blew up and walked out.
- The White House wants to pretend like everything is fine, but Trump went to Wisconsin and held an event where he was seated and delivered a message that was fragmented and incoherent.
- Trump's defamation lawsuit against the BBC has turned into a major liability as the broadcaster hasn't backed down and has demanded financial documents from Trump, which he won't provide.
- The Kennedy Center has begun the process of complying with a court order to remove the name and any references to Donald Trump.
- Treasury Sec. Scott Bessent was asked if he agreed with Trump and didn't care about the financial situations of the American people, and his answer was crazy.
This Nation U.S. Government, Political & Economic News
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Vote Riders
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