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Thom Tillis Built the Fire. Now It Could Consume Him.Paul BlestSen. Thom Tillis is an avatar for the GOP’s reactionary turn to the right. Now, his proximity to Trump makes him one of the most vulnerable incumbent senators.
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What If Trump Won’t Leave?Frances Fox Piven, Deepak BhargavaTrump is prepared to do whatever it takes to keep power. Can he be stopped?
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College Democrat at Center of Attack on Alex Morse Hoped to Launch Career Through Richard NealDaniel Boguslaw, Ryan GrimRank-and-file UMass College Democrats were stunned to see the letter their chapter’s leadership wrote on their behalf.
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Leaked Documents Reveal What TikTok Shares with Authorities — in the U.S.Mara HvistendahlA glimpse at what the social media platform does in the U.S. underscores that data privacy issues extend beyond China.
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The Rise of Hakeem Jeffries Is Being Disrupted From BelowTheodore HammAfter Rep. Joyce Beatty’s primary in Ohio, Hakeem Jeffries was feeling good. Cori Bush and the New York insurgents snuck up on him.
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Private Company Moves to Profit From New York’s Police ReformsAlice SperiPolice departments in New York, facing a state mandate on reform, are turning to the consulting company Lexipol for help.
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The Race to Replace Joe Kennedy in Congress Is Heating UpRyan Grim, Daniel BoguslawIhssane Leckey, a democratic socialist and former bank regulator, is surging in the open field.
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Trump’s CFPB Deploys Predatory Lenders as First Responders to PandemicTerri FriedlineThe agency deregulated small-dollar lending by repealing key consumer protections on payday and auto title loans.
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The Junk Science Cops Use to Decide You’re LyingJordan SmithLeaked documents detail law enforcement trainings in lie detection techniques that have been discredited by scientists.
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In Washington State, Beth Doglio Secures a Spot on the BallotAída ChávezDoglio, a priority for the Congressional Progressive Caucus PAC, placed second in the race for the outgoing Rep. Denny Heck’s seat.
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