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The party that spent a decade lecturing America about protecting democracy has apparently located a race where democracy is inconvenient. It is in Montana. And the candidate they want off the ballot is theirs. Read More

In what may be the most perfectly executed act of satire in sports history, former NBA first-round pick Enes Kanter Freedom has officially declared himself a prospect for the 2027 WNBA Draft. No, really. And yes, he's completely serious about pointing out that the league has lost its mind. Read More

Abdul El-Sayed had one job on Wednesday morning. Win a nasty primary, then start looking like a general election candidate. He managed the first part. The second lasted about ninety seconds. Read More

In what can only be described as a masterclass in gaslighting parents with your own tax dollars, Anne Arundel County Public Schools in Maryland decided that it knew better than two parents what should happen with their daughter. The school secretly helped the girl transition to using male pronouns at school, then lied about it when the parents asked. The Trump administration just gave them seven days to change course, or face federal enforcement action. Read More

In a stunning revelation that will fundamentally reshape how we think about high school science, actor Elliot Page has determined that the problem with American education is not failing math scores, deteriorating infrastructure, or student debt—it's that biology teachers are conspiring against queer and trans people by teaching... biology. Read More

or years, critics have called for accountability. Now, with potential prosecution looming, Americans face a pressing question: Is this the moment the system actually delivers justice, or just another reminder that Washington's most powerful players get to write their own rules? Read More

Anthony Fauci has appeared before Congress more than 250 times across nearly four decades of public service. On Wednesday he set a personal record by answering none of the questions. Read More

Great news, patriots. The world's greatest deliberative body has once again deliberated its way to the only conclusion it ever reaches in late July, which is that it is time to go home. Read More

Democrats insisted Republicans were exaggerating when they warned that the Democratic Socialists of America wanted to fundamentally remake America. Turns out the DSA's response was essentially: Actually... yes. Read More

The people's House did something this week that ordinary Americans have been demanding for years, and it did it with a directness that Washington rarely manages. In a 232-198 vote, the House of Representatives passed legislation that would bar members of Congress and their immediate families from buying individual stocks while also requiring photo identification to vote in federal elections. Read More

Every so often a public figure says something so wildly, dangerously controversial that the entire sports world stops spinning to process it. This week, Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham delivered just such a bombshell. Brace yourself, because it is a doozy: she thinks women's sports should be played by women. Somewhere, a fainting couch is being wheeled into an ESPN green room. Read More

Americans were told that "dark money" posed the greatest threat to democracy—at least when conservatives were accused of benefiting from it. Now that House investigators are asking questions about millions of dollars allegedly flowing through organizations connected to Marxist financier Neville Roy Singham, the silence from many self-appointed watchdogs is almost deafening. Funny how transparency only seems fashionable when Republicans are the target. Read More

The Department of Justice has launched an investigation into whether Harvard University violated federal civil rights law by accepting foreign-funded scholarships that may have favored international students over American citizens. The inquiry, led by Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon, is part of a broader effort to ensure that taxpayer-supported institutions treat American students fairly and comply with federal law. Read More

The comedian the establishment tried to cancel just sold out a football stadium, and he did it in his home state. Read More

President Donald Trump announced a sweeping federal investigation after releasing newly declassified intelligence documents that he says reveal a years-long effort to hide evidence of Chinese interference in the 2020 election. The president has directed multiple federal agencies to determine whether intelligence officials concealed critical information from both the White House and Congress and whether criminal laws were broken. Read More