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Public research helps create medicines while private firms develop, market and price them.
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Public research helps create medicines while private firms develop, market and price them.
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Former GOP strategist Stuart Stevens calls his old party a cartel and says Democrats must pursue lawful accountability instead of rushing back to normal.
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Follow the money behind AI fear: this analysis examines whether dramatic warnings can shape rules, raise barriers for rivals, and shift the cost of failure onto the public.
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A proposed DOJ grant could bring Houston major public-safety funds—and new federal conditions.
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Karl Rove calls Bo French a bigot and crosses party lines for Jon Rosenthal.
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Salazar says Trump’s immigration crackdown went too far.
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AI giants warn government that advanced models threaten humanity.
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Mike Johnson backs Brandon Herrera while Democrats argue over DSA.
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A West University Area Democrats talk examines independent journalism, Texas GOP control, health policy, voter engagement, and Trump’s $5,000 midterm pledge.
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Why do political messages fail to reach voters?
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Texas was supposed to be safe Republican territory.
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Farmers, builders and hospitality employers need immigrant labor.
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Did Hillary Clinton endorse DSA?
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Trump says adults could get $5,000 if Republicans keep Congress.
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Chrystia Freeland says U.S. democracy is on life support as Canada diversifies trade and Trump’s policies drive longtime democratic allies away.
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Can prevention make communities safer while freeing police for serious crime?
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Does DSA belong in the Democratic coalition?
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After working a Massachusetts primary, Cheryl Elkins saw what voters actually want—and why corporate Democrats attacking progressives are missing the point.
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Ted Cruz says Americans want Republican “good policies.”
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A deadly Syracuse fire and years of violations expose a larger problem: financialized housing can reward revenue growth while tenants struggle for heat, safety, and repairs.
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Meet the Press let the attacks fly with virtually no real-time fact-checking or meaningful pushback.
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Trump has an $850 million total war chest, anchored by $403.4 million in cash on hand.
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DSA victories are forcing a Democratic reckoning.
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Fox tried to define Abdul El-Sayed through culture-war attacks.
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Whitney Houston turned Dolly Parton’s song into a global phenomenon.
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Stephanie Ruhle’s economic discussion reveals the choice Washington hides: cut Social Security and Medicare—or demand more from those who benefited most from tax cuts.
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John Kasich explains why DSA candidates are winning: affordability, energetic volunteers and bold ideas.
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Mullin admitted America needs immigrant workers.
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Mallory McMorrow calmly exposes why Third Way’s $15M anti-DSA campaign weakens Democrats when voters need healthcare, housing, wages, and democracy
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Voters don't always vote “thank you.”
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Jon Ossoff shows Democrats how to attack Trump: tell the truth, defend democracy, and offer voters a real alternative.
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The Reality Check dismantles the GOP’s DEI hypocrisy after Darline Graham struggles badly with a basic Taiwan and South China Sea national-security question.
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A Republican lawmaker says targeting immigrant children helped push him out of politics.
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Democrats repeatedly inherit Republican economic wreckage.
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Angie Nixon beat a $16 million opponent with organizing and economic populism.
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Elect Democrats to stop MAGA, but don't surrender progressive accountability.
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The COVID disaster was a warning.
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Trump, a president who was too cowardly to serve, says the USS Lincoln deployment was “not nearly long enough.”
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Francesca Hong lost Wisconsin’s Democratic primary by just 0.5%, but her working-class campaign proved that statewide progressive politics has real power.
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Republicans and corporate Democrats attack DSA with socialist scare tactics while ignoring the oligarchic economy crushing workers and concentrating America’s wealth.
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Can James Talarico flip Texas?
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The investor class has captured wealth, tax favors, and political power, yet remains indifferent to democracy.
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Kansas voters keep rejecting Republican overreach.
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This surprising connection to James Talarico explains why his sermon against Christian nationalism feels authentic—and why its progressive message matters now.
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The Y2K bug was real, but fear created a spending frenzy.
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The PROMISE Act could fast-track Social Security cuts through an unelected board.
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Marlon Weems exposes how corporate media weaponizes “socialism,” targets progressives with loaded questions, and applies a softer standard to authoritarian Republicans.
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Solar waits, patients suffer, and workers sit idle while corporations demand maximum extraction.
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Dana Bash pushed Hakeem Jeffries to condemn progressives, but he rejected the manufactured conflict and focused on affordability, MAGA extremism, and working families.