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This network’s legal counsel just admitted it’s been censoring the news for Trump

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The real reason tech billionaires are afraid of upsetting Trump

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Charlie Herman & Ryan Teague Beckwith

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2 dead after Isaias strikes Gulf Coast as hurricane before weakening

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White House names Katie Zacharia as new press secretary

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Trump’s investment accounts for kids just got a controversial new feature

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Joseph Zeballos-Roig

Vice President JD Vance speaks during a Fraud Task Force press conference.

JD Vance’s latest attempt to sabotage Americans’ future

Opinion

Kaivan Shroff

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This Arizona candidate’s sexual assault story is horrific. The reaction to it is instructive.

Opinion

Elvia Díaz

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‘Musk’ is a real-life horror movie

Opinion

Brian Lowry

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Hegseth faces pushback over plan to livestream a firing squad execution

MaddowBlog

Steve Benen

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Trump claims he’s reached a deal with Putin to buy Russian diesel

MaddowBlog

Steve Benen

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Republicans struggle to explain Florida homes while they run for Senate elsewhere

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Kevin Frey

Sen. Roger Marshall during a Senate Finance Committee hearing.

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Roger Marshall’s complicated history of blurring the line between taxpayer dollars and campaign cash

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Sherman Smith & Matt Fuller

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Ask Jordan: Can Trump pardon himself, or resign and have Vance pardon him?

Deadline: Legal Blog

Jordan Rubin

Members of the Supreme Court at the Supreme Court.

First week back at SCOTUS: Rejections, a short-handed hearing and another execution

Deadline: Legal Blog

Jordan Rubin

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Simon strengthens into a Category 4 hurricane as it approaches Mexico’s coast

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The Associated Press

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Trump World’s alleged grift has all the hallmarks of a crime family

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Chris Hayes

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Trump knows exactly what he’s doing when he says, ‘Let them take out Los Angeles’

Zeeshan Aleem

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Republicans are trying to avoid directly criticizing Trump with a two-word trick

Ryan Teague Beckwith

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Harmeet Dhillon turned the DOJ’s crown jewel into a MAGA disaster

Hayes Brown

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Trump’s project for a new Camp David in Florida raises a bunch of red flags

Zeeshan Aleem

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Friday’s Mini-Report, 10.9.26

Steve Benen

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Cassidy Hutchinson arrives to testify during the Select Committee to Investigate the Jan. 6th Attack on the U.S. Capitol hearing.

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President Donald Trump during an announcement on Trump Accounts in the Oval Office of the White House.

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Roy Moore loses again at the Supreme Court after Clarence Thomas’ rejection

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Supreme Court Associate Justice Sonia Sotomayor.

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Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito speaks during the investiture ceremony.

Alito is still ignoring the reality of his Dobbs opinion

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On the Ground with… Marc Santia

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October 8, 2026 6:00 PM

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