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She is opposed to same-sex marriage and allowing both members of a married couple to keep their own surname – despite ...

Politics today often feels less like leadership and more like reality TV: full of shouting, stunts, and endless cable debates that generate heat but no solutions. Most of us are simply exhausted by ...

An American tourist’s shocked video about trying out robotic legs in China is making the rounds—and it’s pretty wild to watch. Christian Grossi (@christian.grossi) told viewers on TikTok that he and ...

One of the most outspoken commentators on TV and radio could soon set sparks flying on this year's series of I'm A Celebrity. LBC host Nick Ferrari, 66, is said to be in talks with producers for a ...

The Congressional Budget Office estimates that roughly 750,000 federal employees could be furloughed each day of a shutdown, with the total daily cost of their compensation at roughly $400 million, ...

Get your news from a source that’s not owned and controlled by oligarchs. Sign up for the free Mother Jones Daily. What happens when a mother is pushed to the brink, when stresses both tedious and ...

Credit Mesa County commissioners with drawing attention to a legitimate concern. It’s the same one that led Congress to pass the Unfunded Mandates Reform Act in 1995. The act requires the federal ...

I have long become accustomed to what I call the “BTMF” reflex whenever a great, newsmaking calamity or outrage happens. That’s short for “Blame the media first.” As a long-tenured journalist, I try ...

Accusing a political opponent of being a dictator—or even a fascist—is nothing new in American elections. The labels change with the times, but the tactic has been with us since the earliest campaigns ...