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Maddow and Buttigieg each recently ripped into DOGE for its decision to fire 350 workers at the National Nuclear Security Administration, which oversees the United States’ nuclear arsenal.
Plus: Carly Fiorina takes a shot at Hillary Clinton's marriage; Mike Huckabee urges Americans to pray; Rick Santorum talks about children's need for a mother and father.
"It's a trap," one legal expert told The Advocate.
Trump's presidency is imperiled. Pence's credibility is in tatters. Ryan's loyalty is to tax cuts. America has become completely rudderless.
The Massachusetts real estate agent and former state legislator is a gay Republican vying to make history.
The Trump Administration, which has repeatedly taken action against LGBTQ peoeple, has launched a global iniative to decriminalize homosexuality.
If Trump’s election was the apocalypse, this week has been a never-ending April Fools, writes John Casey.
"There was a lot of darkness and it was a lot of dazzle, but there was very, very little about the things that most affect our lives," the former transportation secretary said.
The new year began with the president nearly starting a war. What more can we expect in 2020 and, possibly, four more years?
The federal government just made it easier for certain workers to get paid sick time to care for their partners and nonblood relatives.
Richard Grenell told Breitbart News that he wants to "empower conservatives" throughout Europe, which Germans took as a threat to their "democratic sovereignty."
The former national security adviser provides fresh evidence that Trump loves dictators, hates journalists, and knows little about foreign affairs.
President Bush drew sporadic, startling criticism Tuesday night in Manchester, N.H., from Republican White House hopefuls unhappy with his handling of the Iraq war, his diplomatic style, and his approach to immigration.
Jennifer Finney Boylan calls for independence from a wannabe George III.
He credited his successes to the American people and urged political participation with "decency."
Jared Kushner's new book makes it sound like he was alone, wrapped up in himself, and on another planet during his father-in-law's presidency
