#23676
What started as a foolish bid to undo everything Donald Trump did has become a permanent policy that undercuts national security and defies decency.
#23677
Fossil fuel companies face an existential threat in California as the state shifts to a carbon neutral future.
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Author(s): Rosenberg, Shawn | Editor(s): Hur, D; Sabucedo, Jose-Manuel | Abstract: For 60 years after the end of World War II, democratic governance has flourished and expanded its reach. Now it appears this process has stalled and is even reversing in many of the established democracies of Europe and North America. Momentum now appears to be with right wing populist alternatives to democratic governance. In attempting to make sense of these developments, I argue that they are not the result of fluctuating circumstances or a momentary retreat in the progress toward ever greater democratization. Adopting a broadly political psychological perspective, I instead suggest they reflect a structural weakness inherent in democratic governance, one that makes democracies always susceptible to the siren call of right wing populism. I will further argue that as practices in countries such as the United States become increasingly democratic, this structural weakness is more clearly exposed and consequential. In the process, the vulnerability of democratic governance to right wing populist alternatives becomes greater. Hence the conclusion that democracy is likely to devour itself.
#23679
Students learning about the biology of the cell are unknowingly assimilating "capitalist indoctrination," according to a Minnesota teacher.
#23680
A Washington University in St. Louis’ medical school lecturer told students that if anyone tried to "fight or debate" her on "systemic oppression," she would would shut it down.
#23681
Dan Pollak spoke with Breitbart News about how Biden’s efforts to address antisemitism are a “sham” because his admin is full of antisemites.
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#23683
This is more than a little concerning...
#23684
Oregon's trailblazing drug decriminalization law has come under fire amid a slow rollout and rise in overdose deaths. But proponents say much of the criticism is unfair.
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The mayor of El Paso, Texas has declared a state of emergency amid a flux of migrants across the U.S.-Mexico border and ahead of an expected surge when Title 42 expires next week.
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The winner of Survivor 43 announced during the season's aftershow that he will donate his $1 million prize to veterans in need.
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U.S. defense contractors sponsored a glitzy celebration in Washington, D.C., for the 31st anniversary of the Ukrainian armed forces.
#23688
Florida Rep. Byron Donalds ripped Senate Republicans for giving into Democrats on a proposed $1.7 trillion spending bill to keep the government going for the next nine months. In an interview on Friday with conservative podcaster Charlie Kirk, the Naples Republican called the Senate’s deal…
#23689
Come on, man. What's a little rounding error between friends?
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#23691
Joe Biden, who has been no stranger to gaffes since taking office in 2021, found himself in trouble again this weekend after he insulted Irish people during a town hall
#23692
This is more than a little troubling...
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Former President Donald Trump likened the current outlook of the United States to a "person dying of cancer" in a scathing Truth Social post about the FBI.
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#23695
Learn more about a new weight loss study analyzing doctors' conversations with patients at higher weights. Plus, action steps to consider.
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An economist says the average American family has effectively lost more than $7,000 since President Joe Biden took office.
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Abbott has called for an investigation into the role NGOs are playing in helping foreign nationals illegally enter Texas from Mexico.
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Oberlin College paid over $36 million to a family bakery near its campus that filed a lawsuit in 2017, alleging the school libeled them after a shoplifting incident.
#23699
Anyone who has been to a hospital or doctor's office lately has likely had a very different experience than what
#23700
A locally elected Democratic official says the proposed revisions to Washington, D.C.'s criminal code would take tools away from prosecutors and hurt victims of violent crime.
