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Hitler’s first 100 days — and Trump’s
The fascism unleashed upon Germany beginning in January 1933 with the appointment of Hitler as Chancellor, the youngest ever, and that which unfolded within America with the second…
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Billboard critical of Cuban American pols goes up in Miami
A recently formed dark-money group, Keep Them Honest, is launching an ad campaign in Miami aimed at pressuring Republican politicians, specifically Secretary of State Marco Rubio and…
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Starving the poor to feed the rich
As a child, I felt so fancy when we used the purple food stamps — those were the pretty ones.
We were a hardworking, loving family. My parents ensured we weren’t around anyone who…
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Trump besmirches Ukraine again
The New York Times reported that "Vice President JD Vance on Wednesday called on Ukraine to accept an American peace proposal that closely aligns with longstanding Russian goals,…
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The ever-expanding war machine
Under the guise of efficiency, the Trump administration is taking a sledgehammer to essential programs and agencies that are the backbone of America’s civilian government. The virtual…
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Trump and Musk are trying to kill Social Security
By Jim Hightower / Other Words
How ironic: The most inefficient bureaucracy in government turns out to be Donald Trump’s “Department of Government Efficiency.”
That could be humorous,…
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Cubans deported and at risk of deportation under the Trump administration
So far in 2025, 13 returns from various countries in the region have occurred, totaling 367 repatriated Cubans. However, the end of humanitarian parole, the disabling of CBP One border…
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What’s the real quid pro quo with Bukele?
I suspect that you have been following the twists and turns of the legal wrangling between the courts and the Trump administration with regard to the mistaken removal and imprisonment…
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You think eggs are expensive? Wait till you see Trump’s Pentagon budget
By Lindsay Koshgarian / Other Words
Each year for Tax Day, my colleagues and I at the Institute for Policy Studies release a tax receipt so you can learn where your taxes are actually…
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Exporting justice: Could the U.S. send its prisoners abroad?
The idea of sending American prisoners to serve their sentences in foreign prisons might sound like a dystopian twist from a Kafka novel or a speculative screenplay. In a recent case…
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