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The much-hyped sandwich returned on November 3, and people are still lining up in droves.
A comic about the mysterious gingko tree.
The fate of Medicaid expansion is on the line in three Southern states.
Will Elizabeth Warren or Joe Biden’s health care plan cover more people? Depends which can pass.
A single article in Oberlin’s student paper about food turned into a national controversy.
I spent a week in Provence with Anna March. To me, it was worth it.
Election interference and government surveillance on social media are hurting internet freedoms.
US voters to cast ballots in local and state elections Tuesday; Iran struggles on the global stage.
Gov. Gavin Newsom thinks Apple’s pledge is “serious.” Sanders thinks it’s false “philanthropic altruism.”
A guide to the discourse around paying for Medicare-for-all.
The exit will take effect November 4, 2020, the day after the presidential election.
The recording shows once again that the racism and anti-Semitism of the “alt-right” or “dissident right” is just racism and anti-Semitism.
The former US ambassador to Ukraine described a harrowing series of events.
The president can’t decide if there was no quid pro quo or if there was one and it’s fine.
It’s an empty gesture.