fascism

No kings then; no kings now.

If you're looking for sanity from Trump's cabinet, don't bother. They're in full Dear Leader mode.

Rusmeysa Ozturk's name was put on a blacklist by a group that is reveling in its power to destroy anyone, for any reason.

Congress could stop him anytime they wanted to. But that would require Republicans to have an ounce of courage.

We're at war with America and we all must sacrifice in order to achieve victory over ourselves, our savings, and our way of life.

They see everything you “like” or forward. They’re aware of who you follow. They know you are reading this article. And they can, and will, use all of this against you.

Fascism attempts to portray strength and invincibility. It cannot abide—or survive—open mockery and contempt.

Trump isn't just unfit for office. At this point he's unfit for carrying on a conversation.

As measles cases soar, The Criminal's regime instead takes aim at vaccines for COVID, influenza, and bird flu.

The biggest target for Musk's cuts can be summed up in a single word: Research.

Hopefully he'll finish redesigning The Criminal's new plane before that happens.

Most of the world still despises genocide, and Trump's breezy supposition that he'll be annexing Gaza in a real estate deal will turn America into an international pariah.

Naturally, Republicans hate this amendment. Because the whole point of an authoritarian oligarchy is interfering in everything the First Amendment protects.

As Musk's team ransacks government and Trump threatens mass world violence, we must meet the moment with the urgency it deserves.

In just three weeks, we've had: Nazi salutes, overt racism made into a requirement of government hiring and contracting, a concentration camp under construction, and now a proud embrace of ethnic cleansing on a huge scale.

"We’re just going to do it and dare somebody to stop us, and by the time they stop us, we’ll have destroyed it.’”