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‘Get bent’: Mitch McConnell dragged over statement in response to Roe v. Wade leak

Many blame McConnell for bringing the U.S. to this point.

On by Jacob Seitz

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Everyone’s mad at Politico for giving Trump a pass on breaking the law

Who cares about crimes?

On by David Covucci

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Was Politico’s ‘leak’ of Biden’s VP pick an accident? Conspiracy theorists don’t think so

Politico revealed Kamala Harris as the pick about two weeks ago.

On by Eilish O’Sullivan

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Politico called out for mostly white list of ‘top historians’

Academic Twitter is not on board with this list.

On by Samira Sadeque

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White House to propose sweeping online privacy reform bill

Google and Facebook aren’t going to like this.

On by Aaron Sankin

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What we talk about when we talk about Obama’s assassination

When a conspiracy theorist is invited to write op-eds for a major news site, you’re bound to wind up with a few racist comments. 

On by S.E. Smith

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Are children the future of Facebook?

Letting kids join Facebook isn’t the real issue here.

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Stephen Colbert crusades for a Senate seat in South Carolina

The comedian has used the hashtags #SenatorColbert and #SpottedSalamander to draw attention on Twitter.

On by Justin Franz

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Gay marriage passes and the Internet rejoices

“Traditional” marriage found few followers.

On by Jordan Valinsky

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Exclusive Obama video is anything but

A 2007 video of Obama speaking at Hampton University is being hailed by some as this election’s October surprise, but others say it’s old news.

On by Justin Franz

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Is YouTube a new avenue for aspiring politicians?

A viral video made Zach Wahls a YouTube star. Next, it just might launch his political career. 

On by Fruzsina Eördögh

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Twitter introduces political ads

Paid messages from politicians are now everywhere, including Twitter. 

On by Dave Copeland

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