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Millennials Will Not Age Into Voting Like Boomers

 Older millennials are getting more conservative as they age, but the generation’s politics are still distinctly left-wing. By Eric Levitz
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Will Google’s AI Plans Destroy the Media?

 By John Herrman The new bot-generated content is ominous for digital publishers. But the search giant might have a reason to pull back.
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How TikTok Beat the Ban (for Now)

 By Andrew Rice Earlier this spring, Democrats and Republicans came together to call for a crackdown. It was never going to be that easy.
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Trump Promises to Hold Yearlong ‘Great American State Fair’ in Iowa
By Ed Kilgore
Maybe it’s just a pander, but Trump is smart to play on Iowa’s love for its annual festival of fried food, big livestock, and butter sculptures.
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Jeffrey Epstein Once Had Chlamydia and Tried to Contact Larry Nassar From Jail
By Matt Stieb
And other revelations from the latest report on the sex criminal’s final days in jail.
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Donald Trump’s Nasty Ron DeSantis Nicknames, Ranked
By Margaret Hartmann
Trump has been workshopping his DeSantis nicknames, floating “Meatball Ron,” “Tiny D,” and “Ron DeSanctimonious.” Here’s some constructive feedback.

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By Ed Kilgore
Once Biden blinked on taxes, the Speaker was playing with house money.
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Millennials Will Not Age Into Voting Like Boomers
By Eric Levitz
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2024 Presidential Candidates Side With Far Right on Debt Deal
By Ed Kilgore
Trump, DeSantis, Haley, Pence, and Scott all seemed cavalier about risking a debt default to please the most extreme elements of the party base.
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The space agency is finally getting in on the trend of government investigations into unidentified foreign objects.
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Tape Reveals Trump Doubted His Mental Declassification Powers
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After the Mar-a-Lago raid, Trump claimed he could declassify “even by thinking about it.” But he didn’t believe this a year earlier.
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The Adams Administration Has a New Policy for Jail Deaths: Cover-up
By Nia Prater
The Department of Correction will no longer alert the media of inmate deaths. The move comes after a report raised questions about deadly incidents.
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Ron DeSantis Can’t Decide How to Pronounce His Own Name
By Margaret Hartmann
For years, the Florida governor has switched from “Dee-Santis” to “Deh-Santis” and back again with no apparent rhyme or reason.
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MAGA World Dismisses Ken Paxton Impeachment As Political Persecution
By Ed Kilgore
Donald Trump, Ted Cruz, and Marjorie Taylor Greene say the Texas attorney general’s impeachment on 20 articles was a RINO-led “witch hunt.”
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Kevin McCarthy Really Did It
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The debt-ceiling deal passed the House by sweeping bipartisan margins, leading the Speaker to dunk on his haters.
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Is good news on jobs going to push the Federal Reserve to create a recession?
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Will Google’s AI Plans Destroy the Media?
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Analogies between the two presidents liberals love to hate only go so far.
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Right-wing indoctrination is heady, but it doesn’t always stick.
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