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If an old political adage bears out this year, it would be a hell of a problem for the Republican Party.

It’s the largest housing package this century. A bipartisan unicorn. And the first measure in years designed to reach those most often shut out of homeownership, including single moms.

Internal emails obtained by Inside Climate News show the state of Florida saw no need to stop the unfolding mass deaths of sloths at a planned Orlando tourist attraction.

This week, Congressional Cowards calls out Republicans of all stripes who condemned Democrats for having once supported now-former Maine Democratic Senate nominee Graham Platner, saying Democrats should've walked away from the candidate after the first news reports surfaced in June that found Platner did not treat women well.

Letters sent to a growing and bipartisan group of states threaten criminal liability, but election officials and experts say they look more like pressure than prosecution.

Donald Trump stumbled into what should have been an easy win by being president on America's 250th birthday. But of course, he turned it into a cheap, poorly planned exercise in self-aggrandizement—because he's Donald Trump.

Since the 1950s, the United States has seen a dramatic decline in the number of psychiatric beds nationwide due in part to deinstitutionalization and the rise of antipsychotics. But that has created a critical shortage for those needing help.

Political movements usually celebrate their greatest successes. They build on them. They elevate them. Which is why the Democratic Socialists of America’s treatment of some of the party’s most successful women, including some of their own, has always been so bizarre.