The Family Research Council’s insurrection connections

By Peter Montgomery

When a country that’s orchestrated many coups has one of its own

By Amy Goodman and Denis Moynihan

Trump plots October surprise for September

By Kerry Eleveld

What we learned from day 7 of the Jan. 6 hearings

By Kristen Doerer

With Trump’s role on Jan. 6 becoming clearer, and potentially criminal, GOP voters are starting to look at different options

By Victor Menaldo and James D. Long

‘Bombshell after bombshell’ dropped as Jan. 6 testimony homes in on Trump guilt

By Brett Wilkins

“Hutchinson’s testimony of the deeply detailed plans of January 6 and the inaction of those in the White House in response to the violence show just how close we came to a coup,” said one pro-democracy organizer

For decades, Republican consultants spent big to promote leftist candidates, now they’ve started creating fake ones

By Matthew Sheffield

Instead of trying to build a majority, the American right has decided to divide and conquer

I never thought ‘New Atheism’ would become a tool of the Christian Right

By Eiynah Mohammed-Smith

After leaving religion, I learned that some atheists were more interested in opposing Islam than standing for pluralism

False prophets preaching fake news: A year into Biden’s presidency, far-right ‘prophets’ haven’t admitted error

By Kyle Mantyla

Instead of admitting their supposed revelations were wrong, a host of extremist Christian leaders have made belief in Trump’s election lies an article of faith

Democracy relies on the consent of the losers, which is why Trump’s tantrums are so dangerous

By James Piazza

Worldwide, countries with political parties who refuse to accept losses are more prone to acts of terroristic violence