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The big question for Pope Leo XIV is whether he will complete Pope Francis’s mission to make the Catholic Church less tyrannical.
The post Can the Church Evolve? appeared first on The New York Review of Books.
Trump tried to sneak the controversial measure in, but after far-right Republicans tanked the larger bill, the nonprofit provision disappeared.
The post Nonprofit Killer Provision Quietly Disappears From Trump’s “Big, Beautiful Bill” appeared first on The Intercept.
Coast Guard search and rescue planes need fixing, but DHS argues Noem suddenly requires a fancy new jet for safety reasons.
The post The Questionable Case of Kristi Noem’s $50 Million Luxury Jet appeared first on The Intercept.
You’d never know reading the New York Times that charges against Rep. LaMonica McIver are nothing but an authoritarian attack.
The post Trump Is Prosecuting a Congressional Democrat for Doing Her Job. The Media’s Response: No Big Deal. appeared first on The Intercept.
Democrats helped the GENIUS Act evade filibuster risk, paving the way for crypto legislation that stands to enrich Trump.
The post Senate Dems Hand Trump a Win by Backing Stablecoin Bill appeared first on The Intercept.
Targeting tax leakers seems like an odd fit for a budget bill, but on page 1,081 of the Republican draft is a provision doing just that.
The post Why Does GOP Budget Bill Focus on Punishing People Who Leak Tax Returns? appeared first on The Intercept.
Interior Department appointee Daniel Gustafson is a longtime Trump loyalist who participated in a protest to “stop the count” of Michigan ballots in 2020.
The post Pro-Trump 2020 “Stop the Count” Activist Lands Top Job at the Interior Department appeared first on The Intercept.
Many guests at Trump’s meme coin dinner have something to gain. Others are anonymous. Here’s what we know about attendees.
The post Who’s on the Guest List for Trump’s Meme Coin Dinner? appeared first on The Intercept.