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Political Misfits brings you news, politics and culture from the belly of Washington, DC - without the red and blue treatment.
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The Supreme Court seems inclined to define official and unofficial acts by presidents, and American birth rates fall.
US members of Congress can’t stop blaming protests on foreign adversaries, and US economic growth disappoints.
Columbia University and protesting students remain at a standoff, and the Biden administration enacts protections for air travelers.
The Supreme Court ponders how American cities can punish homeless people, and emergency rooms increasingly turn away pregnant women.
Pro-Palestinian student protests spread across US universities, and new polls show the possible impact of third parties in November.
Amid escalating tensions, reports of Israeli drone operations fuel fears of greater regional turmoil.
Columbia University students set up encampments in solidarity with Gaza as New York police attempt to disrupt demonstrations.
The US provides halfhearted assurances regarding Julian Assange’s treatment, and Senator Bob Menendez might throw his wife under the bus.
The Pentagon finds Marine snipers could not have stopped the 2021 Kabul airport bombing. Marines still have questions.
Former President Donald Trump’s absence from the White House is making some voters’ hearts grow fonder.
House Speaker Mike Johnson heads to Mar-a-Lago for benediction, and Vice President Kamala Harris heads to Arizona amid an abortion standoff.
Independent voters in the US are consistently mischaracterized, and the gulf between the 2024 candidates’ ground games grows.
A former White House chief of staff bemoans Joe Biden’s bridge blunders, and women’s basketball hits a viewership milestone.
The FBI arrests a teenager after tracking him online for years, and Missouri prepares to execute a man competent lawyers might have saved.
Another Boeing plane malfunctions on the runway, and another US bridge experiences a close call.
An earthquake rattles New York and New Jersey, and a snow storm leaves 400,000 out of power in New England.
A New York judge says former President Donald Trump’s hush money trial can continue, and Denmark is embarrassed at sea.
The Democratic “uncommitted” vote grows to more than half a million as 2016’s presidential loser tells dissatisfied Dem voters to “get over it.”
Google agrees to settle a class action lawsuit alleging it misled users about how private “incognito mode” really was.
The Turkish president’s party loses big in regional elections, and United and Boeing have another embarrassing weekend.
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