How to Fortify Against the Trump Agenda While There’s Still Time

Nicole Carty

A violent, white supremacist regime is coming, but there is room to organize — and capture the backlash when it fails.
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House GOP Moves to Ram Through Bill That Gives Trump Unilateral Power to Kill Nonprofits

Noah Hurowitz

Dozens of Democrats still support the bill — giving the Republican-controlled House plenty of breathing room to pass it next week.
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Trump’s Election Is Also a Win for Tech’s Right-Wing “Warrior Class”

Sam Biddle

Silicon Valley has successfully rebranded military contracting as a proud national duty for the industry.
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Squad Goals: Democrats Must Use Lame-Duck Power to Fight Trump Now

Jessica Washington

Progressives in Congress are urging party leaders to use their two remaining months in power to erect barriers to Trump’s agenda.
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Elon Musk Quietly Tried to Oust a Reform DA. Here’s Why He Failed.

Leon A. Parker

Reports of the criminal justice reform movement’s death are greatly exaggerated.
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RFK Jr. Talks About Public Health, but He’s Joining an Administration That’ll Make Us Sicker Than Ever

Abby Ellis

I get Kennedy’s appeal, but Trump will undo the protections with the most direct, proven impact on our health.
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The Looming GOP Battle Over Whether You Have to Go to Hell and Back to Cancel Amazon Prime

Matt Sledge

The fate of the new “click-to-cancel” rule will show whether some Republicans are serious about cracking down on anti-competitive practices.
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Matt Gaetz Is Barely a Lawyer

Shawn Musgrave

Trump’s pick for attorney general shows that loyalty is the only qualification that matters.
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Radical Action Under Trump

The Intercept Briefing

In the face of a second Trump term, the left must cultivate a politics of everyday life that goes beyond voting, says columnist Natasha Lennard.
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