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The Coliseum on Pennsylvania Avenue

The crowd sang “Happy Birthday” to the President of the United States on the South Lawn of the White House while two men tried to knock each other unconscious inside a cage. A 600-ton steel arch — they called it “the Claw” — blazed so bright over Washington that it reportedly disoriented pilots on final approach into Reagan National. Sponsors including Crypto.com, Monster Energy, and Bud Light had their logos plastered to the Octagon. A Vietnam War veteran named Paul Romano, who works part-time as a rideshare driver, watched the whole thing from his car and told a federal judge...

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The Great American State Fair Is Not Looking So Great

Young MC, Morris Day, The Commodores, and Martina McBride Pull Out of Trump’s Great American State Fair *Update: Bret Michaels has backed out as well. If you have to trick people into standing next to you, the statement has already been made. The announcement came Wednesday. Freedom 250 — the Trump administration’s branding arm for America’s 250th birthday celebration — dropped the “first wave” of performers for what they called the Great American State Fair: a 16-day extravaganza on the National Mall, running June 25 through July 10. The lineup included Young MC, C+C Music Factory, Morris Day & The...

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They Really Think We’re Stupid

The White House Correspondents’ Dinner — that annual exercise in polite fiction where journalists who spent the year softballing power pretend to roast it — became the site of what we’re now supposed to accept as an attempted assassination. Cole Tomas Allen, a Black man, allegedly armed, allegedly ran into a room containing the President, Vice President, and the entire cabinet of an administration that has made cruelty toward Black Americans a governing philosophy, and he was taken into custody. Alive. Let me say that again: taken into custody alive. In a country where Philando Castile was shot seven times...

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The Supreme Court Just Made Racism Legal Again

On April 29, 2026, the Supreme Court decided that protecting minority voting rights is unconstitutional if you do it too well. Let that sentence sit with you for a moment. The highest court in the land ruled, 6-3, that Louisiana cannot draw congressional districts that actually reflect the racial makeup of its population because doing so relies too much on race. The case is Louisiana v. Callais, and it represents the most significant demolition of the Voting Rights Act since the law was passed in 1965. Here is what happened in plain terms. Louisiana has six congressional districts. Roughly one-third...