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In September, an Arizona student who tested positive for COVID-19 was ordered to quarantine for several days. Seems normal, no? No. The boys father barged into principal Diane Vargos office and demanded the kid be allowed back into school immediately.

In September, an Arizona student who tested positive for covid-19 was ordered to quarantine for several days. Seems normal, no? No. The boy’s father barged into principal Diane Vargo’s office and demanded the kid be allowed back into school immediately. Vargo was alarmed when the intruder told her others were

The Atlantic has hired veteran political journalist Mark Leibovich. 

In September, an Arizona student who tested positive for COVID-19 was ordered to quarantine for several days. Seems normal, no? No. The boy’s father barged i

Actually overthrow the election. they bombarded the justice department with dubious claims of voting irregularities. they pressured members of state legislatures to commit audits. they were actively trying to subvert democracy. and theyre the same people who could head up crucial committees if republicans take back the house next year. joining me now is kirk bardella, adviser to the dnc and the dccc. and kirk entrepreneur lit, "new york times" best-selling author of "the gatekeepers: how the whi...

Defines who mark meadows was. when john boehner found out there was a group of these freedom caucus members who were plotting to make sure that he was not going to be speaker and to vote against him. and while meadows had not actually voted against boehner, this is what boehner recounts to tim alberta. boehner was on the couch sitting across from me in his office. suddenly he slides off the couch, down onto his knees and puts his hands together in front of his chest. he says mr. speaker will, yo...

Violent threats aimed at ordinary Americans who are simply serving on school boards, supervising elections or holding public office are a mashup of pandemic-induced mania, social media misinformation, Trump-incited disinhibition and something in the water.

As new details on the Jan. 6 insurrection emerge, former acting solicitor general Neal Katyal explains the implications for U.S. law and democracy.

Today, a health equity expert discusses a recent drop in child vaccination rates. Then, owners of the landmark M Go Blue Barn let us in on recent plans to transform the space into a restaurant, and an Atlantic staff writer summarizes his recent profile of Representative Peter Meijer.

The House voted on Tuesday to refer Mark Meadows, last chief of staff to Donald Trump, to the DOJ for criminal contempt of Congress for ignoring a subpoena.