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WATCH: Socialism moves from protest to power in American cities
Rent freezes, wealth taxes, a Starbucks exodus — socialism isn’t a protest movement anymore; it’s running real budgets in real cities. Susan Ferrechio examines the wins, the fallout, and what happens when this growing DSA-aligned block takes its biggest swing yet in Congress.
Jeffries alleges ‘voter suppression’ after Black lawmaker retires in wake of Supreme Court ruling
Democratic House leader Hakeem Jeffries is alleging “voter suppression” after the retirement from Congress of a Louisiana Democrat whose predominantly Black congressional district was redrawn by Republicans.
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