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When can you buy a gun or cast a vote?

Laurence Steinberg - The Conversation

Vietnam War protests led to a lower voting age — the Parkland shooting could push similar reevaluations

Donald Trump; Scott Pruitt (AP/Getty/Photo montage by Salon)

A climate report Trump won't accept

Mary Mazzoni - Alternet

When it comes to climate, it's the Trump administration against the world

Nikolas Cruz (Getty/Chet Strange/Mike Stocker)

Mass shooters and white male rage

Amanda Marcotte

Mass shooters grow in the same soil as alt-right trolls: A mass of entitlement and rage, nurtured by the far right

Shawn Moody (AP/Joel Page)

Fire extinguishers, not more gun laws?

Matthew Sheffield

Instead of making guns harder to get, Maine Republican wants school shooting victims to get creative

Chris Berman; Jemele Hill (AP/Jeff Haynes/Getty/Marcus Ingram)

ESPN's race kerfuffle

D. Watkins

There's clearly some backstory between Hill and the ESPN legend, but she denies claim he used racial insults

(AP/Patrick Semansky)

The six stages of Trump’s resistance

Peter Elkind - ProPublica

State legislators were treated to a multi-year lesson on how Trump handles regulatory challenges

Stanford University (Wikimedia/Travis Wise)

Hunger among college students is a issue

Daphne Hernandez - The Conversation

Often, going off to college means the food programs and parental figures supporting students are stripped away

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A progressive fix to the opioid crisis

Alexander Lekhtman - Alternet

The Denver Public Library shows what compassion for drug users looks like

Washington Gov. Jay Inslee signs a bill March 5, 2018, that makes Washington the first state to set up its own net-neutrality requirements. (AP/Ted S. Warren)

Washington signs net neutrality law

Keith A. Spencer

In another example of blue states using states' rights arguments, Washington scores a victory for consumers

Krysten Ritter as Jessica Jones in "Jessica Jones" (Netflix/David Giesbrecht)

"Jessica Jones": a rocky road ahead

Melanie McFarland

Season 2 of the Netflix drama combines an origin story with its meditation on trauma. But to what end?

Gun Love by Jennifer Clement; The Hunger by Alma Katsu (Random House/Penguin)

An America that eats its young

Erin Keane

From the Donner Party's "Hunger" to Florida's "Gun Love," two new novels explore the American legacy of violence

(Getty/Baloncici)

The dictionary gets embiggened

Mary Elizabeth Williams

The beloved idiom indicating mayhem and collapse enters the lexicon

Jeff Bezos (AP/Dennis Van Tine)

Amazon comes for banking

Matthew Sheffield

The web giant's next natural move after conquering entertainment, shipping and retail is to get into finance

Jimmy Kimmel; Donald Trump (AP/Chris Pizzello/Evan Vucci)

Trump: Oscars lacked a "stars" like me!

Rachel Leah

Trump loves to bring up poor ratings. This time, Kimmel didn't let the president forget his own

(AP Photo/Richard Drew, File)

The Clinton conspiracies continue

Charlie May

Grasping for straws to defend Trump, conservatives look for a link between Clinton and an Australian diplomat

Teachers hold a rally outside the Senate Chambers in the West Virginia Capitol, March 5, 2018. (AP/Tyler Evert)

West Virginia pays teachers with cuts

Matthew Sheffield

Legislators aren't thinking about raising wages for teachers, whose salaries have declined over the past few years

Kellyanne Conway (AP/John Minchillo)

Conway violated the Hatch Act — twice

Charlie May

Everything is up to the president, who will decide what happens to one of his remaining original staffers

George W. Bush; Donald Trump (AP/Jacquelyn Martin/Evan Vucci)

Bush: Trump "makes me look pretty good"

Rachel Leah

He may no longer be the most-hated president of the 21st century, but Trump won't help Bush repair his legacy

RuPaul (Getty/Jean-Baptiste Lacroix)

Drag: Not just for boys

Mary Elizabeth Williams

"Drag Race" host sparks a backlash after controversial interview comments, and then backtracks

Claudia Tenney (AP/Mike Groll)

GOP'er gives "Fake News" defense

Matthew Sheffield

A New York congresswoman, when faced with questions she didn't like, just yells Fake News instead

(AP/Lauren Victoria Burke/Getty/mphillips007)

Legal bills lead Flynn to sell house

Joseph Neese

Trump's former national security adviser needs cash to pay his legal bills

(Getty/Justin Sullivan)

EPA official moonlights as consultant

Charlie May

In another administration, this would have been seen as a big problem. But this is how this one works

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