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Baseball and bullets: Raffle stirs anger

Matthew Rozsa

The wake of a mass shooting isn't the best time to raffle off high-powered weapons. Someone missed that memo

People are brought out of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School after a shooting at the school on February 14, 2018 in Parkland, Florida. (Getty/Joe Raedle)

School shooting survivors face attacks

Melissa Ryan - Media Matters

Thanks to Donald Trump Jr., survivors of the Parkland shooting are now in the center of another controversy

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David Brooks on gun control: Surrender

Jeremy Binckes

When it comes to dealing with mass shootings, Brooks wants to make sure gun owners' feelings don't get hurt

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Romney kisses Trump's ring

Charlie May

Romney and Trump appear to be on better terms as the Republican Party attempts to save face before the midterms

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Facebook: Looking for a way out

Matthew Rozsa

Everything you need to know about Facebook you can learn from what it did this weekend

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Can public funding save democracy?

Matthew Sheffield

Our campaign finance system is clearly broken. A new local law in D.C. could be the tip of a promising iceberg

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Shooting overshadows Trump golf getaway

Charlie May

As teenagers were buried by their families on Monday, Trump went to his private golf club

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Trump faces the truth, with more lies

Heather Digby Parton

In Trump's epic weekend meltdown, he denies his past denials — and desperately searches for someone else to blame

Pennsylvania's Supreme Court-mandated congressional districts for 2018 (Getty/kamil/Pennsylvania Supreme Court)

An un-gerrymandered map angers GOP

Matthew Rozsa

Not wanting to give up its unfairly gerrymandered districts, Pennsylvania GOP leaders vow "action in federal court"

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Pentagon endorsing Trump's war?

Jefferson Morley - Alternet

Is the Pentagon endorsing Trump’s war on Democratic institutions?

(AP Photo/Erik Schelzig)

A global movement against capitalism

Cole Stangler - In These Times

Leftist unions are building a global movement based on similar experiences in the workplace

Next level audio that lasts for 30 hours

Salon Marketplace

The smart way to stay dry

Salon Marketplace

Syed Rizwan Farook; Dylann Roof; Nikolas Cruz; Devin Patrick Kelley; Seung-Hui Cho; Adam Lanza; James Holmes; Nidal Hasan; Omar Mateen; Robert Lewis Dear, Jr. (AP/Getty)

Mass shooters instead of serial killers?

Amanda Marcotte

Mass shootings are up, while the classic serial killer has almost disappeared. Have we swapped one for the other?

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How Operation Rescue was "red-pilled"

SHARON KANN - Media Matters

The group appears to now believe in a far-right conspiracy theory — encouraging their supporters to follow suit

(AP Photo/Richard Drew, File)

Media literacy taught with TV and movies

Mary Maddox - Common Sense Media

Teaching your kids to think more deeply about what they're watching and reinforce positive ideas is very important

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A new vasectomy law in Maryland

Michelle Andrews - KFF Health News

A new law mandates that insurers cover vasectomies without an out-of-pocket charge

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Taking control of cell phones

Sierra Filucci - Common Sense Media

Tips for using your device intentionally and being a great digital role model

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End the silencing of school sex scandals

David Jelinek, James Stillwaggon

A persistent culture of silence has prevented school communities from discussing sex scandals until it is too late

Rachel Crooks (AP/Mark Lennihan)

Could Trump's accusers have their day?

Liz Posner - Alternet

All of the chips are in place, except for one important one

"Sunburn: A Novel" by 	
Laura Lippman (Harper Collins)

"Sunburn": Reconsidering a femme fatale

Erin Keane

A woman walks away from her husband and child with a plan to be free. What else is she capable of?

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No Smashing Pumpkins without D'Arcy

Annie Zaleski

Without original bassist D'Arcy Wretzky, is it right to honor the band's '90s halcyon days?

A newly-stamped gold coin of President John F. Kennedy is examined at the U.S. Mint at West Point on Tuesday, July 22, 2014, in West Point, N.Y. Kennedy is getting a new look on the new coin that is being made by the mint to mark the 50 years since the slain president debuted on a half-dollar. (AP Photo) (AP)

The complex history of "In God We Trust"

David Mislin - The Conversation

Although the phrase has been symbolic of a link between American identity and religion, there's more to the story

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The government shutdown hysteria

Marshall Auerback - Alternet

Why it's just an excuse to hurt poor people

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