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Paul Ryan (Getty/Win McNamee)

Why the GOP still has the 2018 edge

Matthew Rozsa

Republicans will likely control the House after next year, even though more Democrats will get votes

Ilana Glazer (Getty/Angela Weiss)

Ilana Glazer fired sexual harassers

Jarrett Lyons

Can women in Hollywood even catch a break if they're running the set?

Steven Mnuchin (Getty/Mandel Ngan)

Mnuchin: Yes, tax cuts will help rich

Matthew Rozsa

Mnuchin also has a threat for anyone who doesn't want Trump's massive tax cuts

McKayla Maroney (Getty/John Thys)

McKayla Maroney alleges sexual assualt

Leigh C. Anderson

More sexual assault allegations come out of the #MeToo movement, this time against former USA Gymnastics doctor

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Trump's phone call defense falls apart

Matthew Rozsa

Trump's war against fallen soldiers continues on another level

NFL players kneel during the the national anthem at FedExField on September 24, 2017. (Getty/Patrick Smith)

Did Trump just lose his war with the NFL

Charlie May

The NFL decided not to change its rules on the national anthem, and Trump once again equated it with "disrespect"

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Media sexism fuels abuse

Virginia García Beaudoux - The Conversation

Advertising continues to portray women as charming keepers of the home, making it harder to succeed at work

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Trump denounces health care deal

Rachel Leah

Republicans are happy to give Trump credit for a bipartisan deal he keeps denouncing

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Tomi Lahren misses the point

Jeremy Binckes

Tomi Lahren can't seem to remember why NFL players are protesting

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Democrats on the verge of Alabama win

Matthew Rozsa

A new poll has bad news for the right-wing Republican Senate candidate

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The imperfect power of #MeToo

Mary Elizabeth Williams

For once, women stopped doing the emotional labor to keep our lives looking perfect online

(Twitter/Mike Sacks)

Political correspondent calls out Trump

Chris Sosa - Alternet

The president keeps repeating the same falsehood about U.S. taxes

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Judge blocks latest Muslim ban

Ilana Novick - Alternet

But the fight may not be over, so activists are marching anyway

Steve Bannon (AP Photo/Brynn Anderson)

Bannon battles GOP, likes their tax plan

Matthew Rozsa

While Steve Bannon is going after Jeff Flake, he's happy with the tax plan Flake is behind

(Comedy Central)

Jim Jefferies slams Harvey Weinstein

Matthew Rozsa

"You don't go to rehab for sexual assault. You go to prison."

(AP/Evan Vucci)

Trump picks another Gold Star battle

Matthew Rozsa

Trump says he didn't bungle a call made to the wife of a soldier killed in Niger — and says he has proof

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Trump's politics of sabotage

Heather Digby Parton

Trump doesn't have a strategy, on health care or anything else. He lurches from one hostage scenario to the next

Is your tech racist?

Amanda Marcotte

Tech expert Sara Wachter-Boettcher stresses how racism and bias are often ignored when creating new technologies

Campaign rally for democratic socialist Bernie Sanders (AP/Stephen Brashear)

Labor and socialism in the US

Bill Fletcher Jr., Shaun Richman - In These Times

What a revived socialist movement could mean for unions — and the broader push for workers’ rights and dignity

Leslie Garnica searches in the ashes of her home that was destroyed by fire in Santa Rosa, Calif., Oct. 10, 2017. (AP/Ben Margot)

California’s wildfires officially worst

Eric Holthaus - Grist

Fires continue to rage north of San Francisco, and now a new fire is burning in the Santa Cruz mountains

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Ryan ZInke (Getty/Mark Wilson)

Battling Secretary Zinke's coal giveaway

Amanda Marcotte

Trump's Interior Secretary gets snuggly with Big Coal, to no one's surprise. Some states are fighting back

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How genetics undermines racism

Adam Rutherford

Our categories of so-called "race" are "scientifically absurd" — DNA and skin color are not that simply related

(AP Photo/Virginia Mayo, File)

"Fake news" or free speech?

Matthew Sheffield

Progressive websites say they're being unfairly penalized by Google's clumsy efforts to stamp out fake news

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How sugar affects cancer cells

Charlie May

This doesn't mean sugar causes cancer — to the contrary. But consuming it may speed up the rate that tumors grow

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