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Artwork and signatures cover a fence around the Pulse nightclub (AP/John Raoux)

Widow of Pulse shooter acquitted

Shira Tarlo

In a rare move, a federal terrorism case doesn't lead to a conviction

Andrew McCabe (AP/Jacquelyn Martin)

GoFundMcCabe

Shira Tarlo

Andrew McCabe's online fundraiser hits six-figure goal for legal defense in just a few hours

(AP Photo/Jae C. Hong)

Do Trump voters care about his scandals?

Jacob Sugarman - Alternet

A political theorist explores the psychology of the #MAGA faithful

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Facebook targeting model worked

Matthew Hindman - The Conversation

How accurately can you be profiled online?

John Bolton (Getty/Brendan Smialowski)

The skewed intelligence of John Bolton

Sebastian Rotella - ProPublica

Former colleagues say the next national security adviser resists input that doesn’t fit his biases

(AP Photo/Steve Helber)

Why kill gas mileage regulations?

Matthew Rozsa

The Trump administration eliminates a regulation that essentially brought all cars to the same level

(Getty/Nicholas Kamm/Terriana)

King Donald and his courtiers

Heather Digby Parton

Trump's administration now resembles the "privy chamber" of Henry VIII, where the most obsequious rose to power

The Tiangong-1 module is seen via a camera in the Shenzhou-9 spacecraft. (STR/Getty)

What if Tiangong-1 hits land?

Nicole Karlis

It's probably not going to hurt anyone, but if it crashes down at night it could make a cool light show

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Treating patients on Medicaid

Audrey M Provenzano - The Conversation

Medicaid is health insurance provided by the government for the poor, disabled, and elderly

(AP/Mike Groll)

When Buffalo beat the racist billionaire

Kali Holloway - Alternet

Proto-Trump Carl Paladino is the centerpiece of Field of Vision's new documentary "Adversary"

(AP/Manuel Balce Ceneta)

"Due process" in the age of Trump

Terry H. Schwadron

The president has a problem with the rule of law, unless it’s to protect his "white buddies"

Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke (AP/Andrew Harnik)

Ryan Zinke's campaign of racism

Amanda Marcotte

Interior secretary's reported diversity comments fit a larger pattern of undermining equal access to public lands

(AP/Manuel Balce Ceneta/Twitter/realDonaldTrump)

Making climate denial great again

Sophia Tesfaye

Republicans no longer just deny that climate change is real — now they deny that scientists agree it's real

Chinese President Xi Jinping and Donald Trump (Getty/Thomas Peter)

$60 billion in China tariffs

William Hauk - The Conversation

Business such as California winemakers could be hurt by the new tariffs as a result of retaliation

FILE - In this July 15, 1979, file photo, President Jimmy Carter delivers his energy speech, which became known as the "malaise" speech, on television. When Carter felt beset by pessimism amid the energy crisis in 1979, he gave a startling speech warning that a “crisis of confidence” posed a fundamental threat to U.S. democracy. With a mix of alarm and dismay, President Barack Obama has started musing about the dangers of cynicism in nearly every major public appearance. The cautionary note has showed up in speeches to students and civil rights groups, at Democratic fundraisers, even in his meeting with Pope Francis. (AP Photo/Dale G. Young, File) (AP)

Dems need 2018's blue wave to be big

Steven Rosenfeld - Alternet

Brennan Center analysts say Democrats need an 11 percent national popular voter margin to win 23 more House seats

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Conservatives: Facebook targeted us

Nicole Karlis

Some conservative outlets claim that the tech conglomerate has a "political agenda"

Anchorage, Alaska (Getty/Chilkoot)

An Alaskan news renaissance

Zakiya McCummings

How hyperlocal news came to two historic Anchorage neighborhoods

Tucker Carlson (Getty/Roy Rochlin)

Tucker Carlson: "The patriarchy is gone"

Shira Tarlo

Channeling right-wing grievance culture, Carlson says "the patriarchy is gone, women are winning, men are failing"

The December, 1969 Cover Of National Geographic (Getty Images)

National Geographic on its own history

Janine Jackson - FAIR

The mag's first black staff writer reflects on the "white supremacist sensibility" that infected it for decades

Betty Reid Soskin

Why Rosie the Riveter "is not my icon"

Lauren Schiller

"It simply had nothing to say to me," says WW II Home Front park ranger Betty Reid Soskin

Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt (AP/Pablo Martinez Monsivais)

Pruitt's condo controversy

Matthew Rozsa

Scott Pruitt has stirred up a number of controversies since taking his position with the Trump administration

Laura Ingraham; David Hogg (AP/Andrew Harnik/Getty/Alex Wong)

Laura Ingraham faces advertiser boycott

Shira Tarlo

Ingraham apologized on Twitter after brands announced they'd remove ads from her show after she mocked David Hogg

Roseanne Barr in "Roseanne" (ABC/Adam Rose)

"Roseanne" and the lost populists

Matthew Sheffield

A pro-Trump comedian with a progressive past is a huge hit, raising larger questions about middle-ground voters

Roseanne Barr on "Roseanne" (ABC/Adam Rose)

What's wrong with Trump's Roseanne call

Matthew Rozsa

Trump contacted the comedienne to congratulate her on the high ratings for the revival of her classic sitcom

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