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Obamacare tax penalty not dead

Emily Bazar - KFF Health News

Not until 2019, at least

(AP/Eric Risberg)

Uber and Lyft criticized in new study

Matthew Rozsa

Uber is attacking the accuracy of a new study by MIT which claims that its drivers aren't being paid well enough

Chinese President Xi Jinping (Getty/Lintao Zhang)

Repercussions of Xi Jinping's Rule

Dylan Loh Ming Hui - The Conversation

Xi Jinping and his chosen vice-president are now able to rule China beyond the ten-year two-term limit

Jared Kushner (AP/Alex Brandon)

Kushner faces more questions

Matthew Rozsa

Kushner faces more questions about how his business times shaped everything from foreign policy to an SEC inquiry

(AP Photo/Idaho Press-Tribune, Charlie Litchfield)

The Census' citizenship question

Justin Elliott - ProPublica

The Census Bureau is exploring options about adding a citizenship question to the next census

"Waiting Room for White Only" (AP)

A prophetic warning on segregation

Donald Nieman - The Conversation

A report on racism commissioned by President Johnson 50 years ago today still resonates today

Bartender Charles Joly makes official Governors Ball cocktails at the 89th Academy Awards Governors Ball Press Preview, Feb. 16, 2017, in Los Angeles. (AP/Chris Pizzello)

How to host an award-worthy Oscars party

Joseph Neese

Three tips party planners of any level can follow to impress their loved ones during the biggest night of the year

Unidentified men pack up their belongings during a sweep of homeless people who were living on the walks surrounding a shelter near the baseball stadium Tuesday, Nov. 15, 2016, in downtown Denver.  new report from The National Law Center on Homelessness and Poverty said Tuesday, Nov. 15, 2016, that cities nationwide such as Denver are enacting more policies that criminalize homelessness. (AP Photo/David Zalubowski) (AP)

States with high homelessness rates

Liz Posner - Alternet

There's one primary reason why homelessness is on the rise in these areas

Stefan Konarske and August Diehl in "The Young Karl Marx" (Berlin International Film Festival/Kris Dewitte)

"The Young Karl Marx" makes Marx real

Rachel Leah

From films about James Baldwin, to Patrice Lumumba, to Marx, Peck's latest endeavor certifies a radical film career

Roy Moore (AP/Brynn Anderson)

Roy Moore wants your money

Matthew Rozsa

Roy Moore is fighting a defamation lawsuit from one of his alleged sexual misconduct victims

Vector illustration of a ugly internet troll (Getty Images/Ashva73/Salon)

It's the digital illiteracy, stupid

Sophia A. McClennen

The only real defense against bots and trolls is an intellectual offense, and we aren't ready for it

FILE - In this Oct. 22, 1986, file photo, lawmakers watch closely as President Ronald Reagan signs into law a landmark tax overhaul on the South Lawn of the White House in Washington. From left, are: Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole of Kansas, Rep. Raymond McGrath, R-N.Y.; Rep. Dan Rostenkowski, D-Ill., Rep. Frank Guerini, D-N.J.; Sen. Russell Long, D-La.; Rep. William Coyne, D-Pa., and Rep. John Duncan, R-Tenn. The fundamentals of tax overhaul were strong some 30 years ago. Reagan, pushed the landmark 1986 measure. Powerful and experienced congressional leaders shepherded the legislation with bipartisan support. Key players had established, trusting relationships. The situation facing President Donald Trump features none of those advantages. (AP Photo/Bob Daugherty, File) (AP)

We need rise-up economics

robertreich.org

Tax cuts to the rich and big corporations do not lead to more investment and jobs

(Getty/Alex Wong/Tomas Nevesely/Salon)

How Trump bungled an opioid fix

Charlie May

The president declared a war on opioids. Opioids are winning

(Getty/Zach Gibson)

Take a stand on reproductive freedom

Pennsylvania State Rep. Chris Rabb, Maryland Del. Ariana Kelly, Washington State Rep. Tana Senn

Democratic state legislatures across the country are joining forces to push back on a creeping anti-abortion agenda

Donald Trump addresses the Conservative Political Action Conference February 23, 2018. (Getty/Chip Somodevilla)

Professors vote to revoke Trump's PhD

Matthew Rozsa

A Lehigh grad student, who happens to write for this fine publication, interviews his professors on their reasoning

(AP Photo/Damian Dovarganes)

Female researchers often harassed

Carinya Sharples - Mongabay

Sexual misconduct occurs even among conservationists and ecologists

Robert Mueller; Jeff Sessions; Donald Trump (AP/Getty/Salon)

Closing the circle of collusion

Lucian K. Truscott IV

The White House is surrounded by a phalanx of investigations, indictments and guilty pleas

Gas prices over $3.00 are displayed at an Arco gas station (Getty/Justin Sullivan)

Why Trump might call for a gas tax

Theodore J. Kury - The Conversation

Chance that President Trump will usher the first federal gas tax increase to cover the cost of roads and bridges

(Getty/fstop123)

8,000 murders by middle school

Bob Hennelly

By the time an average American child finishes elementary school, they have seen 8,000 murders on television

It uses patented tech & infrared fibers

Salon Marketplace

Get the freedom to snap the perfect shot

Salon Marketplace

Vladimir Putin (AP/Photo montage by Salon)

Putin heats up hypersonic arms race

Matt Stroud - Center For Public Integrity

Astonishingly fast and hard to detect or stop, hypersonics could pose a new threat to superpower security

(AP/Susan Walsh)

Get ready for Trump 2020, Democrats

Conor Lynch

If the next presidential election is a repeat of the last, we're looking at a second term for Trump

(AP)

The obscene wealth of the richest

Paul Buchheit - Alternet

Meanwhile, food stamps provide about $1.50 per meal for 42 million Americans

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