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Are Americans more xenophobic?

Allison Skinner - The Conversation

Trump was able to exploit the threat borne out of the increasingly large racial and ethnic minority populations

Donald Trump; Barack Obama (Getty/Jim Watson/Chip Somodevilla)

No evidence

Charlie May

President Trump accused his predecessor of wiretapping Trump Tower during the elections, the accusations are false

Dunkirk; Good Time; The Beguiled; Get Out (Warner Bros. Pictures/A24/Focus Features/Universal Pictures)

Giving out the big Oscar early

Max Cea

What if the Oscars’ Best Picture race were held tomorrow?

Burning Man participants walk on the playa at the Black Rock Desert (AP/Brad Horn)

Burning Man's gentrification

Keith A. Spencer

Is Black Rock City becoming another outpost of Silicon Valley? Here's what the numbers say

Paul Weller (AP/Joel Ryan)

Paul Weller's kind revolution

Annie Zaleski

Paul Weller talks about singing with Boy George, writing for The Monkees and his solo effort "A Kind Revolution"

The politics of the penny

Jay L. Zagorsky - The Conversation

Last year, it cost the mint 1.5 cents to produce a penny — a loss of $46 million for 9 billion pennies

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Liberals are helpless

Jim Sleeper - Alternet

Condemn politically correct excesses, but also those who exaggerate them

President Donald Trump and Melania Trump meet people impacted by Hurricane Harvey during a visit to the NRG Center in Houston, Saturday, Sept. 2, 2017.  He lifted this girl into his arms to give her a kiss.  It was his second trip to Texas in a week, and this time his first order of business was to meet with those affected by the record-setting rainfall and flooding. He’s also set to survey some of the damage and head to Lake Charles, Louisiana, another hard-hit area. (AP Photo/Susan Walsh) (AP)

"It's been a wonderful thing"

Charlie May

Trump made his second trip to Texas in which he passed out food, gave hugs, and touted his administration's efforts

Gal Gadot in "Wonder Woman" (DC Entertainment, Inc.)

Summer's 10 biggest movies

Taylor Link

It's been a down year for the domestic box office, especially for franchises, but standalone films have had success

Donald Trump; PayPal founder Peter Thiel; Apple CEO Tim Cook (AP/Evan Vucci)

Blame Silicon Valley

Keith A. Spencer

There’s a clear through line between the rise of the alt-right and the fortunes of tech scions

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Stormfront online

Jessie Daniels - The Conversation

Stormfront — "the murder capital of the internet" — is a haven for hate online for its 300,000 registered users

Cover detail of "Tales of Two Americas" (Penguin)

Tale of two literary Americas

Erin Keane

"Tales of Two Americas" is a new collection of writing on inequality by some of our most celebrated writers

AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite) (AP)

Wake me up when September ends

Charlie May

Congress is set to return this week, and will face major tests regarding Harvey aid, the debt ceiling and DACA

(Bill Whittaker/Massive)

In defense of GMOs

Jackie Grimm

CRISPR and other tech could help us produce more food, but only if we drop the GMO stigma

Rescue boats fill a flooded street as flood victims are evacuated. (AP/David J. Phillip)

Helping kids recover

Betty Lai - The Conversation

Children are likely traumatized by stressful events due to parents' inability to recognize their kids' needs

(AP/Alex Brandon/Charlie Riedel)

Hurricane Trump and history

Andrew O'Hehir

Both the disaster in Houston and the cataclysm in Washington were a long time coming. Look in the mirror, America

In this Jan. 27, 2017 photo, President Donald Trump, left, listens as Defense Secretary James Mattis, right, speaks at the Pentagon in Washington. With Republicans in charge of Congress, President Donald Trump’s pledge to boost the Pentagon’s budget by tens of billions of dollars should be a sure bet. It’s not.  (AP Photo/Susan Walsh) (AP Photo/Susan Walsh)

The Generals' folly

David Klion - Alternet

James Mattis is considering arming Ukraine — a strategy that's sure to backfire.

James Comey; Robert Mueller; Donald Trump (Getty Images/Chip Somodevilla/Staff/Alex Wong / Staff/Darren McCollester /Stringer)

A new letter

Charlie May

Trump's letter was described as a "screed" and gives deeper insight into his thought process for his decision

(Salon/Peter Cooper)

Memo to White Feminists

Anna March

We say we are horrified by racism, but we aren’t doing nearly enough to end it. Often, we even contribute to it

Members of a private security company  in Baghdad, September 18, 2007. (Getty/Patrick Baz)

Erik Prince: Viceroy Warmonger

Charlie May

Prince says "contractors, not troops, will save Afghanistan." We need only look at his résumé to see the lie of it

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Big threat on campus

Sophia A. McClennen

The right-wing attacks over free speech on college campuses are a distraction from what hurts actual students most

A demonstrator carries a U.S. flag as thousands of people converge on the Port of Oakland, California (Robert Galbraith / Reuters)

dockworkers shut down fascists

PETER COLE - In These Times

The San Francisco Bay Area branch of the International Longshore and Warehouse Union demonstrates what can be done

Paul Ryan (AP/J. Scott Applewhite)

Will Trump keep DACA?

Charlie May

The White House said a decision would be announced Tuesday, as a lawsuit from Texas and others loom

(AP/Evan Vucci)

Is Ted Cruz human?

David Masciotra

The senator's rare display of humanity in the wake of Harvey shows how conservative ideology diminishes empathy

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