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barton bungles bill of rights

Kyle Mantyla - Right Wing Watch

“People say, ‘Well, the word “God” isn’t in the Constitution,'” Barton said. “There’s a reason for that"

Tackling economic inequality

Matthew Rozsa

"Vanishing Middle Class" author Peter Temin says Trump lags on the right kind of infrastructure spending

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a violation of poor rights

Southern Poverty Law Center - Southern Poverty Law Center

“Louisiana’s public defense system is underfunded, unmonitored and wholly inadequate”

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GOP congress vs. CBO: Round 2

Matthew Sheffield

Donald Trump, Paul Ryan and the GOP leadership have good reason to flame the Congressional Budget Office

FILE - In this Feb. 3, 2017 file photo, police officers cordon off the area outside the Louvre museum as a soldier opened fire after he was attacked in Paris. With the scars and threat of extremist violence looming over France's presidential election, voters will cast ballots under a state of emergency that is becoming a part of the fabric of French life. (AP Photo/Christophe Ena, File) (AP)

the terrorism challenge

Gary LaFree - The Conversation

The terrorist threat in the United States is episodic, sporadic and inconsistent.

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sinclair's troubling reach

Joe Strupp - Media Matters

“Sinclair is a very right-wing, conservative, almost alt-right in their political beliefs."

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talk about for-profit schools

Brett Robertson - Media Matters

Purdue announced the acquisition of troubled online for-profit college Kaplan University and it's highly unusual.

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pot kills

Trey Reckling - The Fresh Toast

If you smoke marijuana, it may be tough to receive organ vital organ

The sun sets over the Oresund Bridge between Sweden and Denmark, seen from Lernacken, Sweden, on Sunday Jan. 3, 2016  On upcoming Monday Jan. 4, 2016, new travel restrictions are set to be imposed by Sweden to stem a record flow of migrants, transforming the Oresund bridge between Sweden and Denmark into a striking example of how national boundaries are re-emerging in Europe. (Erland Vinberg /TT via AP, File)  SWEDEN OUT (AP)

murder grips sweden

Titti Mattsson - The Conversation

This has highlighted serious questions about the way children are treated in the country’s legal system.

Grateful Dead get a Love Light

Alli Joseph

"Long Strange Trip” explores Bay Area's most famous band while staying accessible to casual fans and even non-fans

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climate ads target lawmakers

Reynard Loki - Alternet

With its persuasive imagery and blunt message, even a climate skeptic will find this ad campaign hard to ignore

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Trailing Spouse

Bex B

In the land of blarney you feel the dread most acutely. Is there any future for harmless exaggeration after Trump?

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Greg Wright - The Conversation

The Trump administration will pursue bilateral deals, which are less likely to have a big impact on workers

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Muddling through parenthood

Linda Kulman

If there's a secret to success when it comes to parenting, I don't know it. I do know you have to learn as you go

Tucker Carlson

trump and fox unravel

Eric Boehlert - Media Matters

Network slips behind MSNBC, CNN in key demo during prime time

"Everything Everything;" "The Boy in the Plastic Bubble" (Warner Brothers Pictures/Spelling-Goldberg Productions)

Yoon's "Everything Everything"

Emily Jordan

Nicola Yoon’s “Everthing, Everything” unpacks “The Boy in the Bubble” and “Crystal Heart” to reveal a fairy tale

Conde and her “captain,” James Sweeney, preparing for a ride. (Daniel Krieger/Narratively)

blind bikers in the boros

Daniel Krieger - Narratively

How a bold new organization empowers people with vision impairments to experience New York City like never before

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The school visit that saved me

D. Watkins

I've been guest-teaching in public high schools for three years. Every visit is a chance to make a real connection

Alien cover-up?

Amanda Marcotte

"UFOlogist" Steven Greer proposes a conspiracy theory that the government is hiding the truth about alien visits

A man walks out of a job fair for military veterans and other unemployed people in Los Angeles, California, October 7, 2010.  REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson (UNITED STATES - Tags: EMPLOYMENT BUSINESS) (© Lucy Nicholson / Reuters)

vets getting opportunities

Eileen Trauth - The Conversation

Many veterans are well-qualified for work in the information technology sector

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It's not just the Juicero

Angelo Young

Startups are finding it harder to get seed money, but that’s not necessarily a sign of a crunch

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No Sense of Irony

Keith A. Spencer

The right-wing punditverse is very huffy about the new series based on Margaret Atwood’s theocratic dystopia novel

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"Breaking Bad": Still the best

Anis Shivani

The show’s visual style is the greatest-ever rebuke to the gory hold neoliberalism has over our minds and bodies

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tongue map all wrong

Steven D Munger - The Conversation

The tongue map was debunked by scientists a long time ago

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