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“USDA approved?” Not if this plan goes through
Sarah Okeson
The agriculture department wants hog slaughterhouses inspecting themselves, less government oversight
Why do gunmakers get special economic protection?
Allen Rostron
Despite heightened scrutiny over the gun industry, it continues to receive protection. Why?
Restoring America: A Democratic platform for the post-Trump era
Paul Rosenberg
It's definitely not too early to think big: Democrats must unite around an agenda to reshape American society
Zero tolerance discipline policies won’t fix school shootings
Derek W. Black
The Trump administration aims to revisit school discipline policies
The hack gap and Conor Lamb’s victory
Matt Gertz
Conservatives use flagrantly false arguments to shift the debate in their favor
March For Our Lives: Students rally against gun violence
Nicole Karlis
Hundreds of thousands of students chanted "enough is enough" across the world demanding action against gun violence
Black Girls Rock!: Celebrating the power and magic of black women
Rachel Leah
From the annual awards show to a cultural movement, creator Beverly Bond releases Black Girls Rock! book
Trump National Security Adviser John Bolton, a warmonger, has people scared
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's new choice for national security adviser has a long, dark history of advocating warlike policies
Eric Holder wins lawsuit against Scott Walker: Judge rules Wisconsin must hold special elections
Sophia Tesfaye
Wisconsin’s Republican Governor Scott Walker just got a judicial smackdown courtesy of Eric Holder
Here’s Barack Obama’s inspiring letter to the Parkland school shooting survivors
Matthew Rozsa
The Obamas praised the "resilience, resolve and solidarity" of the survivors from the Parkland school shooting
Now we know who Trump really is
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Gag orders for his own people and lawsuits for everybody else, Trump has nobody's interests in mind but his own
Hey, Joe Biden: Your macho fantasies about a Trump beatdown don’t help women
Erin Keane
No one doubts the former veep's heart and commitment. But his macho posturing is ugly and counterproductive
“Ashamed” Fox News analyst quits, calls network Trump “propaganda machine”
Shira Tarlo
"Fox News is now wittingly harming our system of government for profit," the retired officer alleges
Tucker Carlson doesn’t realize it, but he just argued against gentrification
Rachel Leah
The Fox News host talked about the dangers of "changing demographics in America," though in a very inaccurate way
That Putin phone call: Once again Trump acts like a man held captive
Heather Digby Parton
Trump's advisers urged him not to congratulate Putin on a tainted victory. He ignored them and groveled: But why?
Many Trump voters are willing to dump democracy: Can our republic survive this?
Chauncey DeVega
Authors discuss new report: One-third of Trump voters want a "strong leader" who doesn't have to face elections
Primary day in Illinois: Will moderates bite the dust in both parties?
Sophia Tesfaye
Republican Gov. Bruce Rauner and Democratic Rep. Dan Lipinski both face challenges that could end their careers
DeVos and the limits of the education reform movement
Jack Schneider
DeVos may be a uniquely polarizing figure, but she is hardly the first federal leader to champion school reform
ACLU: Donald Trump’s White House non-disclosure agreements unconstitutional
Matthew Rozsa
The ACLU said that Trump does not have the right to force government employees to sign non-disclosure agreements
Injured nuclear workers finally had support. The Trump administration has mothballed it.
Rebecca Moss
The advisory board's contract that helped support nuclear workers has expired, with no sign of new hires.
David Letterman, Van Jones, Sarah Silverman and our empathy gap
Melanie McFarland
Can light topical conversations hosted by stars bridge our widening social divide? No. But it's a noble effort
Why yes, Ryan Zinke did insult a politician by speaking Japanese
Matthew Sheffield
Ryan Zinke's outburst was called "flippant and juvenile"
New report on CIA nominee Gina Haspel may rescue her: But it shouldn’t
Heather Digby Parton
It seems Haspel did not oversee the torture of Abu Zubaydah. She's still implicated in the CIA's Bush-era crimes
Trump-Hitler comparisons too easy and ignore the murderous history
Sylvia Taschka
Facile comparisons do more to confuse than clarify the urgent issues at stake
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