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Press, lies and Hillary’s campaign: Years of smears have created a fictional version of Clinton. They’re also a disservice to voters.
Heather Digby Parton
Many Americans think Clinton is a congenital liar — that's because of the right and the media, not her
5 worst right-wing moments this week: Michele Bachmann’s apocalypse now
Janet Allon
Mike Huckabee and Tucker Carlson also suggested maybe liberals should be deported
A revolution delayed: Young people trend left, but stay home on Election Day
Sean McElwee
Even Republican millennials are less conservative than older GOPers, who maintain majorities in both houses
This weekend with prepared answers already memorized, Trump takes his fake black outreach program on the road
Chauncey DeVega
Trump has canned responses for his talk with Bishop Wayne T. Jackson. Here are the questions he needs to be asked
Despite 10,000 civilian casualties in Yemen — 13 per day — U.S. reaffirms support for Saudi Arabia
Ben Norton
U.N. warns of "appalling levels of human despair" in Yemen, while the U.S. stands by its "key ally" Saudi Arabia
Putting lives in danger: Trump’s vile Phoenix speech was terrifying — and the result could be tragic
Chauncey DeVega
In Phoenix, Trump gave one of the most violent, vicious and repugnant speeches in modern U.S. political history
Desperation and demagoguery: Trump playacts as president in Mexico, then goes full nativist in Arizona
Simon Maloy
Donald Trump pretended to be a sober diplomat, then delivered one of the more disgusting campaign speeches ever
Obama moves to end the war on drugs: Commuting the sentences of 111 offenders is a good first step
Gary Legum
Obama set dozens of convicted felons free and no one was outraged. Has America finally tired of the drug war?
Will the debates finally kill off Trump 2016? The Donald is walking into a disaster
Bob Cesca
When Trump finally goes face to face with Clinton, that should drive the final nails into his political coffin
The GOP’s war with itself: Rumors spread of a brewing coup against Paul Ryan — but that’s only the beginning
Gary Legum
Rumors of an anti-Ryan coup roil the Beltway, but the real story is a long war between moderates and the far right
Redundant Donald: America is already great (at terrorizing immigrants)
Daniel Denvir
Much of Trump's alarming anti-immigrant plans are not far removed from current policy
Springsteen’s subversive joy: On the Bruce concert as antidote to nihilism and American self-destruction
David Masciotra
In his affirmational hands, our year of dark discontent fades into hope, even just for a few hours
If you can’t beat ’em, malign ’em: Trump’s strategy has shifted to sabotaging Clinton’s eventual presidency
Heather Digby Parton
Trump and has backers are feeding the Clinton scandal machine — and the media must not be an accomplice
Colin Kaepernick’s brave statement: His national anthem protest exemplifies the values America must stand for
Chauncey DeVega
Kaepernick’s protest is the latest example of an athlete using his or her platform to nobly fight injustice
Hillary’s hate hypocrisy: She denounces the alt-right while enabling the human rights travesty that is Iran
Carrie Sheffield
Why did Hillary enrich Iran? A nation that backs regimes of hate, misogyny and theocracy
Cashing in on Cuba: Why the U.S. tourism industry isn’t waiting for Congress to lift the embargo
Angelo Young
Cuba Libre? It took capitalist motives to beat the embargo and make travel to the communist country a reality
The year of dark magical thinking: Unskewed reality, Hillary’s health and the rise of the alt-right
Andrew O'Hehir
How Karl Rove's 2012 Fox News humiliation unleashed Trump, Breitbart and the demons of the alt-right
Should environmentalists worry about Hillary Clinton’s transition team chief?
Emily Schwartz Greco
Or are they making too much of former Interior Secretary Ken Salazar's overtures to oil and gas producers?
Enemies of my enemy may be war criminals: What does it mean when war hawks say “Never Trump”?
Rebecca Gordon
Making sense of Donald Trump and his national security state critics
Barack and Michelle’s first date: “He thought she could teach him a thing or two”
Gary M. Kramer
Salon talks to Parker Sawyers, who portrays the president as a young man in the new film "Southside With You"
“ELECTION FRAUD”: Steve Bannon’s residency issues, explained by Breitbart News articles
Simon Maloy
The Trump campaign chief's voter registration problem is extremely serious, according to his own website
Donald Trump has no love for black people: His “outreach” and “pivot” are really aimed at winning over nervous white voters
Chauncey DeVega
Trump is once again grossly distorting the facts to advance his self-interested political goals
Google celebrates 100 years of the National Park Service with VR tours of most dangerous, inaccessible parks
Scott Eric Kaufman
Users can take guided tours, or wander alone in areas otherwise inaccessible to the public
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