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Inside the jobs report — the 4 key takeaways people should be talking about
Angelo Young
The good (a growing labor force, more jobs to come), the bad (lagging wages) and the ugly (losses in manufacturing)
It’s OK to say the F-word: Sarah Jessica Parker should read Obama’s “this is what a feminist looks like” essay
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Another famous woman declares she's not a feminist, she just believes in equality—you know, like feminists do
Mitch McConnell’s Trump problem: The nominee undermines SCOTUS obstruction and the GOP majority
Simon Maloy
Donald Trump could force the Senate GOP to choose between its majority and its obstruction of Merrick Garland
The troubling and counterproductive trend of liberals policing free speech: We cannot silence those we disagree with
Matthew Rozsa, Mark Schierbecker
We can defeat opponents of diversity and inclusivity without sacrificing American bedrock values in the process
Republicans are doomed: How the GOP’s cynical election strategy is imploding
David Daley
In the past two weeks, judges have ruled against voter-ID laws and other limits on voting in five states
Jill Stein’s anti-vax game: How and why the Green Party candidate is pandering to the anti-vaccination crowd
Amanda Marcotte
Jill Stein sows doubt and fears about vaccinations, and the supposed Snopes debunking did nothing of the sort
Katrina Pierson’s greatest hits: An abridged timeline of the Trump spokeswoman’s crazed commentary
Brendan Gauthier
Given the opportunity, Pierson will sit in front of a TV camera and invariably spew hate, idiocy, and non sequiturs
A gaslighting, codependent circus: The Trump train wreck is America’s dysfunctional family
Mary Elizabeth Williams
This election year has become one long, drawn-out Thanksgiving dinner with relatives who can't be reasoned with
The trust gap: Obama’s DNC speech touted a booming economy and a willingness to compromise, but both are pure fantasy
Carrie Sheffield
The president's address exemplified the disconnected rhetoric that has alienated half the country
Obama, Clinton and a permanent state of war: The never-ending bloodshed that no one wants to talk about
Robert Hennelly
During the DNC there was no self-introspection about a policy that continues to fail the U.S and the world
Strange, but true: Pokémon Go is a ray of hope in a bleak world
Jalal Baig
In a time of division and fear, Pokémon Go brings people together, helps with depression, and breaks down prejudice
The science behind Hillary Clinton’s problems with trust
Jillian Jordan, David Rand
Individuals who calculate — like Clinton — seem liable to sell out when the price is right
Who wins? Trump and the GOP’s doctrine of fear vs. Hillary and the Democrats’ hopeful and progressive vision
Chauncey DeVega
Americans were given a choice during the conventions: Spend the next 4 years living in terror or embracing optimism
The moral case for Hillary Clinton: Even if you might dislike her, this isn’t the year to back a third-party candidate
Matthew Rozsa
Voters planning to support Jill Stein or Gary Johnson should take a moment to examine the potential consequences
Clinton’s DNC was a big win for normal people and normal politics — but in a country gone insane, that might be a problem
Andrew O'Hehir
The Dems’ Philly gathering was wholesome and snuggly — except for the clear signs that GOP insanity is contagious
A story of dueling racial optics: The Democratic versus Republican national conventions
Chauncey DeVega
The conventions proved yet again that the GOP is focused on luring white voters, while Dems open their arms to all
From the Mothers of the Movement to Michelle Obama’s speech, relive the 10 most memorable moments from the DNC
Michael Garofalo
A video retrospective of the convention's most resonant moments
Don’t worry about Trump’s “lead” yet: It’s too early to stress about the polls
Gary Legum
Notoriously unstable post-convention polls aren't great predictors of what will happen in November
Kudos to Hillary for playing the woman card: If people are going to call her a witch, she’ll tell them she’s Hermione Granger
Amanda Marcotte
Gender is Clinton's biggest liability, but in a masterful speech, she turns her gender into an asset
Hillary Clinton accepts Democratic nomination: “We must stand up to bullies”
Associated Press
Clinton casts herself as a unifier for divided times, while warning of the perils of a Trump presidency
Obama, Clinton and the activist left: Open dissent is the Democrats’ greatest strength
Andrew O'Hehir
Obama passionately defended Hillary and the mainstream -- but he also knows activist mojo is the party's lifeblood
WATCH: Sanders delegate can’t forgive Clinton for mass incarceration, Iraq war, “racist campaign” against Obama
Ben Norton
"When Hillary made those comments about 'super predators,' she was talking about me & my friends" says Shane Harris
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