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How “Scandal” became great again: By replacing Olivia’s white hat with a crown
Sonia Saraiya
By focusing on Olivia and Fitz, creator Shonda Rhimes found a way back to the show's political beating heart
Laura Ingraham: “The American people are just about fed up” with “anti-American” Obama’s “calls for compassion”
Scott Eric Kaufman
"I never have seen a president -- of either party -- go overseas and essentially turn into a political pundit"
Don’t let Donald Trump win this argument: Democrats must push back forcefully against anti-refugee xenophobia
Elias Isquith
Calling out the right's ugly xenophobia isn't just the right thing, morally; it's also a political necessity
No, really, I’ll only vote for Bernie Sanders — and Paris helps explain why
H.A. Goodman
This is a once-in-a-lifetime chance to vote for Bernie Sanders and I'm not going to waste it
Bernie Sanders puts Wall Street on notice: “On day one, I am appointing a special committee to investigate the crimes on Wall Street”
Sophia Tesfaye
In a new Rolling Stone interview, Bernie Sanders explains how President Obama "blew it" on Wall Street reform
People’s Sexiest (White) Man Alive: The first and last time People honored a man of color, Bill Clinton was in office
Nico Lang
David Beckham is the latest in a nearly-unbroken 30 year streak of ignoring a significant portion of sexy celebs
Elisabeth Hasselbeck urges Obama to embrace “good-natured” American “bigotry” and turn away Syrian refugees
Scott Eric Kaufman
She admits that people consider her proposal rank bigotry, but it's OK because of our "good-hearted nature"
Obama mocks “tough” GOP candidates for pants-wetting rhetoric about “three-year-old orphans”
Scott Eric Kaufman
"They’re worried about three-year-old orphans," he said, "that doesn’t sound very tough to me"
Barack Obama is Tyrion Lannister: The “Game of Thrones” theory that explains eight years of demented dysfunction
Amanda Marcotte
Obama clearly doesn't watch "Game of Thrones," but would relate heavily to the story of Peter Dinklage's Tyrion
So much for youth apathy: Student radicalism escapes the ’60s at last
Andrew O'Hehir
Between Mizzou-style racial protest and the Bernie boomlet, campus radicalism is back -- and the adults are freaked
Charlie Sheen might not be the HIV advocate you asked for — but he could be the one we need now
Nico Lang
An estimated 1.2 million Americans are living with HIV—and Sheen could help break down powerful stigmas that linger
Obama sees himself as a “Tyrion,” even if the GOP considers him a “Littlefinger”
Scott Eric Kaufman
"Game of Thrones" was but one topic discussed in a long GQ interview with Grantland founder Bill Simmons
Oops! Rush Limbaugh hammers Obama for inventing “imaginary bigots” after the president paraphrases Ted Cruz
Scott Eric Kaufman
And yet he has the audacity to call other people "low-information voters"
Megyn Kelly’s “radical Islam” meltdown: “They object to our belief system and way of life”
Scott Eric Kaufman
Fox News host, Ayaan Hirsi Ali talk Israel, which hasn't "declared war on Islam," but murder is now "unthinkable"
This is why Ben Carson lies: The dark, disturbing reality of race, religion and today’s right-wing
Paul Rosenberg
Carson tells “unnecessary lies” for his evangelical base. For them, a redemption story is essential
The West vs. the world: Facebook, the media, and the ignorance which guarantees more attacks
David Masciotra
We ignore terror in Kenya, Beirut and when our bombs destroy a Doctors Without Borders hospital. It's at our peril
The GOP’s deadly, broken history: Why last week’s Paris attacks prove yet again that George W. Bush didn’t “keep us safe”
Bob Cesca
"He kept us safe" isn't just a bad excuse for devastating foreign policy decisions. It's an affront to history
Bernie Sanders vs. the 1 percent’s propaganda machine: Can he convince Americans to stop voting against their self-interest?
Conor Lynch
For a generation, working class Republicans have been undermining themselves. This is Bernie's biggest challenge
Both sides of the knife: When we speak about Palestinian violence, we ought to do so in the context of “the ongoing and daily oppression faced by some 4 million people”
Zaha Hassan
Stabbing innocent civilians is never justified, but without hope for a better tomorrow, the violence won't stop
We might really elect a loon: Ben Carson, Ted Cruz and a GOP gripped by wingnut fever
Bill Curry
Democrats always believe the GOP will sober up and nominate someone sensible. There is zero guarantee this time
The Democrats face off: A good, substantive debate that put Hillary’s weaknesses on display
Simon Maloy
The second Democratic debate saw Hillary stumble a bit on national security and Wall St., but to no great effect
Why our conversations about Paris have been broken from the start
Zoe Samudzi
The rush to fit the horrors of Paris into convenient neo-imperial narratives shows a disturbing lack of empathy
Breaking update from Paris: At least two attackers killed in theater raid
Associated Press
Police officials say security forces have ended their assault on a concert hall filled with hostages
Jeb’s big Bush administration lie just got exploded (again) — but here’s why it won’t matter
Sean Illing
W "kept us safe"? Hardly, as these new revelations underscore. But the findings won't penetrate the GOP bubble
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