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5 reasons Dana Carvey’s new show “First Impressions” could be the hit he deserves
Anna Silman
Watch "Saturday Night Live's" greatest impressionist mimic everyone from Putin to "Michael Caine as God"
“That’s tyranny”: Viggo Mortensen blasts U.S. militarism, criticizes both parties for “hawkish” foreign policy
Ben Norton
The award-winning actor & peace activist criticizes the U.S. political establishment, saying "you have to speak up"
Who is Ben Carson trying to fool with his bizarre, insincere rap ad?: “He’s a more refined version of Sarah Palin”
Scott Timberg
An African American political historian speaks to Salon about Carson's absurd ploy to connect with black voters
The meaning of Matt Bevin: Why his victory undermines a major Democratic Party theory
Elias Isquith
Here's why the radical Republican's surprise win in Kentucky isn't just bad for Democrats in the Bluegrass State
Ben Carson’s big race con: The desperate, hateful effort to pretend the Southern Strategy never existed
D.R. Tucker
Ben Carson wants to teach people about the history of the GOP? Even this doctor can't perform surgery on history
The GOP is a neo-Confederate party now: The South and the religious right have devoured the Republicans whole
Lou Dubose
To understand the insane 2016 campaign, you must understand the Southern, religious, anti-immigrant GOP base
Not playing fair: How Christine Fair, defender of U.S. drone program in Pakistan, twists the facts — and may have conflicts of her own
Ben Norton
Leading drone defender Christine Fair claims critics are biased, yet is widely accused of her own double standards
Geraldo Rivera accuses Obama of ignoring a “ghetto civil war”
Christine Jun
First Rivera blamed failing minorities for their "thug ethic." Now he thinks it's Obama's fault
Ted Cruz wants a foot massage: Even Megyn Kelly is laughing at GOP crybabies now
Amanda Marcotte
Republicans whined about debate moderation, but it ended up backfiring by showing what fussy crybabies they are
The Kentucky Obamacare debacle: How the state’s crackpot new governor could sabotage a huge health reform success story
Simon Maloy
Matt Bevin's victory in Kentucky gives the GOP a real shot at harming Obamacare. They may not like the results
Chris Christie plays a desperate, shameful race card and will still never, ever be president
Amanda Marcotte
Christie is falling behind, so he's fear-mongering on crime. It won't help him, but it will hurt the country
Quit it with the secret KKK rumors! Modern-day racism doesn’t come in a hood
Amanda Marcotte
The Internet is on fire with totally implausible claims of secret KKK membership. But modern racism isn't hidden
There’s one big problem with Jeb Bush’s comeback attempt: It’s called “Jeb Bush”
Gary Legum
Jeb is the wrong man, running at the wrong time. Playing the part of a fired-up campaigner won't change that
This is what progressive leadership looks like: Why Obama’s latest moves point criminal justice reform in a better direction
Elias Isquith
President Obama's recent executive actions on criminal justice reform show him truly leading on the issue
The astounding blunders of Jeb Bush: An autopsy of 2016’s most overhyped campaign
Christopher Jackson
Bush may limp on for a few more months. But for all intents and purposes, he's finished -- for good reason
Make the wingnuts answer these: The eight questions debate moderators must ask the Republicans next
Peter Dreier
Republican debate demands keep getting nuttier. We should demand something too: Real answers to essential questions
5 worst right-wing moments of the week — Ben Carson welcomes the apocalypse
Janet Allon
The neurosurgeon reveals his biblical plans for rising sea levels, while Jonah Goldberg arbiters black authenticity
This is what a demagogue sounds like: The patriotic appeal which can’t be trusted
Andrew Burstein, Nancy Isenberg
GOP candidates like Ted Cruz love this phrase. Barack Obama, a little less. When you hear it, check for your wallet
Americans just can’t be bothered: Why our national security state remains largely uncontested
Tom Engelhardt
Bernie Sanders nailed it on the head. The only thing that can save our democracy is mobilization on a massive scale
The GOP’s anti-modern rage: What Republican anger at the CNBC moderators tells us about the party
Kim Messick
Why the GOP furor over last week's debate? The right bristles at idea its claims should be tested against evidence
Exposing the climate denial lies: Bill McKibben, the truth and the fight against the fossil-fuel industry
Wen Stephenson
The fossil-fuel lobby would cook us all off the earth if given the chance. One man has stood up to it for decades
Carly Fiorina doesn’t know what she’s talking about, part (we’ve lost count): How her latest Hillary Clinton swipe diminishes women
Amanda Marcotte
Carly Fiorina riffs on the GOP notion that supporting reproductive rights is somehow disrespectful to women
Jonah Goldberg’s whitesplainin’ again: Ben Carson “more authentically African-American than Barack Obama”
Scott Eric Kaufman
What would the black community do without white conservatives to tell them who really belongs to it?
CNBC did ask substantive questions. That’s why Republicans are mad
Amanda Marcotte
The GOP claims that CNBC didn't ask substantive questions. In reality, substantive questions angered conservatives
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