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“I don’t strive to be offensive”: Trevor Noah tells Salon how his “Daily Show” will be different from — and similar to — Jon Stewart’s
Sonia Saraiya
Trevor Noah is comfortable talking—and laughing—about race. How will that shape the future of "The Daily Show"?
Hillary’s bizarre Keystone dodge: Once again, she plays into Sanders’ hands
H.A. Goodman
Why won't the Democratic front-runner answer a basic question on an important environmental issue?
Jon Stewart’s secret White House visits: When access looks too cozy, integrity and independence are on the line
Scott Timberg
Politico's story shows "The Daily Show" host and President Obama met at key times in both terms
Smoke it while you can, Colorado — President Chris Christie will be gunning for your legal weed
Scott Eric Kaufman
"As of January 2017, I will enforce federal laws," the Republican hopeful told a town hall in New Hampshire
As Huckabee doubles-down on his Holocaust comments, here’s a reminder of why he’s not worthy of attention in the first place
Scott Eric Kaufman
If this were the last article anyone ever wrote about him, the world would be a better place
Jon Stewart’s 8 most beloved comedian guests
Anna Silman
Some of Stewart's most enjoyable interviews are little more than shooting the sh*t with his comedy pals
Ronald Reagan’s lasting healthcare legacy: How ’80s deficit spending and conservative ideologies reshaped the healthcare debate
Jonathan Oberlander, Theodore R. Marmor
In Obama's first term, Democrats managed to enact Obamacare without expanding Medicare. History explains why
“What does that mean?”: Birthers confused by Obama’s masterful trolling of them in Kenya
Scott Eric Kaufman
"I suspect some of my critics back home are suggesting I'm back here to look for my birth certificate," he said
This is why Hillary’s losing: The issue Jeb Bush and Donald Trump understand, which may keep Clinton from the White House
Bill Curry
Her negatives are almost as bad as Trump's. She's not trusted, and losing swing states. Start talking about reform!
America is the world leader in treating working mothers like absolute garbage
Terrell Jermaine Starr
America is exceptional all right, exceptionally bad for working moms.
Bill Clinton’s gutsy apologies: Now he owes one to Ricky Ray Rector
Paul Rosenberg
To look tough on crime, Clinton oversaw execution of a man so mentally ill he asked to save his last meal for later
Sandra Bland’s American tragedy: How a country’s vicious history lives on in an all-too-modern outrage
Chauncey DeVega
Sandra Bland's story is about race and migration, the ghosts that still haunt us and the violence that won't end
Bobby Jindal, shameful hypocrite: Only answers for gun violence are hugs, shrugs and prayers
Robert Mann
Even now that a Lafayette movie theater is a mass shooting site, the GOP governor won't talk seriously about guns
Chris Matthews calls out Ted Cruz for surge in right-wing “support” for Bernie Sanders: “I know what you’re up to”
Scott Eric Kaufman
"It's called trouble-making," he said
“It’s really long overdue”: Why Obama’s new anti-segregation rules are coming decades late
Elias Isquith
The administration's plans will help, but they're just a start, Rutgers University's Paul Jargowsky tells Salon
Ed Sheeran defends Taylor Swift: “Beyonce’s 7/11 is in there and that is celebrating the female figure in every form”
Anna Silman
The noted T-Swift posse member says Nicki Minaj's criticisms are "redundant"
Bernie Sanders does his own math: Here’s what we’re missing about his early racial stumbles
Joan Walsh
He says the Sanders coalition, unlike Obama's, will include working class whites. I'm skeptical, but wish him luck
Marco Rubio’s “yesterday” campaign: His attacks on Obama’s “class” make him sound like an old curmudgeon
Elias Isquith
The GOPer is supposed to be the face of the future. So why does he sound like an angry senior?
GOP’s Trump smackdown contest: Why it’s all about picking the biggest possible fight with The Donald
Jim Newell
Ignoring Trump won't make him go away. Going after him is just the spark some candidates need
Sorry, Rick Perry: Donald Trump isn’t a “cancer” on conservatism — he embodies conservatism
Simon Maloy
Donald Trump is not corrupting the conservative movement; he's benefiting from the movement's existing corruption
The Donald Trump effect is now undeniable: How the GOP was transformed into a middle-school food fight
Heather Digby Parton
Remember when the Republicans used to be the "party of grown-ups"? Those days are long gone
Listen to Jon Stewart! What the president learned from the “Daily Show”
Scott Timberg
Both men, as different as they are, reminds us why we'll miss them
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