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Wall Street’s new huge gamble: Why they’re betting Hillary Clinton will stay in their pocket
Elias Isquith
Clinton's praising Elizabeth Warren, but the 1 percent isn't worried. They may be in for a nasty surprise
Rand Paul’s nauseating Koch suck-up: 2016’s “libertarian-ish” candidate brownnoses the billionaire brothers
Simon Maloy
Time magazine gave space to Rand Paul so he could fire off a love letter to the right's most prominent moneymen
Here’s where Hillary needs to flip-flop: The tax hike she must reconsider to save Social Security
Simon Maloy
In 2008, Hillary was a fierce critic of raising taxes to fund Social Security. She should make a U-turn
6 major questions Hillary Clinton still needs to answer
Steven Rosenfeld
The former secretary of state is positioning herself as a populist, but is she willing to listen to progressives?
Marco Rubio’s immigration sham: How he’s twisting and obfuscating his record
Simon Maloy
The White House hopeful says his 2013 immigration bill was a triumph and a failure, a mistake and an accomplishment
Someone is selling “I’d Bottom for Hillary” t-shirts
Jenny Kutner
Why does this feel as inevitable as her candidacy?
Rubio’s 2016 test: Can slick marketing and identity politics sell a stale GOP platform?
Simon Maloy
Marco Rubio will be a big test for Republicans who think the same old GOP policies just need a fresh, new spokesman
America’s other Iraq calamity: How our failed war has empowered Iran
Peter Van Buren
Iran isn't any closer to developing a bomb, and the U.S. has only itself to blame for its influence in the region
Hillary Clinton: The first presidential candidate of the trolled
Mary Elizabeth Williams
She's put up with decades of online abuse -- which makes her a lot like plenty of us now
Tom Cotton goes nuclear: The neocon’s Obama Derangement Syndrome reaches new heights
Jim Newell
Tom Cotton hates Obama so much that he's becoming a revisionist Neville Chamberlain fan
The media’s dangerous “policy wonk” fetish: Why America doesn’t need a president with bold ideas
Michael Lind
The political press waits with bated breath for candidates to lay out their ideas. Here's why ideas don't matter
Hillary’s climate opportunity: Here’s how she fights and wins on global warming
Simon Maloy
Clinton has the tools and opportunity to go big on climate policy, and she absolutely should
Dangers of a Hillary Clinton campaign: The disastrous centrism she desperately needs to avoid
Heather Digby Parton
Questions remain about how far to the left Hillary will run. One tip: Learn from your mistakes!
It’s official: Hillary Clinton is running for president
Ken Thomas, Lisa Lerer
Clinton will once again aim to become the first female president in American history
“An urgent humanitarian situation”: Mexico and the new immigration battleground
Ioan Grillo
It's not just U.S. border patrol nabbing Central American migrants in record numbers. It's the Mexican police
Barack Obama’s hip-hop fandom: ‘‘In my first term, I sang Al Green. In my second term, I’m going with Young Jeezy’’
Lakeyta M. Bonnette
Many rappers campaigned for Obama, and to the dismay of the right wing, he didn't distance himself from hip-hop
“The GOP has scores of racists”: A former Bush official condemns modern Republican orthodoxy
Manny Otiko
Colin Powell's former chief of staff, Lawrence Wilkerson, warns of the militarism & racism of Republican lawmakers
Hillary Clinton’s lessons from Richard Nixon: What his winning 1968 race can teach her about image and comebacks
Robert Mann
A young Hillary worked on the Watergate committee investigating Nixon. Candidate Hillary should study his successes
The war-hungry GOP’s “patriotic” bullies: The truth about its obsession with American exceptionalism
Conor Lynch
Dick Cheney's ridiculous claims about Barack Obama this week fit into a longstanding right-wing tradition
Rand Paul’s big gun grift: What’s really behind his feud with the NRA
Joan Walsh
The NRA won’t host the 2016 hopeful though he has an A rating, because he’s in bed with a wing-nut competitor
Report: Hillary Clinton to announce 2016 presidential bid Sunday afternoon
Jenny Kutner
The former secretary of state will declare her second run via Twitter at noon EDT, en route to Iowa
She’s making it official: Hillary Clinton reportedly set to announce her 2016 campaign this weekend
Luke Brinker
Surprising approximately zero people, the former secretary of state will run for president
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