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The Clinton gray area: Sitting in between a scandal and a non-story
Simon Maloy
Hillary's email practices don't reflect well on her, but let's not let the Clinton "scandal" narrative take over
Rahm Emanuel’s political nightmare: Jesus “Chuy” Garcia tells Salon why he’ll oust the Mayor
Edward McClelland
EXCLUSIVE: Rahm's liberal challenger explains what the "out of touch and callous" Mayor's trouble means for America
“It’s the Blackness that scares everybody”: Why white people favor “African-Americans”
Brittney Cooper
The word "Black" can be disruptive, disarming and political. Here's what it really means when I choose to use it
Noel Gallagher: “I’m in the process of f***in’ the arse off my solo career”
Mike Doherty
The former Oasis guitarist talks to Salon about his new album, "Chasing Yesterday," and the death of rock 'n' roll
GOP congressman lauds Michelle Obama’s “shared heritage” in South Carolina, omits the part about slavery
Luke Brinker
South Carolina's Joe Wilson leaves out an inconvenient reality about a heritage that was far from "shared"
The left’s historic power win: How the long-fought “net neutrality” triumph transformed history
Matt Stoller
The quest to win a fair Internet altered elections and protected prized freedoms. Here's how we beat big business
Why conservatives refuse to believe Obama is Christian
Sarah Posner
Scott Walker is the latest Republican to question the president's faith, and he's not just speaking to the fringe
Scott Walker’s spineless flip-flop: Why he’s proudly declaring, “My view has changed”
Simon Maloy
2016 contender's self-flagellating rightward shift on immigration says everything about today's GOP -- and America
10 ways America can stop terrorizing its citizens (and the rest of the world)
Tom Engelhardt
We refuse to think of ourselves as barbaric, and yet our War on Terror is exactly that. It's time we put it to rest
New York Times drops bombshell on Hillary Clinton’s use of private email at State Department
Luke Brinker
As nation's top diplomat, Clinton conducted all business on personal email account
Why Hillary Clinton is moving up her 2016 start date
Luke Brinker
The plan was to launch in July. Now the former secretary of state may announce next month
Rahm Emanuel’s moment of reckoning: How he ended up in a fight for his political life
Bill Curry
Emanuel had the money, the machine and the establishment behind him. So why is he in a runoff?
R.I.P., American conservatism: What’s really behind the Tea Party’s barren individualism
Kim Messick
Conservatives who dominate today’s GOP actually scorn traditional conservatism's most cherished ideals. Here's why
CPAC hawks defeat ISIS with lots of angry hand-waving
Jim Newell
What's the CPAC consensus on how to defeat ISIS? By... defeating them, that's how!
Sean Hannity’s birther humiliation: How Donald Trump exposes his hypocrisy
Simon Maloy
Hannity can't tolerate people who question Ted Cruz's citizenship -- unless they're "Hannity" regular Donald Trump!
America’s next Iraq disaster: Why the war against ISIS is escalating — more than we know
Elias Isquith
ISIS poses no significant threat to the American people. So why are calls for troops on the ground increasing?
Mike Lee at CPAC: CPAC is dumb, stop being dumb
Simon Maloy
Mike Lee challenges CPAC to stop rewarding "unserious" candidates -- but that's what CPAC is all about
How Bill O’Reilly lashed out at detractors while pretending to take the high road
Joanna Rothkopf
As allegations mount, Fox News has gone silent—but that didn't stop O'Reilly from sneakily having his say
Scott Walker’s “Sarah Palin” problem: What’s really behind his media hostility
Heather Digby Parton
"Gotcha" questions may have evolved since Palin's time -- but Walker's strategy for handling them is eerily similar
Rahm Emanuel faces run-off election
Sophia Tareen
The Chicago mayor failed to capture a majority of the vote in his bid for a second term
“Moments that will be awkward”: Right-wing lunatics gun for Jeb at nutty confab
Jim Newell
Instead of just giving boring speeches, prez hopefuls like Jeb will now have to field crazy questions. Like these!
Tea Party’s “stunning” nightmare: Why it thinks its homeland is disappearing
Elias Isquith
Wingnuts like Rep. Steve King worry the U.S. is leaving them behind. A new report shows they're actually right
Marco Rubio’s massive ’16 risk: Putting all his chips on a wildly uncertain WH run
Simon Maloy
Rubio is apparently telling donors he'll run for president, not Senate. That's risky, for himself -- and the GOP
“People are really getting angry”: How Bernie Sanders just electrified Iowa — and what it means for ’16
Robert Leonard
At an under-the-radar town hall in Des Moines, Sanders had the crowd begging for more. Here's why it matters
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