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Robert Reich: Wall Street is choking the middle class
Robert Reich
The former secretary of labor reflects on the single biggest threat to the continued health of the U.S. economy
“American Sniper’s” biggest lie: Clint Eastwood has a delusional Fox News problem
Sophia A. McClennen
The insanities and fantasies at the heart of "American Sniper" explain everything about the state of the 2015 GOP
Read this before it’s too late: How to survive Snowpocalypse 2015
Joanna Rothkopf
Written by preppers for preppers
“The world has gone to hell”: A weekend at the Iowa Freedom Summit
Robert Leonard
At this weekend's big GOP confab, presidential wannabes competed to woo Iowa caucus goers. Here's who stood out
Newt’s shocking legacy: Was he more important than Reagan?
Jim Newell
Political scientist Thomas Schaller tells Salon how Gingrich transformed the modern GOP -- in ways still felt today
He’s not suddenly Paul Krugman: Let’s not morph Obama into Elizabeth Warren quite yet
Bill Curry
Populist State of the Union with a fiery tone has liberals excited. They'd be wise to remember Obama's true nature
You’ve got Lyndon Johnson all wrong: The real story of how a conservative Congress passed the Great Society
Julian Zelizer
Yes, LBJ was savvy and imposing. But he did not arm-twist his way to success — and neither could Barack Obama
Whose Obama is it anyway? Inspiring lame-duck SOTU vs. six tepid years
Andrew O'Hehir
With the clock running down, Obama reinvents himself as a progressive. But where has that guy been since 2009?
Christian mom “outraged” over alleged school bus pentagram
Mary Elizabeth Williams
What's with our enduring obsession with Satan?
Krugman: Why the “balanced budget fetish” is “deeply irresponsible”
Luke Brinker
Look no further than Europe's economic mess for a lesson in the folly of austerity
“No, it doesn’t work like that!”: Inside the mind of Rabbi Shmuley Boteach
Elias Isquith
Controversial rabbi talks Alan Dershowitz, Palestine — and his much-criticized call for a “Million Muslim March"
Tea Party spawns GOP nightmare: How it’s already ruining the party’s ’16 strategy
Elias Isquith
GOP elites want Americans to think the party's boring and safe again. Maybe someone should notify the Tea Party
The new, new, new Mitt Romney: A blame-both-sides champion of … climate change?
Simon Maloy
"Severe conservative" reemerges as a centrist warrior against climate change. His 2016 opponents will be thrilled
House passes extreme ban on abortion coverage
Jenny Kutner
President Obama has already promised a veto
Fox News is self-destructing: Islamophobia, Obama’s Reagan moment and Roger Ailes’s new humiliation
Eric Boehlert
The network was riding high after the midterm elections. Since then, it's been one embarrassment after another
Hillary bucks the Iran hawks: Former secretary of state says diplomacy must work its course
Luke Brinker
Likely Democratic presidential contender comes out against sanctions push
Even Republican voters overwhelmingly support paid sick and family leave
Luke Brinker
Survey reveals party leadership is out of step with GOP rank and file
Bye-bye, Reagan conservatism: Why Obama’s speech was more significant than it seems
Elias Isquith
The president's State of the Union pushed back on '80s conservatism and '90s neoliberalism -- offering this instead
“But what about the rich???” How Obama’s speech re-set GOP to its default settings
Simon Maloy
Obama's State of the Union message emphasized economic fairness, and gave Democrats a starting point for 2016
FACT CHECK: Obama claims credit for an incomplete recovery
Christopher S. Rugaber, Calvin Woodward
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