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Scalia’s new Obamacare test: Will the activist justice ignore reason and facts?
Simon Maloy
Conservatives' desperate case against the ACA suffers another setback, but that might not matter to Antonin Scalia
Lindsey Graham’s deranged joke: What he revealed about white male anxiety
Joan Walsh
Saying “white men in male-only clubs are going to do great in my presidency” ensures this: He'll never be president
Christie loses the pundits: The tough-guy routine wears thin on Christie’s chief constituency
Simon Maloy
Christie's latest screaming match with a heckler has his most devoted fans -- cable pundits -- calling him a bully
D.C.’s most horrifying event: Beltway insiders channel junior high students at “spy prom”
Heather Digby Parton
Welcome to a mix of the Oscars and the junior high prom -- where insiders and spies come to celebrate themselves
“The Great Invisible”: The BP oil disaster and our fossil-fuel addiction
Andrew O'Hehir
A mesmerizing documentary explores the effects of the huge BP oil spill -- and why we're so eager to forget it
Rush Limbaugh’s gross closing argument: How GOP still relies on race-baiting
Joan Walsh
While Mitt Romney claims GOP Senate will end gridlock, Limbaugh crows about “white women” being threatened by Obama
Must-see morning clip: Jon Stewart slams Dems running away from President Obama
Sarah Gray
"Like he was the bad guy in one of those chainsaw massacre movies"
5 biggest midterm flameouts
Luke Brinker
Once touted as top-tier candidates, these pols are headed for defeat in six days
Laura Ingraham: Democrats won’t allow “the black population” off “the plantation”
Luke Brinker
The right-wing radio host unloads in yet another unhinged rant
Rise of the American police state: 9 disgraceful events that paved the way
Alex Henderson
From the War on Drugs to the militarization of police, these deeply unsettling milestones got us where we are
Michele Bachmann: President Obama is a “dictator”
Luke Brinker
The congresswoman is on her way out, but her unhinged rhetoric is as crazed as it ever was
Stop thanking me for my service
Rory Fanning
As a veteran, I'm tired of being blindly celebrated. Good intentions aren't a substitute for good politics
EXCLUSIVE: Russell Brand unloads on Sean Hannity, Bill O’Reilly, sad Obama fans and more
David Daley
Brand tells Salon about his evil admiration for Fox liars, how he discovered Chomsky, and his radical "Revolution"
Hillary Clinton’s populism problem: What her awkward campaign trail comments reveal about her biggest weakness
Luke Brinker
As the former secretary of state eyes a 2016 bid, she's struggling to come to terms with the new Democratic Party
Jimmy Carter flip-flops on nationwide marriage equality
Luke Brinker
The 39th president devolves on the issue
Struggling governors could hurt GOP’s Senate hopes
Charles Babington, Christina A. Cassidy
Thomas Frank: “We are such losers”
Thomas Frank
Liberals yearn to believe in post-ideological blank slates -- and get disappointed every time. Will we ever learn?
Midterm campaigns’ silver lining: Simpson-Bowles gets toxic!
Jim Newell
Democrats are learning the hard way not to support plans with Social Security cuts. But at least they're learning
America’s dangerous “war” on Ebola: What we risk by letting the military call the shots
Karen J. Greenberg
The national security state is fully mobilized against the threat of Ebola — and here's why that's a problem
America’s dangerous “partisan” myth: Here’s what (and who) is really dividing us
Simon Maloy
There has been one insurmountable impediment to compromise in the Obama era, and it goes by the initials G.O.P.
Hillary Clinton makes big statement on NSA spying
Luke Brinker
The former secretary of state makes some surprising comments in a campaign stop with NSA critic Mark Udall
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