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Secrets of amazing teachers: What both sides of the education reform debate get wrong about autonomy and accountability
Elizabeth Green
Everyone knows teachers are key. But the debate over reform and Common Core has stalled. This is a way forward
Is Obama haunted by Bush’s ghost – or possessed by him?
Andrew O'Hehir
On the Iraq nightmare, CIA torture, the economy and more, Obama can't escape his predecessor – and hasn't tried
See how they run: The 2016 presidential checklist
Calvin Woodward
It’s even worse than Fox News: How Ted Cruz and Michele Bachmann get away with it
Paul Rosenberg
Hannity helps, but right-wing obstruction and lies take hold because the centrist, objective press wears blinders
R.I.P. “Law and Order” conservatives: Why Nixon’s party abandoned his obsession
Leah Mickens
While Nixon crusaded against protests and riots, the right now boasts of bucking authority. Here's what changed
Legendary comic Harry Shearer: Nixon was the last great tragicomic character of our time
Prachi Gupta
The "SNL" alumn and "Simpsons" actor talks to Salon about his Nixon satire and how he wants to revolutionize comedy
Krauthammer’s immigration lies: A lot of garbage crammed into one column
Simon Maloy
Charles Krauthammer's column on immigration, Obama, and impeachment gets mostly everything wrong
Politico has figured out Barack Obama’s big problem — and it’s golf
Jim Newell
Barack Obama enjoys playing golf! Here's why that totally unusual hobby perfectly explains the man's presidency
The right’s impeachment trap: How pundits blame Obama for GOP extremism
Joan Walsh
If even legal action on immigration will enrage Republicans, the president must avoid it. Here's why that's wrong
Back in Iraq: Obama OKs airstrikes on ISIS militants
Julie Pace, Robert Burns
U.S. fighters have carried out an attack on artillery used by militants to shell Kurdish forces
Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback on his growing unpopularity: It’s Obama’s fault!
Elias Isquith
The GOP guv in the reddest of red states fared poorly in the primary, which is apparently the president's doing
Here’s one thing to thank Facebook for
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Two officials lose their jobs for "troubling" rants
Ebola update: Experimental drug is in demand, CDC issues highest-level alert
Joanna Rothkopf
As the Ebola outbreak continues to rage, many wonder why only Americans received the experimental drug
Do political brand names matter to America?: The “Daily Show” investigates
Prachi Gupta
The front-runners for 2016 come from political families. Is this the only way to lead America?
Tea Party’s Kansas coup: Another “establishment” pol wins by going far right
Jim Newell
Yes, the Tea Party Senate candidate went down -- but, once again, the incumbent only won by mimicking the Tea Party
The right’s horrifying edge: History shows surprising pattern about its demise
Joan Walsh
If you think GOP has moved so far right they can't possibly recover, historian Rick Perlstein has a lesson for you
I was wrong about Gaza: Why we can no longer ignore the horrors in Palestine
Brittney Cooper
I tried to limit my exposure to the bombings and screams. But here's why being black in America made me think twice
Noam Chomsky: How the bin Laden raid could have led to nuclear annihilation
Noam Chomsky
America's nuclear history is riddled with examples of narrowly avoided catastrophe. How long will that luck last?
“I was too trusting”: Gross double-standard saves Brennan, dooms Shinseki
Simon Maloy
Why does CIA director John Brennan still have a job when other scandal-plagued Obama officials have been fired?
4 groups of people conservative “compassion” is hurting
Amanda Marcotte
Paul Ryan's idea of "help" is doing irreparable harm to immigrant children, women who want abortions and more
GOP Rep. Mo Brooks: Dems are waging a “war on whites”
Elias Isquith
The Alabama congressman also claimed dividing people along race lines is President Obama's favored strategy
“I could kick his butt”: Why Mitch McConnell is in serious trouble
Shannon Eblen
At Kentucky's Fancy Farm picnic, GOP minority leader tested out a tricky strategy: Make his campaign not about him
US sent Latin youth undercover in anti-Cuba ploy
Desmond Butler, Jack Gillum, Alberto Arce, Andrea Rodriguez
Great for the Tea Party, bad for the people: How the 1 percent conquered Internet activism
Micah Sifry
Web democracy fail: Easy to join the conversation but impossible to be heard, and big money speaks loudest of all
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