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America’s next great president: Why Obama’s departure paves the way for the next FDR
Michael Lind
History explains the real differences between Obama and our liberal icons. Who will be the 21st century version?
Comcast, Time Warner and Congress deserve each other
Michael Winship
Don't expect the Senate to hold up the proposed merger. Our cable bill dollars are lining its members' pockets
Barack Obama pulls a George W. Bush: Lies, misinformation and chemical weapons
Patrick L. Smith
Remember the almost-war in Syria last year? An amazing new report -- which our media won't touch -- is a must read
End of an era: Kathleen Sebelius to resign
Julie Pace
The Health and Human Services secretary is stepping down one week after a major milestone for Obamacare
Jim DeMint, Jonathan Chait and the still-raging Civil War “debate”
Joan Walsh
When the Heritage Foundation head can’t even admit it took "big government" to end slavery, we have a race problem
“America as the No. 1 warmonger”: President Jimmy Carter talks to Salon about race, cable news, “slut-shaming” and more
David Daley
Exclusive: The former president on Democrats' white male problem, sexual assault on campus, Barack Obama and more
The right’s wobbly electoral lifeline: How Dems can win back white working class
Michael Lind
The way to take back Congress is not to move to the middle – but to offer pro-working-class economic progressivism
It’s not about you, white liberals: Why attacks on radical people of color are so misguided
Brittney Cooper
With anti-racism politics flaring up on the left, too many are making it personal -- when it's really about policy
Education “reformers” resort to Fox News-style scaremongering
Paul Rosenberg
Like global warming deniers, "education reformers" have nothing to lose and everything to gain by sowing confusion
Jonathan Chait’s epic race fail: How a story about racism and Obama goes horribly wrong
Joan Walsh
New York magazine's cover story suggests liberals are paranoid, MSNBC is like stop-and-frisk -- and other oddities
Election-year GOP split over home-state projects
Bill Barrow“SNL’s” Neil deGrasse Tyson explains climate change to the confused hosts of “Fox & Friends”
Lindsay Abrams
Plus, "Obamacare survivor" Anna Kendrick explains why she wasn't allowed to keep her doctor
Millennials just don’t get it! How the Muppets created Generation X
Elizabeth Hyde Stevens
The Muppets shaped "30 Rock," Jimmy Fallon, "The Office," Zadie Smith -- and gave Gen X license to change the world
Senate votes to release parts, not whole, of torture report
Natasha Lennard
Select aspects of the lengthy Senate report on CIA torture will be made public. The whole thing should be released
Conservatives’ millennial scam: How young people are tricked by billionaires
Tim Donovan
Many young people think Social Security won't exist when they're old. It's a lie -- and here's where it comes from
GOP’s small-state edge boosts its Senate hopes
Charles BabingtonCongress to pass aid Ukraine, sanction Russia
Deb RiechmannThe despicable rise of conservative pranksters: Race-baiting & conspiracy theories in the age of Obama
Kembrew McLeod
How Glenn Beck and James O'Keefe perfected a bizarre — and dangerous — new brand of conservative anger
3 terrible signs that our fossil-fuel addiction is getting worse
Michael Klare
When the New York Times starts shilling for fracking and Obama goes soft on BP, you know there's a major problem
8 worst right-wing moments of the week — Ted Nugent compares himself to Rosa Parks
Janet Allon
The conservative rocker seems to be confused about history, while Pat Robertson says that rape causes atheism
Catastrophe 2014: How the GOP gerrymandered its way to congressional invincibility
Stephen Ohlemacher
2012 was just a preview: Even if the GOP loses at the ballot box, it'll still likely come away with the House
GOP districts isolated from demographic changes
Stephen OhlemacherCampus crusaders: Inside the Koch brothers’ plot to transform higher education
Dave Levinthal
The billionaire industrialists have pumped tens of millions into dozens of schools across the country
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