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Trump’s “white power” tweet: Our president is now a white-supremacist flasher
Chauncey DeVega
It's nothing new, and it shouldn't be shocking: Winking at white supremacy is how he won in the first place
The Democrats’ dilemma: Supposedly they’re winning — but their leaders keep on losing
Andrew O'Hehir
Democrats could be poised for a national victory — just as the aging leadership faces a generational revolt
To achieve a new New Deal, Democrats must learn from the old one
Edwin Amenta
Similarities between the 1930s and today are hard to ignore
Joe Biden wants to be the next FDR — but that won’t be enough to solve our crises
Matthew Rozsa
Biden is moving to the left... slightly. We'll need much more than that to fix our catastrophes
What will it take to defeat Trumpism?
John Feffer
Learning lessons from the end of the Confederacy, Nazi Germany, and Saddam’s Iraq
Why coronavirus cases vary wildly between U.S. states
Matthew Rozsa
As the federal government throws its hands up, state leaders wield tremendous power to save lives (or not)
Cornel West on this moment of “escalating consciousness” and the need for radical democracy
Chauncey DeVega
Cornel West talks about the bigger paradigm shift we still need — away from military spending and neoliberalism
What the Trump campaign is up to on YouTube? (Hint: It involves aliens, Bin Laden and Ivanka)
Alice Wilder
Mostly stymied from holding his mass rallies, Trump is turning to a different part of the internet
Lindsey Graham breaks with Trump over Obama attack: “I don’t know what he’s talking about”
Matthew Chapman
Graham rejects Trump’s claim Obama is guilty of treason
“Gangster in the White House”: Noam Chomsky says Trump is undeniably “the worst criminal in history”
Alex Henderson
The famed author explains why Donald Trump is, hands down, the worst he has ever seen
Justice Sotomayor thinks her Supreme Court colleagues are “overlooking” Trump’s bigotry
Cody Fenwick
Her colleagues dismissed "the statements that President Trump made both before and after he assumed office"
Wait, what? Peter Baker of the New York Times decries “normalization” of Trump
Dan Froomkin
No journalist has done more to make Trump seem "presidential" than NYT's D.C. bureau chief. Here are the receipts
How to understand Donald Trump’s incendiary language — and how to combat it
Helio Fred Garcia
I've documented 12 kinds of communication that lead to acts of violence. Donald Trump has used all of them
Donald Trump is America’s worst enemy
David Cay Johnston
John Bolton’s book portrays an ignorant, disloyal president selling out the country he’s sworn to defend
Netflix’s potent “Disclosure” explores how Hollywood has both damaged and uplifted transgender lives
Melanie McFarland
Executive produced by Laverne Cox, the new documentary balances equal-rights education with well-earned celebration
Don’t count Trump out yet
David Cay Johnston
Despite the virus, the depression and the protests, he could still win the November election
The Supreme Court saves Trump from himself, twice — will it do the same with abortion?
Amanda Marcotte
On DACA and LGBTQ rights, John Roberts is shielding Trump from 2020 backlash. Is he willing to protect abortion?
Change is coming to America
Uwe Bott, Stephan Richter
Nearly four years after Obama’s two-term presidency, the political promise he represented might be fulfilled
Polls suggest Joe Biden has a shot at winning Texas — and reshaping the state’s politics
Abby Livingston, Alex Samuels
Even a strong showing in Texas could help Democrats flip the state House and solidify control of the U.S. House
Donald Trump’s BS police reform, translated: Racist, killer cops are “very fine people”
Heather Digby Parton
Has Donald Trump changed his tune since Charlottesville? Forget it — he hasn't changed since New York in the 1980s
How to make Joe Biden’s administration the most progressive in history
Sean McElwee, Aidan Smith
Biden has moved left in important ways. Bernie's voters should support him — and push for a progressive cabinet
A brief history of the “Lost Cause”: Why this toxic myth still appeals to so many white Americans
Bob Cesca
Racist myth-making conquered American history — and white people's minds — for far too long. Time to face the facts
Kayleigh McEnany, Mike Pence, and the narcissistic apocalypse of the new evangelicals
Roger Sollenberger
Kayleigh McEnany's obsession with Christian martyrdom heralds a shift in the White House's locus of religious death
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