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“A wake-up call”: Biden voters in Virginia hope huge Super Tuesday win boosts nationwide support

Sophia Tesfaye
Joe Biden got more votes in his big Virginia Super Tuesday win than Barack Obama did in winning the state in 2008

Does the Bloomberg-Biden tug of war over the middle open a left-wing win by Sanders?

Bob Hennelly
Destiny might clear a path for Sanders to the nomination with risk averse moderates splitting their affections

Pete Buttigieg drops out of Democratic race following disappointing finish in South Carolina

Matthew Rozsa
The former South Bend mayor became the first openly gay man to mount a major bid for the White House

What’s new on Netflix in March, from “Ozark” to Mark Wahlberg’s new action flick

Ashlie D. Stevens
From a dystopian prison movie to a limited series starring Oscar winner Octavia Spencer, March has much to offer

Joe Biden’s big South Carolina win: Is the stage set for a Super Tuesday comeback?

Sophia Tesfaye
Joe Biden effectively staked his campaign on South Carolina. Is his win enough to challenge Bernie Sanders?

How democracy ends: not with a bang but with a whimper

Karen J. Greenberg
As 2020 dawns, the erosion of our democratic institutions hardly comes out of the blue

Scaling back SNAP for self-reliance clashes with the original goals of food stamps

Tracy Roof
This pillar of the American safety net originated as a solution to the paradox of hunger in the midst of plenty.

Real wage growth has slowed tremendously under Trump compared to Obama: study

Igor Derysh
Despite Trump's boasts of a "blue-collar boom," inflation-adjusted wage growth fell in 48 of 50 states

Superdelegate pushing convention effort to stop Sanders is health care lobbyist who backed McConnell

Igor Derysh
William Owen gave $8,500 to the Senators Classic Committee, a joint fundraising committee backing Mitch McConnell

MSNBC guest under fire for saying voters won’t choose Dem nominee

Eoin Higgins
"The party decides its nominee," said Anton J. Gunn. "The public doesn't really decide the nominee."

Robert Reich: The humongous costs of inaction

Robert Reich
What is the cost of doing nothing?

Lawyers for Barack Obama demand pro-Trump super PAC pull misleading anti-Biden ad in South Carolina

Matthew Rozsa
The ad uses “President Obama's voice out of context and twisting his words to mislead viewers,” a spokesperson says

Superdelegates “willing to risk intraparty damage“ to block Sanders at contested convention: report

Igor Derysh
Nearly 90% of superdelegates would block Bernie Sanders if he does not win a majority of delegates outright

Trump picks Pence to be coronavirus czar despite botched response to HIV outbreak in Indiana

Igor Derysh
Mike Pence's "defining moment" as a one-term governor was "enabling an HIV outbreak" in 2015

Trump addresses 100,000 in India and ignores some key human rights concerns

Sumit Ganguly
Trump’s visit diverges from past presidents by focusing on India’s increasing spending on U.S. military supplies

Trump “furious” CDC issued coronavirus warnings that “spooked” stock market: Report

Igor Derysh
The CDC issued a public health safety warning about possible pandemic. Trump is pissed that it scared investors

Please, can we not let the 2020 election turn into another Boomer Greatest Hits retread?

Amanda Marcotte
Free advice for Bernie Sanders: This election has to be about the 21st century, not "We Didn't Start the Fire"

Trump in India: Anti-Muslim prime minister puts on a big show, bamboozles our president

Heather Digby Parton
Trump had a great time being hosted by Hindu nationalist Narendra Modi: Just another strongman yanking his chain

Trump unbound: President escalates attacks on the courts — and reporters do stenography

Dan Froomkin
Trump's attack on two female Supreme Court justices was grotesque and abnormal. Why won't reporters even say so?

Bloomberg campaign deletes tweets containing fake quotes of Sanders praising despotism

Julia Conley
The Bloomberg campaign said the now-deleted tweets were meant to be satirical

Leaked audio: Mike Bloomberg trashes Obama and vows to “defend the banks” in Goldman Sachs speech

Igor Derysh
Asked about the rise of the far right, Mike Bloomberg told bankers, "The progressive movement is just as scary"

Can Bernie win? Absolutely — and I don’t even support him

Bob Cesca
Cable news has gone full Debbie Downer on Bernie's prospects in November. That's utter nonsense, and here's why

Walter Koenig: “Star Trek” is a welcome respite from the infamy of the Trump administration

Chauncey DeVega
The longtime sci-fi actor speaks to Salon.com in a wide-ranging interview about his career, the world, and hope

Helicopter pilot involved in Kobe Bryant crash previously violated federal aviation rules

Matthew Rozsa
Ahead of Monday's memorial, more information about the pilot in the crash has been uncovered
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