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How Trump could save America and expose the hollowness of the U.S. principle of checks and balances
Alexei Bayer
Imagine if Trump gave a speech exposing all of his shenanigans as a shocking reality TV exercise
Rush Limbaugh argues Kamala Harris and Barack Obama can’t be considered African-American
Matthew Rozsa
Rush Limbaugh denied the racial heritage of Harris and Obama, claiming that "this is all about making them victims"
What drove the New Yorker’s Jane Mayer into Al Franken denialism?
Amanda Marcotte
In a startling turn, the ordinarily terrific reporter Jane Mayer veers deep into Al Franken truther territory
NASA makes new effort to put women in STEM
Wendy Whitman Cobb
Women are less supportive of space exploration – getting a woman on the Moon might change that.
Stephen Miller says he is “profoundly outraged” by AOC’s “concentration camp” remarks
Matthew Rozsa
Stephen Miller attacked AOC and defended President Trump during a recent appearance on "Fox News Sunday"
Racism, Inc.: How Donald Trump profits from xenophobia
Sophia A. McClennen
Until we understand how Trump profits from his racism, we won’t be able to effectively counter it
The long history of dealing with immigrants harshly
Anthony W. Fontes
In the midst of present-day immigration issues, it is important to examine the long history of US's harsh treatment
Meet the New Jersey Democratic power broker who praised Trump’s “genius,” attacked immigration
Bob Hennelly
George Norcross III, an unelected New Jersey Democratic boss, represents many of his party's fundamental flaws
Why does Trump want son of late Supreme Court justice Antonin Scalia to join his Cabinet?
Shira Tarlo
President Trump has tapped Eugene Scalia to be his new labor secretary
“Send her back” is nothing new: Racism and xenophobia are Trump’s only political strategy
Heather Digby Parton
Trump suggested Barack Obama was a foreigner and said Syrian refugees "could be ISIS ... they're going back"
Retired Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens, leader of the bench’s liberal wing, dies at 99
Matthew Rozsa
Appointed by a GOP president, the third-longest serving Supreme Court judge proved to be an outspoken liberal
Liz Cheney goes all-in on Trump’s racism: Meet the future of the Republican Party
Heather Digby Parton
NIkki Haley, once a GOP rising star, has gone silent. But another woman is ready to grab the golden dog-whistle
Damning CNN timeline lays out Trump’s history of racism
Brad Reed
CNN’s Brianna Keilar argued that the president’s racism is part of a pattern of bigotry
“White Identity Politics” and white backlash: How we wound up with a racist in the White House
Chauncey DeVega
Political scientist Ashley Jardina: How a bunch of dangerous myths brought us a "president for white people"
Meghan McCain and “The View” rip Trump’s overt racism
Alex Henderson
The women on "The View" used their platforms to slam Trump and Lindsey Graham over their racist tweets & xenophobia
George Conway says Trump’s tweets about four non-white members of Congress were “racist to the core”
Matthew Rozsa
"It’s beyond the bounds of human decency for anyone — not least a president," Conway says in a scathing new op-ed
NeverTrumpers, let’s talk: We want your help, but so far your advice sucks
Bob Cesca
There's room for the NeverTrump contingent. But if their advice is "Stop being Democrats," that ain't working
Trump’s Cabinet exodus is an emergency: Unconfirmed acting secretaries are running the government
Sophia Tesfaye
Alex Acosta the 13th Cabinet member to depart the Trump administration — and his replacement may be much worse
Joe Biden unveils health care plan that would preserve and expand Obamacare
Shira Tarlo
Biden said he understands the buzz around "Medicare for All" but "starting over makes no sense to me at all"
The missing three-letter word missing in the Iran crisis
Michael T. Klare
Oil’s enduring sway in U.S. policy in the Middle East
Biden calling ACA a “breakthrough” for mental health parity only highlights gaps
Shefali Luthra
Did the ACA actually create equal coverage of mental and physical health?
John Hickenlooper thinks Americans want a pragmatic president. Will Democratic primary voters agree?
Matthew Rozsa
Hickenlooper opens up to Salon about his campaign shakeup — and why he thinks he’s uniquely suited to be president
Fragile patriotism: Right-wing snowflakes, triggered by any criticism of America
Matthew Rozsa
What happened to robust, virile patriotism? Increasingly, right-wingers can't handle even the mildest criticism
Wall Street financier: “This economy is not working for anybody”
Alex Henderson
“Rural America has been totally left behind,” Wall Street fiancier Steve Rattner tells MSNBC hosts.
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