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America’s teenagers sent us a wake-up call: Did we hear it?
Andrew O'Hehir
Parkland students — and many others across the nation — have challenged our cynicism and arrogance. Now we owe them
Bernie Sanders blames Hillary Clinton for not stopping Russian election meddling
Charlie May
Sanders reaffirmed his condemnation of Russia's election efforts in a statement, after receiving criticism
Why we need black feminism more than ever under Trump
Shannon Weber
This political time calls for intersectionality
Facebook looks for a solution to its Trump-induced communications crisis
Matthew Rozsa
Everything you need to know about Facebook you can learn from what it did this weekend
The Rhode Island progressive who helped make paid sick leave a reality
Matthew Cunningham-Cook
Marcia Ranglin-Vassell now has her sights set on passing a $15 minimum wage
A momentous week in America: How social media shaped the news
Andrew O'Hehir
Florida teens seize their own story, Mueller indicts 13 Russians and Julian Assange is exposed. They're connected
Mueller probe indicts 13 Russian nationals for sowing chaos in 2016 election
Nicole Karlis
Defendants posed as political activists to meddle in the election, according to the indictment document
Trump and Sessions are playing “bad cop-good cop” in the drug war
Phillip Smith
"And we're not going to pretend that marijuana is good for you, either. I don't think it is," said Sessions.
The GOP used a Two Santa Clauses tactic to con America for nearly 40 years
Thom Hartmann
This scam has been killing wages and enriching billionaires for decades
Bernie Sanders, Howard Dean and the political contradictions of Vermont
David Masciotra
Salon talks to Bill Mares about the Green Mountain State in the age of Trump
Could a “bipartisan” new group sabotage the push for single-payer?
Sophia Tesfaye
A murky bipartisan coalition promises "health care over politics." Is its real agenda to stop "Medicare for all"?
Black Americans mostly left behind by progress since Dr. King’s death
Sharon Austin
How much has really improved for black people in the U.S. since 1968?
Congress keeps funding a war machine that the public should divest from
Medea Benjamin, Elliot Swain
Both parties line their pockets with profits from the arms trade
How we got Donald Trump (and how we might have avoided him)
Andrew J. Bacevich
How are we to account for his noxious presence as commander-in-chief and putative Leader of the Free World?
Put down “Hillbilly Elegy” and read this book instead
Erin Keane
Salon talks to historian Elizabeth Catte about her new book "What You Are Getting Wrong About Appalachia"
Bernie Sanders supporters aren’t exactly getting what they were hoping for out of the DNC
Steven Rosenfeld
The DNC isn't playing ball when it comes to reforming its anti-democratic qualities
Bernie may run again: But have Democrats learned anything from his 2016 campaign?
Conor Lynch
Sanders has yet to decide about 2020, but so far Democrats are largely avoiding his lessons about money in politics
Trump’s State of the Union changed no minds — but at least no one called it “presidential”
Matthew Rozsa
Not many people felt that Trump reached across the aisle
State of the Union response: Joe Kennedy gives Democrats a taste of what they’ve lost since Obama
Matthew Sheffield
Democrats have struggled to respond to Trump's presidency — but the latest in a Democratic dynasty offers unity
Trump’s economic agenda: The state of dis-union
Robert J. Shapiro
The “forgotten” Americans are likely to go empty-handed, despite Trump's promise they'd be forgotten no more
Outflanked again: Will Democrats find a way to lose big on DACA?
Sophia Tesfaye
Trump offers an atrocious deal, and Democrats take a shutdown off the table: Hardliners win without a fight
Work requirements don’t work: There are better ways to get people off welfare
Ed Dolan
Republicans are in love with making Medicaid recipients work — but that does nothing to get people out of poverty
The coming election is going to be a tidal wave of women running for office
Steven Rosenfeld
Hundreds are running for Congress, but the Democratic Party and progressive groups have only endorsed a few dozen
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