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Exceptionally exhausted: Inside the “most ominous” inauguration in American history
Jefferson Morley
With Trump's arrival, American global exceptionalism is dead
Election rigging 101: Donald Trump’s crash course in hijacking democracy
William deBuys
President Trump was right: The election was rigged. But it was rigged in his favor
Vulgarians at the gate: The next 4 years could be a long, slow, messy slide into cultural oblivion
David Masciotra
Think Donald Trump's campaign was full of previously unthinkable moments? It can only keep getting worse from here
Interior sec. nominee Ryan Zinke doubles down on coal
Bobby Magill
Interior secretary nominee wants to recommit to fossil fuels, disregard renewables and climate change
Betsy DeVos once accused her fellow Republicans of racism in opposing school choice
Matthew Rozsa
DeVos blasted Republicans who she claimed oppose school choice out of fear of "kids from the inner cities"
Tom Price’s Obamacare obfuscation: Trump’s health secretary nominee previews how GOP plans to sell an ACA “replacement”
Simon Maloy
Tom Price went before the Senate today to sow confusion about how a Republican health plan will "replace" Obamacare
Rep. Tulsi Gabbard embarks on “fact-finding” mission to Damascus, Syria
Brendan Gauthier
Gabbard's Middle East trip won't earn the Hawaii Democrat any favors among her Democratic colleagues
Schooled: Watch Senators question Betsy DeVos’ qualifications during her confirmation hearings
Matthew Rozsa
Betsy DeVos may have been an even worse choice for secretary of education than previously thought
Trumping Trump? New York Governor Andrew Cuomo courts ‘middle-class anger’
David Klepper
The Democratic mayor of New York wants to take his progressive message directly to angry middle-class voters
Prognosis, negative: Members of Congress are feeling the heat from constituents who want to keep their health care
Taylor Link
Even Donald Trump is weighing in on the GOP's plan to gut the Affordable Care Act
The Trump story media dare not utter: They sacrificed democracy for ratings
Thom Hartmann
Democracy can't survive when media have a sole commitment to profit with little consideration for the public good
Don’t think of a rampaging elephant: Linguist George Lakoff explains how the Democrats helped elect Trump
Paul Rosenberg
Democrats played into Trump's hands, Lakoff says — and they won't win until they learn how to frame the debate
The city big oil built: When industrial disaster strikes, residents must “shelter in place”
Steve Early
Across the bay from San Francisco is Richmond, a working-class company town where Chevron looms large
From company town to rebel city: California town shows how progressives can win
Shaun Richman
The small Bay Area city of Richmond, California, has stood out for its boldness
Time to put the pressure on: 5 things you can do to resist Trump before Inauguration Day
Ilana Novick
Grab your phone, comfortable shoes and a few friends — it's easy to get involved
Americans overwhelmingly support Bernie Sanders’ economic policies — so how’d we end up here?
Conor Lynch
Most Americans want single-payer health care, economic justice and action on climate change. That day will come
Goodbye, age of great expectations: We know how America got here, but where does it go now?
Andrew J. Bacevich
In the present day, there is no vision to which Americans collectively adhere
Bernie Sanders: Donald Trump has to rescue Obamacare and admit he’s a liar
Bernie Sanders
The president-elect might have forgotten his campaign promises. But we won't
The science of white working class pain: Trump’s appeal is rooted in the body as well as the mind
Vinnie Rotondaro
Trump voters' physical, emotional and social stress affected their world views
Nearly a quarter of Americans are not religious: Why doesn’t that diversity show up in politics?
Amanda Marcotte
About 1 in 4 Americans has no religious affiliation — but only 1of 538 members of Congress admits to that
How lucky we are to be alive right now: Bernie Sanders gets the “Hamilton” treatment
Brendan Gauthier
"Feel the Bern: A Musical Of the People, By the People, and For the People" opened to a SRO crowd in Burlington
Bernie Sanders tells Rachel Maddow: Republicans don’t have a mandate
Matthew Rozsa
The Vermont Senator has made it clear that Republicans don't have a mandate — and offers a prescription to fight
A more liberal nation: Fewer Americans are calling themselves conservative these days
Matthew Rozsa
There are still more conservatives than liberals, but the number of liberals is growing
Van Jones urges Democrats to snap out of centrist trance: “The Clinton days are over”
Brendan Gauthier
Jones denounced "this idea that we’re gonna be this moderate party," and endorsed Rep. Keith Ellison for DNC chair
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