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Sanders to Seth Meyers: “I don’t think the Democratic party has been anywhere near as strong as it should be”
Brendan Gauthier
Sanders also reminded his backers to stay away from pulling the lever for Trump in November
Anti-Defamation League calls on Donald Trump Jr. to retract his “gas chamber” joke
Sophia Tesfaye
"Trivialization of the Holocaust and gas chambers is NEVER okay "
Poll panic is here! Yes, Trump is closing, but here’s why it’s meaningless
Gary Legum
This week's polls may suggest Trump is inching closer to the White House, but the truth is he remains miles away
Jews must speak out against Islamophobia: Standing with our Muslim brothers and sisters is critical
Matthew Rozsa
Our communities have a shared understanding of oppression. Forging a new solidarity is crucial to the future
When pork flies: The F-35, the Pentagon’s $1.1 trillion flying money pit, is (sort of) ready for duty
Angelo Young
The lemon has liftoff! After 20 years, the most expensive weapon in history is being put into service
Clinton’s health is Obama’s birth certificate all over again: A barely disguised way for conservatives to wallow in bigotry
Amanda Marcotte
The Clinton health hysteria is about painting women as too fragile to hold office
Arrest warrant issued for journalist Amy Goodman after reporting on Dakota Access oil pipeline protests
Ben Norton
Democracy Now host charged with misdemeanor in North Dakota after exposing the use of attack dogs and pepper spray
5 outrageous right-wing moments this week: Gohmert gets brain stuck in a blender
Janet Allon
Speakers at the Values Voter Summit showed they know exactly what Jesus would do
First step toward a safer country: America needs to destroy its cult of guns
Kathy Kiely
Two gun control leaders think it can be broken but only with a lot more work and intensity
Cleaning up after pundits: Dear media elites, No, Trump is not a populist
Jim Hightower
The incitement of anti-immigrant prejudice for political gain is shameful, but it's not new in our country
Not all of 2016’s political surprises are bad: A bipartisan campaign finance reform bill shows promise
Kathy Kiely
Yes, Virginia (and all you other states), it could happen, and maybe this year
The right’s war on college: “Starving the Beast” exposes the fight to destroy America’s great public universities
Andrew O'Hehir
Why does college cost so much? Because the far right is trying to undermine or privatize state universities
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