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Bernie Sanders speaks up for “suffering” Palestinians while Hillary Clinton vows to take the U.S.-Israel relationship to “the next level”: Watch the two candidates’ wildly different responses to the Palestine-Israel conflict
Asha Parker
"I think I have shown a lot better judgment than she has on foreign policy," said Sen. Sanders of Clinton
“I feel like he might be the white version of Barack Obama”: These middle schoolers get super candid debating Bernie Sanders vs. Hillary Clinton
Peter Cooper, Janet Upadhye, Katie Levingston
See what the youth have to say about who should be the next president
Trump and Clinton get closer: Arizona and Utah’s relatively small primaries loom larger in the shadow of Brussels terrorist attack
Amanda Marcotte
Trump and Clinton take steps toward nomination on a day when fears of terrorism are dominating the news
The rise of the Brussels hawks: Everybody is terrified of Donald Trump, but why aren’t they worried about Hillary Clinton too?
Daniel Denvir
Yesterday's horrific terror attacks in Belgium sparked a predictable, disconcerting wave of Western saber-rattling
Democrats can’t let Republicans control the conversation: The Brussels attack puts terrorism front and center in the presidential campaign
Sean Illing
Democrats must find a way to talk honestly about terrorism without surrendering to the xenophobia of Republicans
They abandoned the 90 percent: How the Reagan Revolution and Third Way politics led America to ruin
Thom Hartmann
The rise of Trumpism makes perfect sense. Both parties have sacrificed the working class at the alter of globalism
Clinton’s dominance stretches to the West: Hillary blocks Bernie’s chance for comeback with Arizona win
Sophia Tesfaye
The Associated Press has declared Clinton and Trump the winners in Arizona
Snapshot of a broken system: How a profitable company justifies laying off 1,400 people & moved their jobs to Mexico
David Dayen
When a Carrier air conditioner factory was closed, and its jobs outsourced, it wasn't because of financial hardship
UPDATE: Terror in Belgium: Explosions rock Brussels airport and subway, 34 reported killed
Brendan Gauthier
Belgian capital on lockdown in wake of latest attack, which comes just days after Paris perpetrator's arrest
“He is already a winner”: Why Paul Krugman’s attacks on Bernie Sanders miss the mark
Elias Isquith
The NYT pundit can sound like critics of the original Progressive Movement, author Michael Wolraich tells Salon
We need adult leaders: Brussels attack is a sobering reminder of how important it is to have grown-ups in office, not Cruz or Trump
Amanda Marcotte
The Brussels attack drives home how critical it is to have adults, like Clinton or Sanders, in charge
Bill Clinton promises Hillary will “put the awful legacy of the last eight years behind us.” What does that even mean?
Sophia Tesfaye
Bernie Sanders was quick to pounce on Clinton's comments and defend Obama's presidency
Wanted — employability skills: We’re not preparing kids for work, and none of the candidates are talking about it
Jonathan Hasak
We're failing the next generation if we don't come up with a coherent national youth policy
“She sounds like Netanyahu”: Hillary Clinton goes extra hawkish in her biased, die-hard pro-Israel AIPAC speech
Ben Norton
Clinton's speech was full of distortion, belligerence and uncritical support of Israel, totally ignoring its crimes
Back off on Bernie, Barack: Sanders isn’t helping Trump’s cause by staying in the race
Matthew Rozsa
New reports suggest Obama would prefer the democratic socialist bow out now. That would be a terrible mistake
6 key issues where Hillary is vulnerable against Donald Trump
Steven Rosenfeld
Expect the GOP frontrunner to run to her left on everything from foreign policy to the cost of prescription drugs
“Took pandering to a new level”: Progressives, Palestinians criticize Hillary Clinton for “Israeli PR” AIPAC speech
Ben Norton
Critics says Clinton's biased speech at the 2016 AIPAC conference sounds like it was written by an Israeli PR firm
Dancing with the political stars: A deep analysis of the candidates’ usually terrible dance moves
Brendan Gauthier
In which I sift through minutes of archive footage to determine who's the corniest candidate: Bernie or Trump?
Lena Dunham’s biggest haters are Bernie fans: “I’m going to turn into a shaking ogre woman” over smears from fellow Dems
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The prominent Clinton supporter says she faces more hostility from her peers than the right wing over the election
Elizabeth Warren stops being polite and starts getting real: “Let’s be honest – Donald Trump is a loser”
Sophia Tesfaye
After Trump told the New York Times that Warren's "whole life was based on a fraud,” the senator came out swinging
Bernie’s revolution could still disappear: Why a more progressive America is by no means guaranteed
Conor Lynch
There's a pervasive sense on the left that, win or lose this year, America's getting more liberal. Don't be so sure
How jingoism wasted the world: Why liberals finally need to admit that the Afghanistan invasion was wrong
Daniel Denvir
For years, Democrats have clung to the idea that Afghanistan was "the good war." This isn't just wrong, it's deadly
Sanders shouldn’t quit: Top Democrats are implying that Bernie should wind down his campaign — here’s why they’re wrong
Sean Illing
Win or lose, Sanders represents a needed subset of the Democratic Party determined to pull its leaders leftward
Democrats, you can’t vote for Hillary: The case for writing in Bernie Sanders If Hillary Clinton is the nominee
H. A. Goodman
We need structural change: Clinton as president would merge GOPers and Dems into one party on war & foreign policy
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