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Why America’s political fights are as fake as pro wrestling
Leonard C. Goodman
The fight behind closed doors is over which party can be a better servant to the donor class
Progressives call for Senate showdown, Supreme Court reform: “We can, and must, fight”
Jessica Corbett
In the wake of Ginsburg's death, an epic battle looms for "our rights, our freedoms, ... our bodies, our lives"
McConnell vows to be “firewall” against progress in Senate as Democrats mull eliminating filibuster
Lisa Newcomb
While lawmakers from both parties have used the tactic in the past, Democrats look to block GOP opposition in 2021
Noam Chomsky: We are facing the most dangerous moment in human history
Alex Henderson
Chomsky believes that the “threat of nuclear war” is “probably more severe" now "than it was during the Cold War"
The U.S. presidential election: 2020 is not 2016
Richard Phillips
2020 is different than 2016 in many respects
Susan Collins and Democratic rival Sarah Gideon square off in Maine’s first Senate debate
Roger Sollenberger
The key Senate race could determine whether Mitch McConnell remains majority leader
America’s so-called war on terror has displaced as many as 59 million people
Jake Johnson
"We need a reckoning. We can't simply move on."
“Jimmy Carter: Rock & Roll President”: A loving relationship to music that “cuts through politics”
Gary M. Kramer
Filmmakers Mary Wharton and Chris Farrell spoke to Salon about interviewing Carter & discovering his joyous side
Who’s advising Joe Biden on climate? His former rivals
Zoya Teirstein
The optics of how Biden approaches climate action are almost as important as the climate policy he puts forward
Counterculture memoirist Sharon Dukett on what we learned (and forgot) from the hippies
Keith A. Spencer
Running away from home as a teen gave Sharon Dukett a spacious view of early 1970s culture and protest movements
High turnout by Trump’s base won’t be enough to get him re-elected
Tom Boggioni
Even if Trump's fanbase turns out in high numbers in November, it might not be enough
Why 2020 may be a signal year for the American labor movement
Matthew Rozsa
Strikes have become mainstream topics of conversation — and the pandemic is changing the calculus for labor
Ed Markey beats Joe Kennedy in Massachusetts primary — a race that never should have happened
Sophia Tesfaye
Progressive senator beats back challenge from the most famous name in politics — and why was Nancy Pelosi involved?
Laura Ingraham catches Trump pushing “conspiracy theory” that Biden is controlled by “dark shadows”
Igor Derysh
The Fox host repeatedly tried to save the president, even as he compared the Jacob Blake shooting to a golf putt
Social Security fund would run out of money in 3 years if Trump eliminates payroll tax: SSA analysis
Igor Derysh
Democrats say Trump's vow would “completely decimate Social Security" as advisers try to walk back his promise
Despite DNC focus on winning “Biden Republicans,” poll suggests beating Trump is about Dem turnout
Julia Conley
"So much for going all out to get Republicans and shunning progressives"
Hurricane Laura highlights GOP has “absolutely no plan to deal with the climate crisis”
Andrea Germanos
Republicans made no mention of climate change during the RNC as a catastrophic storm barreled toward the Gulf Coast
Kirsten Dunst wants to know why she’s on Kanye West’s presidential campaign poster
Ryan Lattanzio
"What's the message here, and why am I [a part] of it?" Dunst tweeted at Kanye West
Pentagon secrecy around COVID at Guantanamo Bay is one more reason to shut the prison
Julia Conley
Lawmakers said response from the Defense Department about efforts to contain the coronavirus were unconvincing
Whose alpha male is this? Donald Trump and America’s sad, failed model of masculinity
David Masciotra
As author Tom Digby explains, Trump's "cartoon masculinity" is a desperate attempt to cling to a fading ideal
Fox News host repeatedly fact-checks Kellyanne Conway’s alternative Democratic Convention facts
Igor Derysh
“Joe Biden’s got a plan," Sandra Smith tells Conway. "It's on his campaign website . . . You can read through it"
Night two of the virtual DNC held aloft the party’s true stars: America and her people
Melanie McFarland
AOC, Bill Clinton, John Kerry and Jill Biden had moments, but the state-to-state roll call gave the night its heart
Democratic Convention hits Trump where it hurts: On lack of pandemic preparedness
Kaiser Health News Staff
The pandemic was an ever-present theme during the first night of the Democrats’ 2020 national convention
DNC’s first night was claustrophobic and grim: A compelling mirror of life in America
Amanda Marcotte
Bernie Sanders and Michelle Obama headline an awkward opening night that found a rare quality: Authenticity
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