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Sen. Bernie Sanders to introduce guaranteed jobs program: Report
Nicole Karlis
Sanders’s proposal for the federal government will be for every American “who wants or needs a job"
Are Democrats finally playing to win in 2018 and beyond?
Amanda Marcotte
Democrats swung for the fences last week, suing Trump and backing pot legalization. It's about time
Destroy the Earth Day: Under Trump and Pruitt, the right’s assault on the environment goes nuclear
Paul Rosenberg
For decades the right has fought to undo environmental regulation. Under Trump and Pruitt, it's extreme gaslighting
How will history textbooks of the future judge us? I brought back five of them so you can find out
Andrew O'Hehir
I have traveled forward in time and returned with verdicts from the future. Spoiler: America is great again!
Bernie Sanders criticizes Democrats, they flip out (again): Has politics become team sports?
Conor Lynch
Sanders' comments about Democratic failures aren't even controversial. But for some partisans, he's the enemy
Chuck Schumer introduces marijuana decriminalization bill on 4/20
Matthew Rozsa
"If smoking marijuana doesn't hurt anybody else, why shouldn't we allow people to do it?" Schumer says
Bernie Sanders may sing Cardi B’s praises — but sex workers say he’s no ally
Shira Tarlo
Sex workers wonder why Sen. Sanders supports Cardi B, a former stripper, but wants to further criminalize them
Is MSNBC going conservative? Supposedly liberal news network loves #NeverTrumpers more than leftists
Paul Rosenberg
Loading up on semi-repentant conservatives and ignoring the activist left, MSNBC is doing the nation a disservice
The Backpage.com sex-trafficking scandal, the death of the “alt-weekly” and me
Andrew O'Hehir
That onetime newspaper legend who's now in jail on a really scary list of indictments? Boy, did he hate my guts
At first, pundits ignored the populist insurgency: Now they claim it’s a threat to democracy
Conor Lynch
After Trump, Brexit and Italy's Five Star, political experts scramble to decode the supposed dangers of "populism"
Trade policy expert: Trump’s trade war could destroy America’s economy
Matthew Rozsa
Salon spoke with a trade expert from the Progressive Policy Institute to discuss the impact of Trump's trade war
Bernie Sanders’ MLK comments anger Barack Obama supporters
Matthew Rozsa
Sanders is under fire for associating Obama with Democratic failures at an event honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr
Elizabeth Warren: “I am not running for president”
Matthew Rozsa
The Massachusetts senator said she would serve out her full term if she is re-elected in the 2018 cycle
The Donald Trump diplomatic strategy: Arms deals for everyone!
William D. Hartung
Donald Trump and the Art of the Arms Deal
Yes, a blue wave is coming — but that doesn’t mean Donald Trump is facing political doom
Jerry Taylor
Trump is an extraordinary president — but he hasn't transformed the political landscape as much as you think
John Kasich keeps trying really, really hard to reach millennials
Nicole Karlis
Ohio's GOP governor has talked a lot about Justin Bieber and Logan Paul lately. Is that enough to beat Trump?
Russian trolls used my Tumblr to spread election propaganda. Here’s my story
Melissa Ryan
Given Tumblr's reblog chains, the way these Russian trolls utilized the platform can be traced back to origin posts
Populist pundit Dylan Ratigan is running a maverick campaign for Congress in a Trump district
Steven Rosenfeld
It's going to take all of us working together to fix our broken political system
The Skripal snafu: Whose interests are served by confrontation with Russia?
Patrick Lawrence
Theresa May is pushing a global showdown with Moscow over a shadowy poisoning case. Who stands to gain from this?
How they made Germany great again: The Nazi social media campaign of 1932
Andrew O'Hehir
Decades before Facebook, Hitler and Goebbels pioneered the use of Big Data and "social media" to subvert democracy
Why can’t we talk about reparations? A congressional candidate broaches an unmentionable topic
Dan Canon
I'm running for Congress in Indiana, and I've been warned to stay away from "radical" issues. This shouldn't be one
The lesson for progressives from Daniel Biss’ Illinois governor race loss: Don’t alienate labor
Miles Kampf-Lassin
Biss ran for Ill. governor on a progressive platform, but his fraught record on workers' rights haunted his run
President Trump’s choice of Ronny Jackson to lead Veterans Affairs shows his priorities
Matthew Rozsa
One of the largest government departments will be led by someone who gushed about the president's fitness
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