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We failed Anita Hill: Decades after Clarence Thomas’ “Confirmation,” we still can’t handle talking about sexual harrassment
Sonia Saraiya
HBO's film is a timely look at the thwarted, mishandled confirmation hearings that upheld a sad status quo
“A crisis point in our democracy”: Why progressive leaders and thousands of others will risk arrest this week
Steven Rosenfeld
"We have to stand for our highest moral and constitutional values," said Cornell William Brooks of the NAACP
15 wingnut celebrities who are all in for Donald Trump
Kali Holloway
Hulk Hogan. Scott Baio. Stephen Baldwin. C-listers are crawling out of the woodwork to make America great again
“Media can be the greatest force for peace on earth”: Amy Goodman reflects on the 20th anniversary of “Democracy Now!”
Sean Illing
When the media "simply acts as a PR machine for those in power, this all has to be challenged," says Goodman
The GOP vs. the pursuit of knowledge: Inside the Republican crusade against science
Sean McElwee, Philip Cohen
Republicans have increasingly not just alienated scientists, but have even worked to destroy their field
This is why people don’t trust Hillary: How a convenient reversal on gun control highlights her opportunism
Conor Lynch
Clinton's campaign recently hit Bernie on the one issue where she resides to his left: Guns. But she didn't always
Clouds won’t slow climate change: NASA survey finds their cooling effects have been overstated
John Upton
That same survey indicates temperatures could rise as much as 25 percent faster than previously expected
We’re speeding toward a climate change catastrophe — and that makes 2016 the most important election in a generation
Émile P. Torres
How the U.S. confronts climate change will shape the world for generations; neither Clinton nor Trump seems to care
Valerie Plame has one regret: “I wish I had the maturity and courage to have pushed back more”
Chris Pavone, Valerie Plame
In conversation about spy novels with Chris Pavone, she says "gender bias is built into the system" at the CIA
Republicans really fall for this nonsense: The GOP is the party of stupid, but its voters are the deluded ones
Andrew Burstein, Nancy Isenberg
GOP voters eagerly consume lies of party that twist data, welcomes ignorant, racist and happily anti-intellectual
“Ted Cruz has no business being in the Bronx”: Latino protesters interrupt Cruz to call him “an insult to the whole community”
Sophia Tesfaye
The Texas Tea Party Senator gets a taste of the "New York values" he's famously decried
The quiet, vicious racism of Scott Walker’s Wisconsin
Gary Legum
As Wisconsin gets ready to vote in today's big primary, it behooves us to remember what this state has become
The media’s biggest 2016 failure isn’t Donald Trump — it’s ignoring the “profound crisis” of climate change
Jack Mirkinson
The clip of Hillary arguing with a protester is somehow the biggest climate story of 2016. The media must do better
Democrats need to accept a hard truth about Bernie Sanders: He can get a lot more done as a senator than president — and here’s why
Elias Isquith
He's been a huge, positive influence on the primary. But maybe Sanders would do more from outside the Oval Office
New favorite candidate? Senate hopeful trains to “literally fistfight the Koch brothers” in hilarious new campaign ad
Sophia Tesfaye
"What other option does a person like me have," California Senate candidate Mike Beitiks asks
This problem is much bigger than Trump: Why abortion rights in America are becoming more endangered by the day
Eesha Pandit
Trump was rebuked for proposing that women who get illegal abortions be punished. That's actually already happening
WATCH: Clinton goes off on Greenpeace activist: “I am so sick” of the Sanders campaign bringing up my fossil fuel money
Ben Norton
Hillary yells angrily at an environmental protester and misleadingly implies she is not receiving fossil fuel cash
Even worse than we imagined: Sea levels will rise nearly double the previously considered “worst-case scenario,” devastating study reveals
Michael Garofalo
New research suggests that the landmark Paris accord may be insufficient to prevent catastrophic sea level rise
Hillary will never get it: Why Bernie is running away with the youth vote
Les Leopold
Clinton dismisses Sanders as a single-issue candidate. It's a line of attack that only distances her from her base
How to beat the right: The gay rights victory in Georgia shows the power of fighting conservatives’ bad-faith arguments
Amanda Marcotte
Gay rights activists refuse to buy disingenuous arguments over "religious freedom", and their strategy is working
Big Coal dealt a big blow: Montanans shut down largest mine in North America
Nick Engelfried
Through civil disobedience, local communities have defeated a company once thought invincible. This is their story
“Snowden has done a service”: Former Bush official Lawrence Wilkerson applauds the whistleblower
Ben Norton
Wilkerson says Snowden did not threaten U.S. security, and, in a perfect world, the whistleblower would be rewarded
It’s a noble choice to spend more time in the kitchen, but it’s not for everyone. Are you listening, Michael Pollan?
Jayson Lusk
The key word here is "choice." Let's hear it for spending less time preparing meals, thanks to modern innovations
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