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I thought I could reason with Antonin Scalia: A more naive young fool never drew breath
Bruce Hay
I clerked for Scalia, certain he prized reason. From our leather chairs, we never saw the lives his rulings gutted
The gun industry won: Republicans defeated the anti-gun crowd by shouting them down with temper tantrums and sheer nonsense
Amanda Marcotte
The gun lobby won by being so unreasonable that discourse fell apart, a strategy conservatives adopted
Donald Trump is basically invincible at this point: Cruz & Rubio waited way too long to fight back
Heather Digby Parton
At last night's debate, Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz finally took aim at their main rival. If only it weren't so late
The media is calling Bernie’s “political revolution” dead — and completely missing the point
Tim Donovan
After some tough losses to Clinton, many are ready to dismiss the Vermont senator. That would be a cynical mistake
GOP doomsday is at hand: The Donald is positioned to win yuge on Super Tuesday
Steven Rosenfeld
Trump is sprinting to the finish line, and there may not be a thing Marco Rubio or Ted Cruz can do to stop him
Pregnant Chrissy Teigen shuts down haters who don’t understand fertility science: “I also picked the embryo with a taste for bacon”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
People lost their minds when the model and Twitter queen said she chose her baby's sex
Profit over the planet: WTO’s lawsuit ruling could be a giant blow to the renewable energy movement
Ben Norton
WTO tribunal ruled in a lawsuit initiated by the U.S. that India's national solar energy program violates trade law
If you love the planet, you might not want to vote for Cruz or Trump: Here’s a rundown of where the presidential candidates stand on climate change
Antoaneta Roussi
The next president will greatly impact environmental policy, and the finalists' stances vary widely on the crisis
This is why GOP always wins: Obama should have fought Scalia obstruction with a recess appointment
David Daley
Stop dreaming GOP does anything but obstruct. It helps them! Dems should get this by now, made recess appointment
Reality check for the GOP: These guys probably can’t beat Trump
Gary Legum
If you're hoping that one of these candidates could unseat Trump if only the others dropped out, keep dreaming
No, Jeb Bush’s failed campaign doesn’t mean Citizens United doesn’t matter
Sean McElwee
Observers have taken Jeb's disastrous flameout as evidence that money doesn't matter in politics. They're wrong
This is how we spooked Putin: What the New York Times won’t tell you about the American adventure in Ukraine
Patrick L. Smith
The failure of Washington’s most adventurous power assertion in post-Cold War period can no longer be papered over
Bernie Sanders has a turnout problem: Young people can lead a movement, but they rarely send candidates to victory
Sean Illing
A great percentage of young people, despite their enthusiasm, never bother voting — and this is brutal for Bernie
Robert Reich: Ted Cruz is even more dangerous than Donald Trump
Robert Reich
"Both men would be disasters for America, but Ted Cruz would be the larger disaster"
Democrats who backed Iraq now dare slime Sanders’ foreign policy experience?
Paul Rosenberg
The hawkish Hillary team paints Sanders as a foreign policy naif. His views may be smarter and tougher than hers
America’s shameful state of decay: Sanders is campaigning on rebuilding the country’s infrastructure — will it work?
James Luchte
Sanders is promising an FDR-style public works program to rebuild our crumbling infrastructure. Here's how
It’s time to end Antonin Scalia’s prison state: How the next SCOTUS justice could help end mass incarceration
Daniel Denvir
Few people did more to ensure the ranks of American prisons swelled over the past generation than Scalia
The digging never ends: It’s not just what ExxonMobil did, it’s what it’s doing
Bill McKibben
ExxonMobil's never-ending big dig is flooding the Earth with fossil fuels, Bill McKibben explains
Ted Cruz just makes this stuff up: Scalia, the GOP and the lies they tell about the Constitution
Paul Rosenberg
Conservatives wrap themselves in a Constitution they don't understand, claiming powers it does not provide
ExxonMobil claims it supports a carbon tax. Let’s take a look at the track records of the lawmakers it funds
Elliott Negin
If ExxonMobil really supported climate action, it would stop funding groups that spread lies about climate science
“Obama has a soft spot for homosexuals because of the years he spent as a male prostitute in his twenties”: Meet the looniest politician in Texas (and that’s saying something)
Lou Dubose
Bat-shit nuts candidates are everywhere in Texas -- and sometimes even win. This year, there's a special case
Donald Trump is unstoppable: After crossing the 9/11 line at Saturday’s debate, his lead in South Carolina remains “yuuuge”
Sean Illing
Trump has slain every sacred cow imaginable, yet his popularity among Republican primary voters continues to rise
Profiting off of chaos: How the U.S. privatized its war in Afghanistan — Antony Loewenstein on “Disaster Capitalism”
Ben Norton
Journalist Antony Loewenstein tells Salon how corporations exploit violent conflicts in Afghanistan and beyond
Hillary Clinton’s strategy shift: Why she’s wise to run for a “third Obama term”
Sean Illing
Hillary's stressing how much closer her platform is to Obama's than Bernie's — that might be enough to top Sanders
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