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The 12 best reasons to be a democratic socialist
Steven Rosenfeld
Bernie's latest speech is a triumph -- and a reminder that our greatest domestic programs are rooted in socialism
Bernie Sanders is spot-on: What he gets right (and Peggy Noonan gets wrong) about the link between climate change and terrorism
Gary Legum
Sanders' claim that climate change helped create ISIS generated rightwing snickers. But they're the misguided fools
Robert Reich: America might really elect a crackpot
Robert Reich
The former secretary of labor laments the sorry state of our politics and the damage it's wrought on all of us
“Climate change is directly related to the growth of terrorism”: Watch drama, digs and most questionable statements from the second democratic debate
Peter Cooper
Watch this quick recap if you missed the debate over the weekend
“I am infuriated by India right now”: Delhi gang-rape documentary director lashes out against government ban on “India’s Daughter”
Sonia Saraiya
Salon talks to Leslee Udwin about the controversy around "India's Daughter" and to Freida Pinto about her support
El Niños wreak havoc everywhere: As we brace for the coming El Niño, here’s why their effects are so dramatic
Simon Winchester
Generated in the vast Pacific Ocean, El Niño's effects are legion -- drought, severe rainstorms, major flooding
We might really elect a loon: Ben Carson, Ted Cruz and a GOP gripped by wingnut fever
Bill Curry
Democrats always believe the GOP will sober up and nominate someone sensible. There is zero guarantee this time
Blame it on the baby boomers: Yes, pretty much everything
Sarah L. Kaufman
We have created a culture of coarseness, bad behavior and disgust. It's the fault of one generation
Marco Rubio’s American hellscape: The insane science denial that puts the planet in jeopardy
Paul Rosenberg
Rubio, Cruz and other GOP front-runners have it all backwards, and it is time to sound the alarm
The truth about the P.C. wars: Radicalized wingnuts & disdainful liberal elites are the real problem
Sean McElwee
For all the handwringing about "p.c. run amok," the truth is that there are far more pernicious forces at work
Breaking update from Paris: At least two attackers killed in theater raid
Associated Press
Police officials say security forces have ended their assault on a concert hall filled with hostages
Paul Krugman issues urgent warning: These radical Republicans will follow through, all facts be damned
Salon Staff
A stern, serious Krugman says anyone who doesn't believe the GOP's real gold standard fervor is deluding themselves
Hold the Keystone XL bubbly: Our fossil fuel addiction is as strong as ever
Alec Appelbaum
Before we get too carried away, let's figure out how to capitalize on that unquestionably necessary Keystone win
Hey progressives, Hillary isn’t the enemy: I’m a Sanders supporter, but I’m sick of Bernie Bros’ Clinton Derangement Syndrome
Matthew Rozsa
I'm pulling for Sanders. But if Clinton wins the nomination, progressives should go all in for her. Here's why
GOP’s Obamacare lie-fest: “Post-truth” politics dominated the Republican debate
Simon Maloy
Nearly every word the candidates at this week's GOP debate said about the Affordable Care Act was a lie
This man is a wingnut: Why Marco Rubio is as extreme as the rest of the lot
Sophia Tesfaye
Marco's shaken off his image as "moderate" and is now playing for the Iowa evangelical vote
We’re repeating Bush’s failure: An Iraq veteran despairs over our deepening climate-change denial
Roy Scranton
I watched American denial at work as a soldier in Iraq. I'm seeing it all over again in our global warming response
“Maybe people would start paying attention if Megyn Kelly hopped on the hood of a Hybrid”: Bill Nye and Larry Wilmore panel debate GOP science’s hate
Sarah Burris
"We're still talking about it rather than getting to work," Nye says of climate change
Marco Rubio coasts, with a big assist from the moderators: He “won” the GOP debate by evading scrutiny
Simon Maloy
In the fourth GOP 2016 debate, Rubio got to play tee ball, Rand did well, and Jeb wasn't entirely embarrassing
How the Keystone XL Pipeline fight turned tens of thousands of ordinary citizens into “radical environmentalists”
Eileen Flanagan
Republicans pledge to reverse Obama’s Keystone decision, but they can’t halt the movement the pipeline unleashed
Not these clowns again: From fading Jeb Bush to embattled Ben Carson, a preview of tonight’s GOP debate
Sean Illing
The GOP candidates will take the stage at the Milwaukee Theatre tonight. Here's what to expect
“God hates Renoir”: He sucks at painting, and this is why you should care
Ben Norton
The media treats the Renoir Sucks at Painting movement as a joke, but it has serious, important political critiques
Amid racial justice protests, Mizzou president Tim Wolfe resigns
Sophia Tesfaye
The University's public grappling with racism once again places Missouri front-and-center for national scrutiny
Ben Carson has an unlikely defender: Bernie Sanders — yes, really
Sophia Tesfaye
Sanders stays remarkably on message even after a similar defense of Hillary Clinton's emails may have aided her
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