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They really want a theocracy: The GOP candidates who want to make you bow to their lord
Jeffrey Tayler
GOP wants Christianity as our official religion. Middle East's on fire. Theocrats are marching and must be stopped
Wealth therapy is an insult to us all: Meet the 1 percenters finding solace in wealth redistribution
Kate Aronoff
Influenced by Occupy Wall Street, these 1 percenters aren't wallowing in self-pity. They're actually taking action
I’m a feminist with a football obsession: “I’m interested in the way we love things that aren’t good for us: chocolate, booze, narcissists, football”
Steve Almond
Diane Roberts is a feminist and English professor at Florida State. And a football fan, even when that's at odds
The climate change fix we need: We’ll never solve the problem until we do this
Jedediah Purdy
We can't solve global warming until we fix our politics. Here's how we start
The GOP’s war on security: How their climate denialism endangers us all
Sean Illing
Another year is declared the warmest on record. How fried must we be before the denialists open their eyes?
Bernie Sanders: We need to “go much further” than Obama and Biden if America is to survive
Scott Eric Kaufman
Democrats can't just "go around saying, 'Gee, everything is good'" and expect to win the White House in 2016
“I haven’t seen a list this crazy since the 10 Commandments”: Trevor Noah lets Paul Ryan have it
Sarah Burris
Better call Paul: "The Daily Show" breaks down Ryan's nuttiest demands to take the House speakership
This is not a democracy: Behind the Deep State that Obama, Hillary or Trump couldn’t control
Patrick L. Smith
Foreign policy never really changes regardless of who holds the White House. This is why exceptionalism always wins
Obamacare saved my a**: Really, it literally saved my a**
Josh Flaum
"I learned that in America, people actually had to pay for health care. I would have to be very, very careful."
Neil deGrasse Tyson lets the science deniers have it: “The beginning of the end of an informed democracy”
Sean Illing
In a Salon exclusive, the renowned astrophysicist discusses his show "StarTalk" and the state of science in America
This is what karma feels like: How the GOP’s Benghazi fraudsters sowed the seeds of their own destruction
Gary Legum
The Benghazi committee has always been kabuki theater -- but now the show's up
Bill Maher is right about this much: We still have socialism all wrong
Matthew Rozsa
Bernie Sanders' policies are finally being evaluated on their own merits, and we have the "Real Time" host to thank
Ted Cruz hates the Constitution: The right’s religious warriors are an affront to our secular democracy
Sean Illing
This weekend's evangelical forum in Texas put the GOP's frightening zealotry on full display
Bernie has a “socialist” problem: He’s no wild-eyed radical, but it’s rough out there for a socialist
Simon Maloy
Sanders has a lot of history and prejudice to overcome — most of it from the media and his own party
This is still Bernie Sanders’ moment: He’s right on the big issues, now he must communicate it
Bill Curry
Hillary's a solid debater. That doesn't make her right or honest on the substance. That's Sanders' opening
It’s far worse than it sounds: Climate change is making our winters shorter
Maureen Nandini Mitra
The spring will come three weeks earlier thanks to climate change. This isn't a good thing
Rathergate and the dark magic of 2004: When the GOP learned how to subvert truth and alter political reality
Andrew O'Hehir
Long before Benghazi and Planned Parenthood, Karl Rove toppled Dan Rather, gutted CBS and proclaimed lies as truth
Karl Rove rags on Bernie Sanders: “An elderly dyspeptic Bilbo Baggins”
Sophia Tesfaye
Sanders is a "cranky hobbit" according to the failed prognosticator
The big issue everyone but CNN is talking about — and why our democracy depends on it
Nick Nyhart
It's a topic that has Americans "mad as hell" -- but you wouldn't know it if you'd watched this week's debate
America’s cities are doomed: New York could be unlivable in a matter of decades
Reynard Loki
An alarming new study finds hundreds of major metropolises along the Eastern seaboard are already beyond saving
Bill Gates and Elon Musk are wrong: Artificial intelligence is not going to take over the world
Sean Miller
Even the simplest bacteria are smarter than the most advanced AI
WATCH: Seth MacFarlane introduces Bernie Sanders with a bizarre Bill Cosby joke
Christine Jun
The "We Saw Your Boobs" and "Family Guy" creator is also for Sanders -- and introduced him quite oddly in L.A.
Trump’s America vs. Hillary’s America: The most shocking contrasts between the Democratic & Republican debates
Heather Digby Parton
If there's one thing last night's debate made clear, it's that our political parties are living on separate planets
CNN’s Dana Bash fronts for the 1 percent: The debate’s worst question came straight from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Donald Cohen, Peter Dreier
Her question on family leave came straight from the Chamber of Commerce playbook, myths, errors and all
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