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“Saturday Night Live” has a problem not even Matt Damon can solve
Melanie McFarland
Damon gave "SNL" one of its best episodes in recent memory. But the show needs an identity beyond A-list hosts
Fox News poll: Only 38 percent of Americans would vote to re-elect Donald Trump
Ryan Mikel
While 38 percent of Americans said they will vote for Trump come 2020, 55 percent plan to vote for someone else
News from the far side of nowhere: In a crippled world, all the news that’s fit to splint
Tom Engelhardt
America already preparing to sign off on 2018 in a blur of Trump
Beto, Bernie, Biden? Who’s the 2020 frontrunner?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Who will be on the ballot by convention time?
Beto beats Bernie: O’Rourke edges out Sanders to top Democratic straw poll
Matthew Rozsa
Three white guys lead a list of potential Democratic presidential candidates by the progressive group MoveOn
“Donald Trump is destroying truth”: Scholar Jason Stanley on the rhetoric of American fascism
Chauncey DeVega
Author of "How Fascism Works" says Trump and Republicans "are doing everything they can to suppress democracy"
First wave of 2020 panic: Is Biden vs. Bernie really the best Democrats can do?
Andrew O'Hehir
After the sweeping, female-fueled victories of the midterms, a battle of old white dudes could spell disaster
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez shuts down Donald Trump Jr.’s trolling: We’ll soon “have subpoena power”
Summer Cartwright
The president's son said socialism will lead to Americans eating dogs
Barack Obama meets Beto O’Rourke as speculation swirls about possible 2020 bid from Texas Democrat
Shira Tarlo
There have been not-so-subtle hints that O'Rourke is becoming more serious by the day about taking on Donald Trump
Joe Biden hints at 2020 run: “I’m the most qualified person in the country to be president”
Shira Tarlo
Biden to decide whether or not to throw his hat in the ring to take on Donald Trump in 2020 in the next two months
Sanders is “laying the groundwork to launch a bigger presidential campaign than his first”: report
Shira Tarlo
There have been not-so-subtle hints that Bernie Sanders is becoming more serious by the day about running in 2020
Kamala Harris to weigh 2020 presidential bid over holidays: It will ultimately be a family decision
Shira Tarlo
"Let's be honest: It's going to be ugly. When you break things, it is painful, and you get cut and you bleed"
John Kerry weighing a possible challenge to Donald Trump in 2020: “I’m going to think about it”
Ryan Mikel
During a speech at Harvard University, the former senator said that a 2020 presidential run was not "off the table"
What happens when the intelligence community decides that Trump is too dangerous to be president?
Jefferson Morley
A surge of public activism by former CIA personnel is one of the most unexpected developments of the Trump era
Big midterm lesson: Democrats will need an inspiring candidate to beat Trump in 2020
Matthew Rozsa
We know Republicans will turn out in droves for Trump. Democrats need someone who can generate the same passion
History made twice over: Americans have finally elected Native American women to Congress
Shira Tarlo
There’s never been a Native American woman elected to Congress — now there are two heading to the House in January
Republican ads feature MS-13, hoping fear will motivate voters
Anthony W. Fontes
Campaign ads this year include a stream of Republicans linking immigration to crime
How the Google employee walkout could trigger major corporate reform
Keith A. Spencer
The Google protesters are fighting for a corporate governance change that could have national reverberations
In appeal to Fox News viewers, Democrat Claire McCaskill slams Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren
Rachel Leah
Facing a tough re-election race on Nov. 6, McCaskill moves closer to the right
After terror comes the media BS: No, lazy pundits, “both sides” don’t do this
Bob Cesca
It was a week that shocked America. Whatever talking heads and Republicans may claim, the responsibility is clear
Why American leaders persist in waging losing wars
William J. Astore
Hint: They’re winning in other ways
The case for giving every American $25 “Democracy Vouchers” for every election
ADAM EICHEN
Refusing corporate donations is just a start — we need real campaign finance reform to revive democracy
Can the “blue wave” save Democrats from themselves? Progressive activists see hard work ahead
Paul Rosenberg
A year after the post-2016 Democratic "autopsy," progressives say the party has made progress. But it's not enough
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