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Wal-Mart’s new scheme to prey on America’s poor
Lynn Stuart Parramore
The multinational retailer wants to offer affordable banking. Here's why that's a horrible idea
Obama loses the left: Why his low approval rating may be here to stay
Elias Isquith
For many liberals, it's Sen. Elizabeth Warren's party now. After six years, here's why they're ready for a change
Morning midterms update: Nate Silver sees a “troubling trend” for Senate Democrats
Luke Brinker
Plus: Republicans' fundraising angst, the GOP's post-midterm agenda, the Kansas Senate race, and Chris Christie
David Boies’ sorry lesson: Why defending LGBT marriage alone doesn’t make you a pro-gay hero
Luke Brinker
Some of marriage equality's biggest champions are complicit in blocking other progress for gay people. Here's how
Senate Democrats push increased access to emergency contraception for rape victims
Jenny Kutner
Congressional Republicans could oppose the bill -- but women will likely form a key voting bloc in the midterms
Bill Clinton weighs in on Elizabeth Warren’s future
Luke Brinker
Asked if the senator -- who many hope takes on his wife -- is future of the party, the ex-president was laudatory
Higher ed’s obscene profit scheme: Schools, banks and the government win — you drown in debt
Astra Taylor, Hannah Appel
A lifetime of debt, but lousy job prospects. For-profit colleges are a big waste, but schools sure do cash in
Bernie Sanders should stop being polite: Why he must get in 2016 candidates’ faces!
Simon Maloy
Bernie Sanders won't be president, but he can keep the 2016 candidates honest if he runs to the left and runs hard
All these effing geniuses: Ezra Klein, expert-driven journalism, and the phony Washington consensus
Thomas Frank
Ezra Klein and his data brigade think political science will save us. But expert opinion is why we're in this mess
From Elizabeth Warren to Sarah Palin: Here’s which women decide to run for office
Katie McDonough
It's not an ambition gap that's keeping women out of politics. It's something structural -- and far more insidious
“Crossfire’s” swan dive into oblivion: Why it’s a good thing that the show was off-air during a summer of huge news
Daniel D'Addario
It's a wasted opportunity for CNN, with its random programming strategy that avoids news at all costs
In Senate races, candidates tackle the blame game
Christina A. Cassidy, Adam Beam
Spitting on the working poor: Living wage surcharges and the nickel-and-diming of America
Peter-Astrid Kane
Minimum wage hikes are a great idea. But here's how corporations and the right hope to make America hate them
Secret audio nails Mitch! Endangered McConnell busted humiliating himself on tape
Joan Walsh
A GOP Senate, he promised, would slash funds to the ACA, Dodd-Frank and the EPA, and block a minimum wage hike
“Potential upset of the century”: Zephyr Teachout’s lesson for Andrew Cuomo
Joan Walsh
The Dean 2004 vet explains why she’s running for NY governor -- and how the left can take over the Democratic Party
Hillary’s overlooked ’16 worry: Will she write off the anti-interventionist left again?
Joan Walsh
For all the talk about her positioning around inequality, her foreign policy may alienate voters she needs in '16
Welcome to TV hell: 8 things you learn watching Sarah Palin’s insane new channel
Janet Allon
We watched so you don't have to
Sarah Palin’s rant on liberals, fast food and hell makes no sense
Prachi Gupta
Preview content from her new unfiltered online channel -- for free!
Jon Stewart is not enough: The curse of centrism, and why the Tea Party keeps rolling “Daily Show” Democrats
Thomas Frank
It's easy to take shots and laugh at the know-nothing right. But our smirks let complicit Democrats off the hook
“They don’t have the courage”: How the two-party system aided Israel disaster
Elias Isquith
To get principled responses to humanitarian crises, break up DC's pro-Israel status quo, leading socialist explains
GOP’s “toxic” laundering scheme: How echoes of Jack Abramoff are emerging
Heather Digby Parton
Group of GOP power brokers demonstrates the party's penchant for fleecing Indian tribes and Christian conservatives
Paul Krugman cheers the Obama victory everyone else forgot
Elias Isquith
The New York Times columnist says Dodd-Frank is working — even if the mainstream media hasn't noticed
“I could kick his butt”: Why Mitch McConnell is in serious trouble
Shannon Eblen
At Kentucky's Fancy Farm picnic, GOP minority leader tested out a tricky strategy: Make his campaign not about him
Great for the Tea Party, bad for the people: How the 1 percent conquered Internet activism
Micah Sifry
Web democracy fail: Easy to join the conversation but impossible to be heard, and big money speaks loudest of all
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