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Jeb Bush is already toast in Iowa: Poll
Salon Staff
There's a new front runner in Iowa -- and it's not the expected favorite
A weaponized tax code? Why GOP’s SOTU response is a confused mess
Elias Isquith
Bush and Romney don't know how to talk about inequality — but the Tea Party's favorites won't even try
From “Corner Boys Brooklyn” to “Lazy Sunday,” “SNL”‘s best NYC-centric sketches
Anna Silman
"Saturday Night Live" is often at its sharpest when it lampoons the eccentricities of its iconic hometown
Police think we’re the enemy: There will be more Fergusons if we keep militarizing local cops
David Palumbo-Liu
The terrible miscarriage of justice in Ferguson must spur real change in the excessive force given to the police
GOP’s crazy “real men” crew: Why neocon hawks are ready to wreck American foreign policy again
Heather Digby Parton
With a whole new class of hawks recently elected, here's why their colleagues are maniacally licking their chops
“We can fight back”: Elizabeth Warren comes out swinging on midterm trail
Luke Brinker
Plus: The latest on Iowa, a key endorsement in Louisiana, POTUS hits the trail, and GOP's anti-gay message in Kan.
The Midterm Report: A South Dakota Senate upset?
Luke Brinker
The latest curveball of the 2014 cycle could scramble the fight for Senate control
Midterms Digest: Will marriage equality help Democrats on Election Day?
Luke Brinker
Plus: The latest on the fight for the Senate, House Dems' tough slog, marijuana, and climate change
Worst déjà vu ever: Why taxpayers could be bailing out Wall Street again!
David Dayen
If a cyberattack were to target the nation’s financial centers, guess who may be on the hook to cover their losses
Katie Couric vs. Big Food: She’s a “strong feminist,” but not an “activist”
Andrew O'Hehir
America's most beloved TV mom talks about the "inconvenient truth" of obesity -- corporate food has made us fat
Rise of the “Glocker Moms”: The NRA’s aggressive new push for women
Alexander Zaitchik
In the face of controversy and demographic challenges, the gun lobby is making a dramatic pivot
Donald Sterling blowup’s surprise: Al Sharpton’s diminished influence
Wayne Barrett
The Rev is a timeless adapter, able to exploit every news moment to maximum effect. It didn't happen this time
Mike Bloomberg: “I have earned my place in heaven” with gun safety work
Elias Isquith
The former mayor of New York City is pledging another $50 million to support gun safety reform and take on the NRA
The coal industry is using the polar vortex as an excuse to revive older, dirtier power plants
Lindsay Abrams
“Coal’s not going away,” argue energy companies
Taking a stand against St. Patrick’s Day homophobia: Mayors sit out the parades
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Boston and New York's mayors will avoid the events this year, because they exclude gay groups
Run, Joe, run! Why a Scarborough presidential run would be doomed and amazing
Jim Newell
The hot buzz from No Labels circles is the TV host is "mulling" a bid. He can't win, but it'd be funny to watch
“The LEGO Movie”: Plastic blocks fight for freedom!
Andrew O'Hehir
Yeah, "The LEGO Movie" is contradictory and nonsensical, but it's also a joyous, imaginative pop-culture ride
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio drops Staten Island Chuck and declares 6 more weeks of winter
Elias Isquith
As the new mayor put it: "Live by the groundhog, die by the groundhog”
Bill O’Reilly’s surprising new cause: Inequality?
Jack Temple
Add the Fox News host to the list of conservatives backing a minimum wage increase. Here's what's really going on
The truth about charter schools: Padded cells, corruption, lousy instruction and worse results
Jeff Bryant
Charter schools are sold as an answer. With awful discipline and shocking scandals, many really cause new problems
De Blasio’s impossible task: Fix Bloomberg’s New York
Alex Pareene
Time to focus on the New York that didn't come out of the Bloomberg era better off
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