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89th Academy Awards celebrates diversity, inclusion and communication
Alli Joseph
In "La La Land," "Manchester by the Sea," "Moonlight" and "Hacksaw," the spotlight shines on overcoming adversity
At the altar of American greatness: David Brooks, Trump and the Church of America the Redeemer
Andrew Bacevich
It demands of the faithful just one thing: a fervent belief in our mission to remake the world in America's image
America last: The case for moral disengagement from politics in the age of Trump
Anis Shivani
We may well be seeing the rise of fascism — but Democrats and liberals have helped make it possible. Just say no!
Sharp vision: New glasses help the legally blind see
Michael Liedtke
New glasses could be a huge deal for people whose vision can't be corrected with ordinary lenses
Angst in the Church of America the Redeemer
Andrew J. Bacevich
Worshippers belive that America’s transgressions, unlike those of other countries, don’t count against it
The breitbartification of CPAC
Matt Gertz
Breitbart has passed away, but the revolution he started is at its peak: the media company is everywhere at CPAC
With “Crashing,” Pete Holmes makes a good comedy about a decent man who’s a bad comic
Melanie McFarland
Pete Holmes gives viewers a show about comedians that isn't hilarious, but is perfectly honest — and it works
They were brought to America as kids — then sent back to a country they barely know
Jaime Jacques
As Trump’s wall threatens to become a reality, four Mexicans deported under Obama lose their hope of returning
Exploring two forms of devotion: Inside the secret life of a devout Christian dominatrix
Sarah Francois
On Saturday night I don latex and beat men with paddles. On Sunday morning I go to church. Are they much different?
The new patriotism: Loving America and resisting President Trump, a one-man 9/11
Frida Berrigan
A lesson on how to fall back in love with your country, even in times of instability
Muslim journey to superheroism: Why America needs Marvel superhero Kamala Khan now more than ever
Katie M. Logan
The Marvel superhero directly confronts a "war on terror culture" that regards Muslim-Americans as threats
Bright lights, big city: The Darfur teenager who came home a king
Margaret Whitehead
At 16, Abbas Yahya left his small hometown in Western Darfur, dreaming of making it in the city
A dangerous troll is now reporting from the White House
Media Matters
Gateway Pundit's new White House correspondent spent their first day flashing hate symbol from the briefing room
Red state TV: Networks are reportedly seeking pilots appealing to Trump voters
Melanie McFarland
Pilot season is in full swing and networks are looking for red state programming. But what does that mean?
When the government really did fear a Bowling Green massacre — from a white supremacist
A.C. Thompson
Assault rifles, body armor, a possible kill list, but not much attention when a white man wanted a "race war"
Believe your eyes: FX’s “Legion” is an extraordinary trip inside a hero’s subjective reality
Melanie McFarland
Noah Hawley's new series isn't simple to understand, but the visuals make it easy to embrace its story
Uncovering the roots of racist ideas in America
Ibram X. Kendi
Opening our hearts to patriotism will not solve the problem of racist ideas
Is it tough being a kid? Try being a president’s kid
Darlene Superville
Presidential kids sometimes receive less-than-kid-glove treatment in media
Football is Trumpball Lite: Who needs Super Bowls when Trump’s real-life plays are more aggressive?
Robert Lipsyte
Can Colin Kaepernick and the Athletic Revolution save us?
Downtown bridge to tiny home: Small digs might be able to solve America’s homelessness problem
Georgia Perry
Four cities in the Pacific Northwest are proving the case for living super-small
Neil Gorsuch: President Trump’s anti-choice pick for the Supreme Court
Jefferson Morley, Steven Rosenfeld
Trump and Gorsuch pledge to follow in footsteps of arch right-wing jurist Antonin Scalia
Donald Trump, Andrew Jackson and American “greatness”: There are valid parallels — but not in a good way
Sidney Plotkin
Steve Bannon often compares his boss to a legendary populist — who was also a ruthless racist and empire builder
So, how did you like President Trump’s first few days? Pretty awesome, right?
Émile P. Torres
From Crowdgate and "alternative facts" to Betsy DeVos' semiliterate tweets, could it possibly have gone any worse?
Wayne Coyne, mad scientist: “If the Flaming Lips make a wrong move, so what?”
Stephen Deusner
The Flaming Lips frontman goes wide and deep on music, life, a new album and the band's mix of whimsy and realism
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