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The Fed, the virus, and inequality

Nomi Prins
The global economy catches the coronavirus

Our political future is in millennial hands — even if it feels like boomers will never retire

Amanda Marcotte
In "The Ones We've Been Waiting For," Charlotte Alter profiles the crop of young leaders that herald real change

Political savant Rachel Bitecofer: Democrats face “major disadvantage” going with Biden

Chauncey DeVega
Rachel Bitecofer forecast the "blue wave." She says turnout favors the Democrats — but their messaging is awful

Why is Bernie losing? Because he’s not running against a woman

Amanda Marcotte
Bernie Sanders is doing much worse against Joe Biden than he did against Hillary Clinton. Notice the difference?

On the most important issue of all, Bernie Sanders is the clear winner over Joe Biden

Nicole Karlis
Only Sen. Sanders comprehends the grave threat posed by the climate crisis

Russia trying to “incite violence by white supremacist groups” in US ahead of 2020 election: report

Igor Derysh
Russian operatives use 4chan to urge “white nationalists to more aggressively spread hate messages,” officials say

The scripted speeches that turned Joe Biden’s campaign around

David A. Frank
A good public speaker needs to be able to write and deliver an effective speech as well as to improvise

Don Jr. challenges Hunter Biden to debate on nepotism: I “haven’t benefited” from my father’s office

Matthew Rozsa
"Let's talk about who profited off of whose public service"

Former Bush White House lawyer Richard Painter: “Trump will grab as much power as he possibly can”

Chauncey DeVega
Former GOP ethics lawyer Richard Painter says Trump is the "American Nero," and democracy is in extreme danger

Money in politics: Is there any evidence the media actually cares?

Julie Hollar
Media reports combine giant super PACs with small nonprofits — and deliver the message that everyone's on the take

“Hillary” director reflects on the “self-fulfilling prophecy” on women running for president

Melanie McFarland
Director Nanette Burstein spoke to Salon about her Hulu docuseries and what it means now, and to history

A Giuliani-Trump foreign policy?

Bob Dreyfuss
Rudy’s coup at Foggy Bottom

Will the dispute over Israel damage Bernie Sanders? No — he’s got bigger problems

Matthew Rozsa
It's true that Bernie Sanders runs behind Joe Biden among Jewish voters — but the difference is very slight

Brian Kilmeade pushes back on claim that Fox is on Trump’s side: “He’s not happy with this network”

Matthew Rozsa
Kilmeade points to a recent interview between Trump and Sean Hannity, in which the president criticized Fox News

President Trump blasts “politically correct” Fox News while appearing on the right-leaning network

Matthew Rozsa
The president continues to bash Fox News for inviting guests who criticize him or releasing unflattering polls

Pissed about Super Tuesday? Suck it up: Beating Trump means supporting the Democratic nominee

Chauncey DeVega
Don't allow bitterness over the Democratic primaries to re-elect Donald Trump. That's exactly what he wants

19 states sue Trump administration over plan to reallocate funds to southern border wall

Alex Henderson
"We’re going to court — once again — to remind Donald Trump that even the president is not above the law"

Sarah Sanders fact checked on Fox News over claim of low Democratic turnout on Super Tuesday

David Edwards
"The turnout is low in a lot of places that Democrats need to do well in order to beat Trump,” she falsely claimed

Republican Rep. Devin Nunes sues The Washington Post and one of its reporters for defamation

Matthew Rozsa
"This appears to be a public relations campaign more than it is a lawsuit," Barbara McQuade tells Salon

Republican senator threatens subpoena for Hunter Biden documents following South Carolina primary

Matthew Rozsa
Ron Johnson previously admitted that Trump's conspiracy theory about the Bidens was inaccurate

Biden vs. Bernie: If it’s down to a two-man race after Super Tuesday, how do we decide?

Bob Cesca
We're almost certainly down to two choices and a drawn-out battle — and whoever wins must be elected president

Susan Collins does not “understand” why Maine voters have turned on her

Tom Boggioni
"I am doing exactly the same thing I’ve always done," the GOP senator said in an interview

Does the Bloomberg-Biden tug of war over the middle open a left-wing win by Sanders?

Bob Hennelly
Destiny might clear a path for Sanders to the nomination with risk averse moderates splitting their affections

Amy Klobuchar suspends campaign for Democratic presidential nomination, will endorse Joe Biden

Igor Derysh
Klobuchar's exit from the race leaves Sen. Elizabeth Warren as the sole woman vying to take on President Trump
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