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5 outrageous right-wing moments this week: Gohmert gets brain stuck in a blender
Janet Allon
Speakers at the Values Voter Summit showed they know exactly what Jesus would do
Trump’s clueless generals: No one should be impressed by the military minds backing The Donald
Heather Digby Parton
We have no choice but to question the judgment of any general who's in Trump's corner
Look Again: The day’s most compelling images from around the globe
Salon Staff
Fascinating world views from riots in Caracas to the Dorner Platz of Vienna
“Parliamentary coup”: Impeachment of Brazil’s President Rousseff hands power to corrupt, unelected right wing
Ben Norton
Leftist leader Dilma Rousseff was ousted by a "den of corruption." Brazil's new leader is unelected, unelectable
Former Miss Universe who claims Trump called her “Miss Piggy” gains U.S. citizenship to vote against him
Sophia Tesfaye
Venezuelan model Alicia Machado says Trump tortured her about her weight and mocked her ability to speak English
From corporate lawyer to corporate critic: Ciara Torres-Spelliscy dissects Citizens United
Kathy Kiely
"This is...one of the fights of a lifetime," says the author of the new book "Corporate Citizen?"
Email to Clinton: U.S. pressured Iraq to increase oil production “to pay the greatest dividends”
Ben Norton
Iraqi oil production skyrocketed since illegal 2003 US invasion, in accordance with plans outlined by US officials
Millennials are ripe for socialism: A generation is rising up against neoliberal oppression
Anis Shivani
Gallup finds up to 70 percent of young Americans favor wealth redistribution. Elites have only themselves to blame
“Don’t be fooled by this glorious day”: A commencement speech for the doomed in our age of American decline
Tom Engelhardt
Win or lose, Donald Trump has cast a shadow across our democracy. The class of 2016 faces a grim, uncertain future
NY Gov. Cuomo signs “unconstitutional, McCarthyite” pro-Israel exec. order punishing BDS boycott movement
Ben Norton
Andrew Cuomo pushed through discriminatory policy to punish groups that boycott Israel for Palestinian human rights
The U.S.’s shameful silence on Brazil: The insane hypocrisy of the right-wing coup can’t be exaggerated or ignored
Ben Norton
Corrupt right-wing ousted non-corrupt left-wing to prevent investigation into corruption — with tacit U.S. support
There will be mayhem: Petro-states are going down and taking the world economy with them
Michael T. Klare
Iraq and Venezuela are on the brink of collapse. Saudi Arabia may be next in line. The fallout could prove deadly
Explaining the chaotic Brazil “coup”: Elected President Dilma Rousseff replaced with right-wing “gang of thieves”
Ben Norton
Right-wing interim gov. installed all-white, all-male cabinet, as Senate VP says Dilma is "under siege" by military
Rumors in the Kingdom: What elites are whispering about the increasingly shaky Saudi regime
Vijay Prashad
Oil prices hover at $45/barrel, far below safe levels for the country's treasury. Further turmoil seems inevitable
Lawmakers waging “McCarthyite attack on right to boycott,” legal groups warn, as Israel BDS movement grows
Ben Norton
NY legislature drops "unconstitutional blacklist" anti-boycott bill, yet one remains—joining dozens throughout U.S.
We are all just this screwed: Bernie Sanders, Hillary Clinton and our muddled, perverted democracy
Patrick L. Smith
Hillary will be the nominee this fall. Time to examine what Bernie achieved and how it might go different next time
There will be pandemonium: The end of the old oil order has already begun
Michael T. Klare
Failed negotiations in Doha are just a sign of things to come. Big Oil has collapsed and is unlikely to recover
Edward James Olmos unloads on “dangerous” Donald: “Trump is the worst-case scenario for this country”
Chauncey DeVega
In a Salon exclusive, the activist actor praises Sanders, condemns Trump and explains Hollywood racism
Fox News’ Greg Gutfeld isn’t a fan: Bernie Sanders is the “soiled diaper” of the 2016 presidential race
Scott Eric Kaufman
"Both compare America to some fictitious utopia that if pursued, becomes a place without hope or toilet paper"
Debunking Washington Post’s absurd call for (more) intervention in Venezuela’s democracy
Ben Norton
The U.S. already intervenes in Venezuela, and all of Latin America. It has for decades — with catastrophic results
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