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Trump dominates the media through Twitter: We knew this, but now there’s science
Paul Rosenberg
Donald Trump has mastered Twitter like no previous politician — but more important, the media keeps enabling him
CNN’s massive debate fail: Why won’t they ask about saving democracy?
David Daley
Voters — and even candidates — are ready for big steps to redeem our democracy. Why won't the pundits allow it?
No fairy tale: The Trump administration’s declaration of inhuman rights
Karen J. Greenberg
The Trump administration is determined to undo the country’s commitment to human rights
Democratic 2020 strategy must be gloves off, abandon all subtlety:”Trump will kill your dog!
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Hey, Democrats! It’s a street fight. Get out of your crouch and take off the gloves
Will Susan Collins’ crumbling popularity in Maine keep her from seeking re-election in 2020?
Alex Henderson
Collins’ approval in Maine has gone from 78 percent in 2015 to a mere 45 percent in 2019, per Morning Consult
How the conservative right hijacks religion
Mike Sosteric
Democrat Sen. Chris Coons says Democrats should talk more about faith.
For undocumented children, there is no “right to life”
Celia Viggo Wexler, DonkeyHotey
Many who would go to extremes to protect “preborn” babies, are less eager to protect babies after they are born
Do politicians actually care about your opinions? This researcher says no
Matthew Rozsa
Political scientist Ethan Porter says state legislators are driven by party loyalty, don't care what public thinks
Media expert: How Tucker Carlson and Fox News have mainstreamed “unfettered white nationalism”
Chauncey DeVega
Media Matters' Madeline Peltz on how Carlson's quest to go viral and "trigger the libs" has altered reality
More backlash for Alyssa Milano over her support of Marianne Williamson’s presidential bid
Ashlie D. Stevens
This criticism comes just months after the actor slash progressive activist's #SexStrike was roundly denounced
The personal is still political
Rebecca Gordon
"I have never said this publicly before, but in December 1974 I had an abortion."
John Hickenlooper thinks Americans want a pragmatic president. Will Democratic primary voters agree?
Matthew Rozsa
Hickenlooper opens up to Salon about his campaign shakeup — and why he thinks he’s uniquely suited to be president
5 dark factors in Clarence Thomas’ crusade to drag the Supreme Court to the far-right
Alex Henderson
And as the high court has moved more and more to the right, the 71-year-old Thomas has only grown more influential
Mike Pompeo’s “pro-women” human rights panel is loaded with abortion foes
Igor Derysh
State Department's new human rights commission features many outspoken opponents of abortion rights. Coincidence?
Trump’s “social media summit” is a haven for far-right fringe figures
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's "social media summit" at the White House feels more like a gaggle of far-right internet micro-celebs
America’s real divide isn’t left vs. right. It’s democracy vs. oligarchy.
Robert Reich
What should America's agenda be, and what does right vs. left have to do with it?
How far will Republicans go to destroy democracy? And can they still be stopped?
Aaron Belkin
Do Republicans value democracy or the rule of law? The answer is clear, but there's still time to fight back
Ross Perot, the most successful third-party candidate in modern history, dies at 89
Matthew Rozsa
The Texas billionaire who ran two third-party presidential bids in the 1990s passes after a battle with leukemia
Former Evangelical Republican warns the religious right’s support of Trump will harm Christianity
Travis Gettys
Former Republican warns that Trump and his evangelical allies were driving younger generations away from the church
AMA abortion lawsuit puts doctors in the thick of debate
Julie Rovner
The AMA said that new North Dakota law “unconstitutionally forces physicians to act as the mouthpiece of the state"
Protect the sacred lives of women: To be pro-life, you must change your life
Amanda Miska
Believing in the sanctity of life should mean treating every person—yes, women—as if they are holy and have value
These 5 shows bring liberals and conservatives together
Johanna Blakley
Political fissures extend to the TV screen; few shows have bipartisan audiences
Patriot Prayer is building a violent movement in Portland
Shane Burley
Patriot Prayer, a right-wing group, is building a violent movement along the West Coast.
“The grief of miscarriage can last forever”: A conversation with “Brink of Being” author Julia Bueno
Caroline Leavitt
The "Brink of Being" author discusses the "pecking order of grief" and why we need to talk about miscarriage
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