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Twitter is starting to purge its “alt-right” users
Matthew Rozsa
Members of the "alt-right" are upset that Twitter's suspensions of hateful accounts may take down many of them
Why even the idea that neocon Senator Tom Cotton might run Trump’s CIA is scary
Max Blumenthal
The Strangelovian senator apparently subscribes to a world war without end
A Trump judicial nominee was just embarrassed for his lack of legal knowledge
Matthew Rozsa
A senator asked one of Trump's judicial nominees some basic legal questions. But he didn't know the answers
FCC’s Republican majority kills net neutrality
Charlie May
Thursday's decision came over bipartisan calls to cancel the vote
Claims of racism dog a Golden Globe-nominated performance, revealing the bias of the accusers
John Semley
Hong Chau earned a Golden Globe nomination for "Downsizing," but nattering from concerned virtue signalers as well
How I became fake news: Roy Moore, a hoax story and me
Fiona Dourif
A site that trolls conservatives made up a story about me and Roy Moore. It went viral
American student loan debt just passed a major milestone
Matthew Rozsa
GOP wants to eliminate the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program, despite the $1.3 trillion figure
Joy Reid apologizes for attacking Florida Congressman in “tone deaf” homophobic blog posts
Rachel Leah
The MSNBC host was criticized for anti-gay statements
GOP’s court-packing spree: It’s only the beginning
Paul Rosenberg
Conservatives have an ambitious plan to stack the judiciary deep into the future. Progressives must fight back
Should I be ashamed to watch a Kevin Spacey movie?
Cary Cooper
Enjoying the actor’s work doesn’t mean you tacitly endorse the alleged behavior of Kevin Spacey the private citizen
This “Rick and Morty” co-creator’s advice for battling depression is a must-read
Jennie Neufeld
"Feelings are real, but they aren’t reality," Dan Harmon tweeted. Couldn't have said it better ourselves
Our public schools have a diversity problem
Rann Miller
A raft of new research suggests black students should be taught by black teachers
Donald Trump’s unhinged Islamophobic tweetstorm suggests he may be divorced from reality
Charlie May
Trump complained of "fake news" online, then retweeted a misleading video
Democrats be warned: Your corporate education reform isn’t enough
Jeff Bryant
Election results in Denver and Virginia should make Democratic "education reformers" nervous
Facebook is (still) letting housing advertisers exclude users by race
Julia Angwin, Ariana Tobin, Madeleine Varner
ProPublica revealed last year that Facebook advertisers could target housing ads to whites only. Has that changed?
Backstreet Boy Nick Carter accused of rape by teen pop singer
Rachel Leah
The alleged victim says she was 18 and a virgin when Carter raped her 15 years ago
Roy Moore is proof the GOP is eager to rig elections
Steve Rosenfeld
This time there's no fake Democratic threat, just a Republican they want to stop any way they can
The Gun maker’s strategy: marketing products to men’s basest instincts
Liz Posner
Gun advertisers and manufacturers think men are brutes, and sell it that way
Overlooked passage in GOP tax bill would gouge gig economy workers
Steven Rosenfeld
GOP tax bill includes language that would absolve management of many obligations owed to employees
Trump reverses Obama ban to allow (his sons’) elephant hunt trophies
Matthew Rozsa
Donald Trump wants to let elephant hunters bring trophies to the U.S. to "conserve the species"
Solar “microgrids” like Tesla’s aren’t a fix for Puerto Rico
Peter Fox-Penner
Solar and battery-powered microgrids may not be a cure-all after Hurricane Maria
This firm claims to have hacked the iPhone X’s Face ID with a mask
Matthew Sheffield
And it only cost $150 to do it
How I became a tampon tax crusader
Jennifer Weiss-Wolf
2015 began with me dressed as Wonder Woman on the beach and ended with NPR declaring "Year of the Period"
Republicans approve 36-year-old judicial nominee who has never tried a case
Matthew Rozsa
Senate Judiciary Committee confirms an unqualified Trump nominee, Brett J. Talley, for a lifetime appointment
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