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Chasing cyber-leads: An ethical hacker explains how to track down the bad guys
Timothy Summers
Sometimes the hacker is a country, and pointing fingers between world superpowers is always a dangerous game
Promised land: Under Trump, the religious right is back, big league, and stronger than ever
Adele Stan
Evangelicals' alignment with Trump shows their affinity for power over morality
Resistance is futile: That clever Drumpf tweet might be your last
Neal Pollack
Swept up by the militarized monitors of social media, our hero finds himself in a writers' gulag
Trump is already showing signs of major disrespect toward the U.S. military
Jefferson Morley
Military values don't count much in the calculations of President Trump and his alter ego Steve Bannon
Donald Trump’s dance with the devil: Did the White House mean to wink at Holocaust deniers?
Amanda Marcotte
Historian Deborah Lipstadt wonders whether Trump's troubling statement flirts with "soft-core" Holocaust denialism
President Trump’s corporate advisers and other execs react to his immigration ban
Angelo Young
Nearly 50 companies are advising Trump and 11 went on record to oppose the immigration ban
Turning resistance into power: What’s next for progressives after the Women’s March?
Paul Rosenberg
After the catharsis of the Women's March (and the backlash), progressives hope to turn that energy toward victory
The Orwellian nightmare of LGBT rights under Trump: How the new Department of Justice may promote discrimination
Nico Lang
What is Pat McCrory's white-shoe hatchet man on the bathroom bill going to do with the civil rights job at DOJ?
Trump praises the CIA, bristles over inaugural crowd counts
JULIE PACE, JILL COLVIN
President Donald Trump berates the media as usual; jokes with CIA about popularity, complains about attendance
Disgraced Neo-Nazi pundit “Mike Enoch” vows to expand racist podcast network, despite alt-right doxxing war
Matthew Sheffield
Founder of alt-right mecca The Right Stuff hopes for comeback after revelation his wife is Jewish; rivals attack
Newt Gingrich thinks Donald Trump should cut the “left-wing, corrupt” Congressional Budget Office
Matthew Rozsa
Gingrich has problems when the CBO's projections don't align with Donald Trump's promises
Too much leverage: Uber’s borrowing habits are being scrutinized
Angelo Young
Leveraged loans could adversely affect the banking sector if they go sour — and Uber is buying in
With friends like these: Donald Trump’s anti-NATO and anti-EU stance scaring America’s European allies
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's going forward with "geopolitical suicide," a Georgetown University professor writes
My year with Amy Winehouse: What I learned watching her through paparazzi lenses
Rachel Hulin
As a photo editor at Rolling Stone, I became obsessed with the singer as she broke out and fell apart in public
Robert Reich: Donald Trump’s plan to neuter the White House press corps could neuter our democracy
Robert Reich
Tyrants don’t allow open questioning, and they hate the free press. They want total control
The alt-right eats its own: Neo-Nazi podcaster “Mike Enoch” quits after doxxers reveal his wife is Jewish
Matthew Sheffield
Bad day for the Fourth Reich: Founder of popular alt-right blog The Right Stuff resigns after foes expose him
A brief cosmology of cosmetology: A make-up artist’s meditation on the science and art of transformation
Heather Siegel
I am a makeup artist, but is what I do art? Or is some other act of creation?
Elizabeth Warren announces she’s running for re-election: “This isn’t the fight we were expecting to fight”
Matthew Rozsa
The 2020 presidential prospect is seeking another term in the United States Senate
Information illiterate: Challenges libraries face in this fake news era
Donald A. Barclay
In today's unpredictable information environment, how might librarians rethink their role?
Taking the Portland out of “Portlandia”: It’s less about place than it is about personalities
Melanie McFarland
"Portlandia" is less about one unique town than the entertaining quirks of characters who could be living anywhere
Donald Trump’s “carbon bubble” economy is bound to pop — the only question is how bad it will be
Paul Rosenberg
Trump's economic policies are built on many flawed assumptions, especially a fossil-fuel boom that won't end well
Adios El Niño: Heat is on for 2017, just not record-setting
Andrea Thompson
2017 is still expected to be among the hottest years in more than 130 years of record keeping
The ballad of Bristol and Ivanka: Does Sarah Palin’s eldest daughter want to be BFFs with Trump’s? An investigation
Erin Keane
Bristol's online musings suggest a desire to be the Gretchen Weiners to Ivanka's Regina George. How likely is it?
Conservative blogger Erick Erickson incensed that Donald Trump will allow “heretic” to pray at inauguration
Matthew Sheffield
Former Red State editor more upset at Paula White's views of Christian trinity than her "prosperity gospel" sleaze
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