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Bristol Palin is trying to get angry about celebrities snubbing Donald Trump’s inauguration
Jeremy Binckes
The prized child of America's favorite half-term Alaska governor takes aim at people who won't dance for Donald
Money won bigly in 2016: An expert tells us how to follow the money in politics
Kathy Kiely
Policy changes should be based on merits (and backed by evidence), not on the money
My face is catfish bait: I’m the “40-year-old man” face of deceptive online dating — and I think I know why they do it
William Dameron
My selfie has been swiped for more fake profiles than I can count. It's gross deception — but I've been tempted too
Whitewashing forests: New EU wood energy rules threaten climate
John Upton
The proposal would allow power plants to continue claiming their operations are green for at least 13 more years
The failures of capitalism have led to Brexit and a Donald Trump presidency
Lynn Stuart Parramore
Failures of capitalism like increased inequality are connected to failures of economic thinking
Be grateful for what was good: 15 musicians share the art they loved the most in 2016
Annie Zaleski
From Colson Whitehead's "The Underground Railroad" to Frank Ocean's "Blonde," here's an art offering to smile about
2016 was a great year for feminist pop culture — and the punishment was Donald Trump
Amanda Marcotte
In 2016 angry men, fed up with all the women in pop culture, turned to Donald Trump to prop up their fragile egos
Apple’s Tim Cook: Trust me, we actually do care about desktop computers
Matthew Sheffield
Apple's CEO promises that a line of "great" desktops is coming — but the company's PC business continues to dwindle
Bubble alert: In lieu of forfeiting equity to VC backers, start-ups are seeking risky loans
Brendan Gauthier
Borrowing allows start-ups to avoid dilution, but carries the risk of a swift wind down if a payment is missed
Trumped by Putin: Hillary Clinton lost for many reasons, but Russia’s involvement was the most disturbing
Bill Moyers, Michael Winship
There’s more to come as Putin and Trump mix and mingle Russian oligarchs with American plutocrats
Trolling in the name of “free speech”: How Milo Yiannopoulos built an empire off violent harassment
Nico Lang
Milo is a bad guy who claims to be a bold defender of free speech but revels in tormenting the vulnerable
Yes, be jealous: This millennial makes more money posting selfies than you do at your 9-to-5 job
Britta Lokting
Claudia Oshry was stuck in a soul-crushing internship. Then she got fired and became a 2.4-million follower hit
Robert Reich: 4 syndromes of passivity in the face of pending Trump tyranny
Robert Reich
We need everyone in the peaceful resistance army, starting January 20
Rise of the alt-right: How mainstream conservatives’ obsession with purity fueled a new right-wing radicalism
Matthew Sheffield
The GOP's endless battles over who is or isn't a "true conservative" created a movement it couldn't control
Robert Reich: Dark cloud of illegitimacy hangs over Donald Trump’s pending presidency
Robert Reich
Trump must release his tax returns and the CIA must make public its report before Electors make their decision
Allen West recently praised a plan to “exterminate” Muslims and now he’s meeting with Donald Trump
Sophia Tesfaye
The former Tea Party congressman's genocidal meme was about Trump's defense secretary pick, Gen. James Mattis
The conservative formula is wrong: Why liberal states won America’s tax experiment
Robert Reich
Conservatives have been telling us that a healthy economy depends on low taxes, few regulations and low wages
Fighting back against Donald Trump’s angry white voters
Bill Fletcher Jr., Bob Wing
Trump mobilized the white working class, but Hillary also failed to mobilize women, the youth, and the unions
A history of hate: Long before Trump, white nationalists flocked to Ron Paul
Matthew Sheffield
In our next installment, Ron Paul's presidential campaign becomes the breeding ground for 50 shades of cray-cray
Andy Puzder’s burger-eating bikini babes: Trump’s Labor Secretary pick identifies with his company’s racy ads
Grace Guarnieri
Andy Pudzer said that his burger chains Carl's Jr. and Hardee's "kind of did take on my personality"
Robert Reich: Inside Donald Trump’s art of the autocrat
Robert Reich
Trump's using an arbitrary and capricious use of personal power
A history of hate: How the alt-right became racist
Matthew Sheffield
What's now called the alt-right actually began as a conservative resistance — against George W. Bush
Donald Trump’s green energy agenda: What the future Cabinet tells us about sustainability’s future
Brian Kahn
At best, climate action will likely take a backseat to other issues. At worst, there could be an all-out assault
Even Donald Trump’s lawyers don’t think there was massive fraud in the 2016 elections
Matthew Rozsa
Trump wants voters to believe he won the popular vote save for illegal immigrants. Then why object to a recount?
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