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Donald Trump has poisoned American culture — but the toxin was here all along
David Masciotra
Donald Trump's cruelty and vulgarity have done enormous damage — but let's stop pretending he's "un-American"
Republican National Committee obscured how much it pays its chief of staff
Mike Spies, Jake Pearson, Derek Willis
The RNC is giving lucrative consulting work to a select group of political operatives with Trump campaign ties
Trump criticizes “Parasite” Best Picture Oscar win because it’s South Korean
Matthew Rozsa
Bong Joon-ho's film – which Trump likely never watched because of the subtitles – skewers economic class structures
Meghan McCain confronts Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez about “Bernie Bros”: “He has a real problem”
Matthew Rozsa
"How do you feel that he’s attached to this deeply misogynistic . . . sector of people?"
Everyone — especially Bernie Sanders — owes Elizabeth Warren for her Bloomberg TKO
Amanda Marcotte
With nothing left to lose, Elizabeth Warren flattens Mike Bloomberg — which probably helps Bernie most of all
Trump and the Christians: Evangelical historian John Fea on decoding the great paradox
Chauncey DeVega
Historian and author of "Believe Me" on his struggle to reach the embattled evangelicals who oppose Trump
“Amazon Empire” is PBS’ frightening look at Jeff Bezos’ relentless capitalist success story
Melanie McFarland
PBS' "Frontline" confronts how much we are all contributing to the richest man in the world's vision for domination
Kickstarter’s union victory signals a shift in how tech workers perceive their bosses
Nicole Karlis
Big Tech has been adept at making workers believe management has their best interest at heart. No more
U.S.: Don’t obsess about population size
Lex Rieffel
The U.S. needs to embrace a smart immigration policy based on the country’s optimum population size.
For Israelis and Palestinians, a battle over a humble plant
Shira Rubin
Israel says limits on akoub harvesting protect plants. But many Palestinians say they threaten their culture
“Low class” Donald Trump and the Wasps: Reckoning with vulgarity, snobbery and the presidency
Nell Beram
Trump is technically at least part Wasp, but he's clearly deficient in several crucial areas of our shared culture
The climate crisis must reunite America — and yes, that could happen
Peter Dale Scott
American history should teach us to be optimistic even in dark times. In my 90 years, I've seen it happen myself
Bar fight: In Puerto Rico, elite bartenders rum-ble in a cocktail mix-off
Erin Keane
In this global bartending competition, bartenders are judged on original drinks — and the stories behind them
The empathy gap, and what it’s like being trans in the workplace
Kaitlin Ugolik Phillips
An entrepreneur set out to make clear how divergent our workplace experiences are
Is being a billionaire a disqualifier for office?
Bob Hennelly
A key question as the corporate media force-feeds us the premise of a Bloomberg vs. Trump face-off in 2020
Why so many architects are angered by “Making Federal Buildings Beautiful Again”
Kai Gutschow
Federal building guidelines say that "development of an official style must be avoided"
Oscar snub of “Little Women” shows the limits of Hollywood feminism
Shama Rangwala, Erin O'Neil
Gerwig’s film adaptation of "Little Women" gives us perhaps the most explicitly feminist take on the classic novel
Is technology consistent with electoral integrity? The hard lessons of Iowa
Sarah E. Hunt, Bishop Garrison
Nothing is more important to democracy than the integrity of America's elections. Iowa's fiasco didn't help
Congressional Democrats call for Stephen Miller’s resignation: “A known white nationalist”
Matthew Rozsa
Emails leaked last year revealed that Miller promoted ideas from white nationalist publications
Handwritten valentines create a legacy of love and literacy
Hetty Roessingh
Writing cards, notes and love letters contributes to well-being and happiness
Romancing the music: “High Fidelity” and “Cherish the Day” find affection in their art
Melanie McFarland
Hulu's series revamp of Nick Hornby's novel and Ava DuVernay's new OWN series explore how music informs identity
How Iran’s millennials are grappling with crippling US sanctions
Manata Hashemi
Coping with prolonged insecurity and constant threats of crisis, life becomes a search for dignity for Iran's youth
President Trump rehires Reince Priebus and Sean Spicer to White House roles
Matthew Rozsa
Since leaving the West Wing, Spicer competed on "Dancing With the Stars" and Priebus joined the U.S. Navy
Deported to death: U.S. sent 138 Salvadorans home to be killed
Mneesha Gellman
Street gangs that operate with impunity make El Salvador one of the world’s most violent countries
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