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Here’s what’s buried beneath that FBI report: How rogue agents sabotaged the Clinton campaign
Heather Digby Parton
There was no FBI conspiracy against Trump. But agents loyal to Rudy Giuliani were eager to sink Hillary Clinton
Michael Eric Dyson: Donald Trump is “what black people have warned America about”
Chauncey DeVega
Sociologist and best-selling author says Trump is no "aberration from whiteness" but its ultimate fulfillment
Cool ideas for enjoying the World Cup as a family
Viviana Reveron
Bring everyone together for the world's biggest single-event sports competition
Why did the television reboot become all the rage?
Dr. James Francis, Jr.
Will and Grace are out of retirement — along with a host of other TV characters
Steve Bannon: Martin Luther King, Jr. “would be proud” of what President Donald Trump has done
Charlie May
"He would be proud of what Donald Trump has done for black and Hispanic working class," Bannon boldly claims of MLK
From Harry Truman to Donald Trump: A long political realignment brought us to this disaster
Paul Rosenberg
Political scientist Alan Abramowitz on the decades of racial and cultural realignment that gave us Donald Trump
Politicians and media don’t understand how hacking works
Jason Rhode
Some keyboard clanging and an utterance of "I'm in" is a cinematic caricature of what hacking really is
America’s patriotic fervor is a epidemic problem, supported by the GOP
Jeremy Sherman
Just call yourself a Christian, a patriot or a True American and you can get away with anything
Does CBS care about #MeToo? The saga of “NCIS: New Orleans” producer Brad Kern continues
Melanie McFarland
A demoted producer continues to work closely with the writers victimized by his abusive behavior. That's showbiz!
The rise of the “Automacene”: How robots will define the next epoch in human history
Mary Flanagan
Forget the Anthropocene — the next epoch in human history will be defined by AI and automation. Are we ready?
Donald Trump, America’s isolation and the World Cup: There’s no stopping Big Soccer
Andrew O'Hehir
Even with an isolationist in the White House and a U.S. team that flamed out, soccer's explosion is here too
Who owns patriotism, the left or the right? American artists know the answer
David Masciotra
From Wyeth and Hopper to Springsteen and Didion, America's artists expose the lie of the "shining city on a hill"
Trump: most disruptive global start-up entrepreneur ever
Stephan Richter
Trump aims for the total destruction of the established order, including all US alliance partnerships
How to raise a happy kid in the digital age
Caroline Knorr
Rewrite the rules to coexist peacefully with devices, phones, and other modern stressors
From “A Cook’s Tour” to “Parts Unknown,” Anthony Bourdain made us want to know him
Melanie McFarland
In urging us to taste the world, Bourdain became a star people wanted to befriend, making his loss feel oddly acute
The Great Return March and the women of Gaza
Fadi Abu Shammalah, Jen Marlowe
Why Palestine’s feminists are fighting on two fronts
How Trump does regime change — at home!
Jean-Francois Boittin
Detect the telltale signs of the coming U.S. regime change, moving from democracy to Trumpian idolatry
NRA’s Dana Loesch suggests Nigerian feminist author worry about genital mutilation instead of sexism
David Edwards
National Rifle Association spokesperson also suggests Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie should return to her own country
Mister Rogers was actually a badass: New film “Won’t You Be My Neighbor?” shows his tough side
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Morgan Neville's new documentary shows why the gentle TV host was a revolutionary who lived in reality
Republicans in Congress remain silent after Steve King retweets Nazi sympathizer
Matthew Rozsa
Republicans may shun controversial Virginia Senate candidate Corey Stewart — but they won't criticize a colleague
California’s London Breed becomes the first black woman to be elected mayor of San Francisco
Shira Tarlo
"Never let your circumstances determine your outcome in life," London Breed said following her historic victory
How a masculine culture that favors sexual conquests gave us today’s “incels”
Ross Haenfler
Incels are part of a larger misogynist culture
New York Times restaurant critic Pete Wells reviewed my book; now I know why so many chefs hate him
Andrew Friedman
A firsthand account of life in the crosshairs of the most divisive food writer in America
Psychologist John Gartner on Trump’s behavior: “It’s a coup that’s not moving slowly anymore”
Chauncey DeVega
Former Johns Hopkins professor argues Trump is getting worse, may be "on the boundary of psychosis and reality"
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