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White House: San Juan mayor might be “too busy doing TV”
Charlie May
Trump is expected to visit Puerto Rico on Tuesday, but it's unclear if he will meet with the mayor he attacked
“Inhumans” and “The Gifted”: Marvel’s diminishing returns
Melanie McFarland
One of these shows really doesn't fly
When is it OK to prescribe opioids?
Travis N. Rieder
For patients with chronic pain, the answer isn’t simple
Kurt Andersen in “Fantasyland”: American delusion and Donald Trump
Andrew O'Hehir
Public radio host started writing a book about America's tendency to believe crazy stuff. Then this thing happened
Ken Burns and Lynn Novick don’t understand anti-Vietnam War protesters
Jim Sleeper
Caricatures of resistance are destructive to our democracy.
Dumb it down, Democrats — or prepare to lose again
David Masciotra
Progressives will make political gains when they stop assuming voters respond to nuanced arguments and ideas
Trump has ousted Kaepernick from his own movement, proving the player right
Charlie May
The roots of Kaepernick's movement were tossed aside, just like his career, as a culture war hit a boiling point
How Jordan Klepper will win the Trump Era satire game
Sophia A. McClennen
Jordan Klepper’s new show “The Opposition” is poised to be to alt-media what “The Colbert Report” was to Fox News
Puerto Rico’s bankruptcy will make hurricane recovery brutal – here’s why
Lauren Lluveras
Insecurities across a wide spectrum, including food supply and infrastructure, are going to be severe obstacles
Women respond to Silicon Valley’s men’s rights advocates
Rachel Leah
Female leaders in digital, technology industries reflect on Silicon Valley's gender problem
This week in Donald Trump’s conflicts of interest: He speaks, I get paid
Matthew Rozsa
Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch, who was appointed by Trump, delivered a speech at Trump International Hotel
Rush Limbaugh: NFL protests are a conspiracy to destroy “masculinity”
Charlie May
Limbaugh says that the left "wants to cause great damage to the NFL" in order to rob our nation of its ruggedness
Hugh Hefner damaged countless women’s lives. Let’s not pretend otherwise
Liz Posner
Civil rights supporter or not, the Playboy icon was a sexual predator, hardly better than Bill Cosby
Scholar Justin Gest on the white working class: “They feel they are being punished” for the past
Chauncey DeVega
Author of a new study of the white working class says Trump voters concluded they had nothing left to lose
“Will & Grace”: Not must-see, but not dead on revival either
Melanie McFarland
The resurrection of NBC's old series tests the limits of nostalgia's appeal.
On Youtube there is a war for the soul of Hassidic youth
Jessica Klein
Young Hassidic Americans live sheltered lives, described by two new films, if they stray Youtubers provide counsel
A DACA recipient’s mission to help other Dreamers
LaRissa Lawrie
Manny Villarreal has spent his life pursuing the American dream. Now he wants others to have that chance
Hugh Hefner’s real progressive legacy isn’t sexual, it’s racial
Rachel Leah
The way Hefner and Playboy gave to black writers and artists just when they needed it most should not be forgotten
Not in our name
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Eager to please his ravenous base, Trump requires that those who take a knee respect the flag he wouldn't fight for
Donald Trump isn’t “crazy” — but America might be having a breakdown
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The psychiatrist who defined narcissistic personality disorder says Trump himself isn't the root of our problems
Jim Jefferies derides Trump’s feud with athletes: “You can protest racism and still love America”
Taylor Link
"The Jim Jefferies Show" took a look at the hypocritical boycott on the NFL
The legacy of Billie Holiday’s “God Bless the Child,” 75 years later
Colin Fleming
Billie Holiday's signature standard continues to weave through ears, culture and covers
The same advertisers that fled Bill O’Reilly are sponsoring his Sean Hannity guest spot
Matthew Rozsa
Companies from ADT and Advil, to Wayfair and WeatherTech ditched O'Reilly, but seem happy to welcome him to Hannity
Interior secretary: 30 percent of employees “not loyal to the flag”
Charlie May
Zinke echoes Red Scare-era McCarthyism while telling the oil industry that he's working for them
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