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“The Ring Thing”: We won the right to marry, now what the hell do we do with it?
Gary M. Kramer
As one movie reveals, legal same-sex marriage has created new questions and anxieties in the LGBTQ community
“I am America’s hope and the president’s nightmare”: Ilhan Omar talks with Trevor Noah
Taylor Link
The Minnesota state rep. is a refugee and the first Somali-American Muslim legislator, so the travel ban's personal
“Wiggly meats”: Feminism, “transgressive sex” and the fiction of Matthew Klam
Anna March
Feminist literature like "Who Is Rich?" needs to be the standard, especially from straight white male authors
Trump’s “Election Integrity Commission” gets another vote-suppression superstar
Miranda Blue
Trump is still trying — and failing — to prove he should've won the popular vote
Stephen Colbert recites Jeff Sessions’ undisclosed anti-LGBT speech through a Keebler Cookie
Taylor Link
Sessions gave a closed-door speech to a LGBT hate group but the contents of the speech are unknown. Enter Colbert
Trump’s Russia lawyer isn’t seeking security clearance, and may have trouble getting one
Justin Elliott, Jesse Eisinger
Marc Kasowitz has struggled with alcohol abuse and engaged in behavior that left employees uncomfortable
LISTEN: 11 podcasts that dive into human history
Ma'ayan Plaut
From Malcolm Gladwell to "The History Chicks," these shows explore an eternal question: "How did we get here?"
Donald Trump is a total love god — at least to his supporters. How does the left fight that?
Chauncey DeVega
For Trump's most loyal supporters, he is a fantasy love object who can do no wrong. Reason cannot defeat that
No novelty, the B-52s may be the most subversive band America ever gave us
Annie Zaleski
Campy? Yes. Colorful? Yes. Fun? Very much so. But none of this should take away from their value as vanguards
5 wingnuts and reactionaries Bill Maher has made peace with in the last year alone
Alex Henderson
Ted Nugent is just the latest extremist the "Real Time" host has courted in recent months
How I failed at Paris: Why I didn’t fall in love with the City of Light
Eleanor Brown
I had an idealized image of what Paris would be for me. But from our 6th floor walk-up to the food, it didn't work
Donald Trump Jr.’s emails won’t change anything: His dad’s supporters will stay loyal no matter how much collusion is exposed
Chauncey DeVega
These are important revelations — but they won't sway Trump's base, and may only worsen our national crisis
The Democratic Party is such a mess — What are we going to do?
Don Hazen, Kali Holloway, Steven Rosenfeld
Ten experts analyze the “situation”
LISTEN: What UFOs and Bigfoot have in common with Donald Trump
Chauncey DeVega
On this episode of "The Chauncey DeVega Show," sociologist Joseph Baker talks conspiracy theories and moral panic
Get your first look at Oprah and Reese Witherspoon in Ava DuVernay’s “A Wrinkle in Time”
Alessandra Maldonado
See the first images from the upcoming adaptation of Madeleine L'Engle's beloved fantasy novel
Hot take: “Game of Thrones'” lefty “wizard porn” is endangering your soul
Melanie McFarland
Professional opinion haver Matthew Walther sees culture's "downward nerd-driven death spiral" in "Game of Thrones"
Why I declined to be Tucker Carlson’s liberal feminist punching bag
Amanda Marcotte
Being the liberal hate object on Fox News only helps advance the far right's agenda. Thanks, but I'll pass
The odds are not in favor of working mothers
Anna Sanford
New moms don't get much support from our laws
“Spider-Man: Homecoming”: A bold bid for diversity that doesn’t land its punch
Matthew Rozsa
The film's multiethnic cast holds promise, but — as some have pointed out — old problems persist
In “The Bold Type,” fluffy female empowerment is always in fashion
Melanie McFarland
Freeform’s new series promotes “stealth feminism” in a pleasing, problematic package
These 2 questions can help liberals understand how Donald Trump got elected
George Lakoff
To understand Trump, we must understand that voters don't vote their self-interest. They vote their values
The key to treating alcoholism with medical marijuana
Kent Gruetzmacher
Alcoholism is a pervasive chemical affliction. Marijuana, which is far more benign, could be used in treatment
Our celebrity president would rather show off than get down to business
Neal Gabler
Trump's tweets show he doesn’t really see himself as a president, and neither do a lot of the media
Donald Trump is the perfect teaching tool for White Privilege 101
D. Watkins
My friend Bill, who's white, has to teach his son about privilege. Start with the president, I say
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