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Montel William schools Fox Business News’ Kennedy on gun control in an age of domestic terrorism
Scott Eric Kaufman
"This is not about guns," she insisted, though she didn't suggest what "this" is, in fact, about if not guns
“An a**hole with way too easy access to a gun”: Our horrific gun problem boils down to entitlement and rage
Amanda Marcotte
We're awash in the deadly combination of rage and guns. And the guns are marketed to those most likely to blow
Why mass death is our new normal: The real root of America’s gun violence
Elias Isquith
We all hate how routine gun massacres are now. But too few are willing to place the blame squarely where it belongs
Photoshopping bruises onto Kim Kardashian’s face isn’t going to stop domestic violence
Nico Lang
Artist Alexsandro Palombo's doctored images of celebrity faces sensationalizes a serious epidemic
This is why Trump is winning: “Muslim Killers,” manipulated fear and the other mass shooting we ignored
Paula Young Lee
The same day that 14 were killed in San Bernardino, 4 were shot in Savannah—and that barely made the news
Not so fast, Mark Zuckerberg: 4 reasons to be skeptical of his $45 billion giveaway
Lil Miss Hot Mess
Philanthropy and technology can't solve every complex problem—and Zuckerberg has plenty in his own backyard
Paranoia is America’s national religion: Wing-nuts, gun culture & the disturbing cost of living in constant fear
Gary Legum
After another mass shooting claimed 14 lives yesterday, a look at the political landscape yields some scary insight
Syed Farooq is an American: Let’s stop the Muslim vs. Christian debate and take a look at ourselves
Steven Salaita
His terrible deed does not spring from an unknowable foreign culture. It is violence endemic to the United States
Who benefits when someone shoots up a crowd? The gun industry does.
Amanda Marcotte
Mass shootings are a boon to gun makers, as they spur sales. But that opens a door to fight the firearm industry
The New York Post has no shame: The ugly truth about its outrageous “Muslim Killers” cover
Jack Mirkinson
Should we be surprised that the Post would be so explicit in its Islamophobia? No. That's what's so disturbing
Conspiracy-mongering Fox News “expert” Keith Ablow: If someone at a party named “Syed” leaves early, “call the cops”
Scott Eric Kaufman
"Why would the president want to disarm us when we're under assault by radical Islam?" he asked
8 ways the super rich make life miserable for the rest of us
Steven Rosenfeld
Data confirm our worst suspicions about the 1 percent: The wealthy are actively keeping the lower classes down
There is no war on prayer: Stop hand-wringing over “prayer shaming” and confront the hypocrisy of empty gestures
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Conservatives offering only platitudes like "thoughts and prayers" after San Bernardino need to be called out
Senator shames GOP’s empty prayers following mass shootings: “Your ‘prayers’ should be for forgiveness if you do nothing – again”
Sophia Tesfaye
Connecticut Sen. Chris Murphy was left with only prayers and congressional inaction following Sandy Hook
We need a war on bad sex — and the feminist pushback won’t be changed by James Deen controversy
Amanda Marcotte
James Deen is accused of rape, but that won't change the feminist fight to make porn--and sex--hotter for women
Let’s talk about the penis: From South Korea’s Penis Park to the Washington Monument, the phallus is everywhere
Carrie Weisman
History and mythology are rich with phallic symbolism -- and then there's pornography. Here are some highlights
Hillary Clinton isn’t a Rodham anymore: Women still can’t win in the fight over married and maiden names
Erin Coulehan
The AP changed its style after Clinton's campaign dropped her maiden name. Will it up her so-called "likability?"
America’s white working class apocalypse: What’s really driving its rapid demise
Barbara Ehrenreich
America now has a longevity gap to match its income gap. Here's how an entire demographic slid into the abyss
America’s real-life dystopia: Wal-Mart is straight out of George Orwell and Aldous Huxley
Aaron R. Hanlon
An amazing new piece details life as a Wal-Mart worker -- and how monitored its employees are at all times
Ted Cruz’s plan to conquer America: How the senator from wing-nut nation could win the GOP nomination
Heather Digby Parton
The Tea Party favorite has quietly been building momentum. If Trump falls, he could be one to grab the ball and run
GOP insiders’ Donald Trump freakout is totally warranted: Why his success is a Republican reckoning
Conor Lynch
Even if he doesn't win—and he very well still could—Trump foretells a frightening new era for conservatives
“Chi-Raq”: Spike Lee’s blistering, outrageous satirical assault on a society consumed by violence
Andrew O'Hehir
"No peace, no p**sy!" In a delirious, heartbreaking Aristophanes update, Spike Lee blames us all for gun violence
What “Jessica Jones” lost in the move to TV: We’d rather watch a woman be abused than heal
Eli Keel
The comic "Alias" is about recovering from trauma—but in the acclaimed Netflix adaptation, it hasn't stopped
David Brooks has lost it: His bizarre “Hamilton”-infused climate change column is the worst yet
Scott Timberg
The NYTimes columnist's #Ham4Ham riff on the Paris climate meeting must've seemed like a good idea at the time
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