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Birth of a “Troll Nation”: Amanda Marcotte on how and why conservatives embraced the dark side
Andrew O'Hehir
Amanda Marcotte's new book is about a problem bigger than Trump: The turn toward hate that made him possible
Warning signs for the blue wave? Republicans shun Blankenship, pick strong contenders
Sophia Tesfaye
Endangered Democrats in West Virginia and Indiana must face credible opponents; Ohio governor race will be tight
Rage, then hope, over Eric Schneiderman: #MeToo is working — at least on the left
Amanda Marcotte
It's frustrating that a "feminist" man is accused of abuse, but progressives are getting better at handling this
Meghan McCain orders fellow Republican Orrin Hatch to “chill out” after he talks about her father
Rachel Leah
The Utah senator criticized colleague John McCain for not wanting Trump at his funeral, and Meghan wasn't having it
Trump makes it official: U.S. will withdraw from Iran deal, and it’s all Obama’s fault
Nicole Karlis
To no one's surprise, Trump pulls U.S. out of "horrible one-sided deal" negotiated by the previous administration.
Joe Scarborough: Rudy Giuliani was passed over for Trump administration role for “drinking too much”
Travis Gettys
The “Morning Joe” host has been saying that Donald Trump privately expressed concerns that Giuliani had “lost it"
“How do you separate fact and opinion?” Rudy Giuliani mused. Then, Stephen Colbert offered an answer
Rachel Leah
Thankfully, Rudy Giuliani's vacillating statements were just combed out on "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert"
Trump tells France’s Emmanuel Macron he’s decided to withdraw US from Iran nuclear deal: report
Joseph Neese
Such a move would unravel one of the cornerstone foreign policy triumphs of President Barack Obama's administration
Rudy’s been a bust — but Trump’s “warriors” in Congress keep fighting to destroy Mueller probe
Heather Digby Parton
Donald Trump showers love on his quartet of far-right House loyalists, but Devin Nunes clearly feels left behind
Trump-style West Virginia candidate Don Blankenship: Injustice and inequality in their ugliest form
Amanda Marcotte
Blankenship's crime led to 29 deaths. He was punished far less than people who commit ordinary street crimes
N.Y. Attorney General Eric Schneiderman resigns, minutes after bombshell sexual abuse allegations
Sophia Tesfaye
New York attorney general — who went after Harvey Weinstein — at first defended his behavior as consensual
Whoopi Goldberg: “Do you think the Trump administration cares about the African-American community?”
Sarah K. Burris
Trump lost the African American vote with 8 percent compared to Hillary Clinton’s 89 percent
Trump turns Gina Haspel’s CIA confirmation hearings into a referendum on torture
Matthew Rozsa
The president pulled the "woman" card in response to concerns about his nominee for CIA director
John Oliver makes a prediction about Rudy Giuliani: “He is probably going to end up president”
Joseph Neese
Donald Trump and Giuliani are "basically two versions of the same person," HBO host John Oliver observes
Senator John McCain reportedly told the White House he does not want Donald Trump at his funeral
Rachel Leah
The veteran senator wants Vice President Mike Pence to attend in his place. Two other past presidents will eulogize
Devin Nunes threatens Jeff Sessions: House Intel will hold the attorney general in contempt
Matthew Rozsa
The Republican chairman of the House Intelligence Committee says he will "move quickly" against Jeff Sessions
After another round of disastrous interviews, Donald Trump appears unimpressed by Rudy Giuliani
Matthew Rozsa
Trump tweeted only once over the weekend, but after Giuliani's interviews on Sunday, Trump went on a tweetstorm
Is Rudy Giuliani trying to destroy Donald Trump? Or is he just confused and way over his head?
Heather Digby Parton
"I'm learning," Rudy told George Stephanopoulos. That learning curve could torpedo Trump's presidency
They spewed hate. Then they punctuated it with the president’s name
Will Carless
The president's name has managed to become a short hand for intense hate speech
US airstrikes in Syria nothing more than empty theater
James L. Gelvin
Many people in Syria and the U.S. are protesting the Syrian airstrikes
White fear elected Trump: Political scientist Diana Mutz on the “status threat” hypothesis
Chauncey DeVega
"Economic anxiety" had nothing to do with the 2016 election, study finds. White people felt they were under threat
#MenToo: Are guys the real victims of sexism? Well, no — but some want to claim it anyway
Amanda Marcotte
How a feminist group fighting for equal pay got sued by "men's rights" activists over gender discrimination
Our TV road to “Atlanta” is one long, strange trip into hyperreality
Melanie McFarland
The wide divide existing between the Kanyes of Earth and the rest of us is held in place by our worship of illusion
LeBron James, peacemaker: The evolution of the modern black political athlete
Howard Bryant
Unlike Muhammad Ali before them, black athletes' activism now resembles a corporate bridge between the races
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