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Damage control: How does Donald Trump convince Americans he’s not an anti-Semite when he’s surrounded by them?
Matthew Rozsa
A reputation expert says that merely pointing out Trump's Jewish son-in-law doesn't defend him
The power of ordinary people facing totalitarianism
Kathleen B. Jones
Themes from Hannah Arendt's “The Origins of Totalitarianism” are still relevant today
Trumpcare, Ryancare, Trashcare: While the GOP celebrates its found money, the poor will get sicker and die
D. Watkins
With the AHCA, the Republicans have put a price tag on the lives of America's working class: $300 billion
Trump’s ruined credibility: What happens when the White House just can’t be trusted?
Simon Maloy
President Trump and his aides tell lies and then lie about the lies, which is politically corrosive and dangerous
WATCH: Journalism used to fight for the working man, now it’s a bastion of “trust fund kids”
Carrie Sheffield
Investigative reporter David Cay Johnston joins Salon's Carrie Sheffield to discuss the changing journalism culture
So much for the Russian threat: Putin slashes defense spending while Trump plans massive buildup
Danielle Ryan
Despite Western paranoia, Russia's defense budget is about one-tenth of America's — with huge cutbacks ahead
Trump’s planned military buildup is based on faulty claims, not good strategy
Daniel Wirls
Military overspending will not solve our problems
Ivanka Trump should speak up for the NEA — in the name of “Frozen” fans like her daughter
Erin Keane
Forget the right-wing propaganda about who the NEA serves. Its influence is everywhere, even in Disney film DNA
“Now let US pray”: Converting Melania to Mother Mary of the masses
Stephan Richter, Terri Langston
There’s an image makeover in progress for the First Lady in the Trump Administration
Why is Donald Trump lunching with a Saudi war criminal while Yemenis are starving?
Medea Benjamin
In addition to countless casualties, Saudi bombing has destroyed civilian infrastructure
March Madness and money: Should American universities spend so much serious cash on sports?
David Masciotra
Most college athletic programs are a financial burden to their schools. As higher ed costs increase, why keep them?
Climate change is certainly causing more powerful storms
Matthew Rozsa
Even blizzards show that climate change is a very serious problem
The amazing wiz who wasn’t: The man promised a magic Obamacare redo and a great swamp draining, but look now!
Jim Hightower
The amazing wunderkind of global luxury living is at risk of falling short in producing a great health care miracle
This week in Donald Trump’s conflicts of interest: Who says foreign policy shouldn’t make you richer?
Matthew Rozsa
Trump may not be friendly with Mexico, but we learned this week he's working well in there
Oops, he did it again: Donald Trump just can’t stop himself from blurting out state secrets
Bob Cesca
With Tucker Carlson and again with Angela Merkel, our unstable president keeps dropping classified information
Populist Wilders may have come up short, but Dutch intolerance is still real
Annemarie Toebosch
Despite losing the election, support for 'Dutch Donald Trump' is still alarming
Why Trump’s budget cut for arts funding will be a cultural disaster — and makes no fiscal sense
Matthew Rozsa
Trump is cutting America's arts budget even though they cost very little and give a great deal back in return
In “Injection” a team of internet do-gooders get tasked with making the digital space a better place and get it horribly wrong
Mark Peters
A new sci-fi comic about the dangers of disruption, the horrors of the Internet and the joy of sandwiches
Steve Bannon the destroyer: Trump’s top aide is the anti Jimmy Carter
Stephan Richter
The two men have vastly different worldviews, but it can all be traced back to one shared incident
Whose votes count the least in the Electoral College? It’s not California or Texas
Dale R. Durran
The largest states in the U.S. aren't the ones who are hurt most by our presidential electoral system
Paul Ryan can’t pour beer, is generally awkward during St. Patrick’s Day luncheon
Katie Serena
Ryan's "despicable" pint, Trump's questionable proverb and Pence's clichéd greeting were just the beginning
Tillerson leaves South Korea event early due to “fatigue,” but U.S. media isn’t there to report
Taylor Link
The one U.S. reporter in South Korea, from IJR, hasn't filed a report; that site retracted its Thursday Obama story
Trump budget: An extra billion dollars for nuclear weapons
Patrick Malone, R. Jeffery Smith
His draft 2018 budget would boost the budget for nuclear weapons production by 11 percent
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