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Unexpected dangers lurk for drivers as cars go high-tech
Angelo Young
As automakers pile more microchips into modern vehicles, they can overlook an important factor: the human one
Public office, private graft: Protests stopped the predators — but they will be back very soon
Michael Winship, Bill Moyers
The public outcry after the GOP tried to quash an ethics watchdog is the kind of citizen action we need now
Robert Reich: 12 ways to disrupt Donald Trump’s first 100 days as president
Robert Reich
Our 100 days of resistance begins a sustained and powerful opposition
Bad times make great art: Worry less about the art and more about the artists
Adam Langer
So much of the great American art of the 20th century was funded by the government, don't expect help from Trump
Pussy Riot members, journalist Masha Gessen on the Putin-Trump bromance: “Shortest honeymoon in history”
Fernanda Eberstadt
Pussy Riot's Nadya Tolokonnikova, writer Masha Gessen and activist Hunter Heaney on the rise of America's autocrat
Obama’s farewell address belongs to a great democratic tradition — and is likely to expose the shallowness of his successor
Paul Rosenberg
There's nothing "unusual" about a farewell address — and if history is a guide, it may offer important warnings
The next wave of trans bathroom bills will be even worse: Inside Virginia’s nightmare anti-LGBT legislation
Nico Lang
Virginia bathroom bill is a cut-and-paste job of the most discriminatory elements of previous legislative efforts
Donald Trump and the hobbling of shame: David Foster Wallace warned us about reality TV and we didn’t listen
David Masciotra
In 2004, David Foster Wallace said "only time will tell how far we’ll go" in a post-shame culture. Now we know
The science of white working class pain: Trump’s appeal is rooted in the body as well as the mind
Vinnie Rotondaro
Trump voters' physical, emotional and social stress affected their world views
You have been warned: “Trump Derangement Syndrome” will be a cudgel used to silence his critics
Chauncey DeVega
Right-wingers who claim that principled opposition to Trump is "deranged" are avoiding America's true insanity
What went wrong with the Democratic Party? Three big failures that led to the current debacle
Sean McElwee
There's hope! But unless the Democrats can learn from the mistakes of the recent past, they don't have a future
Something’s missing: Senate confirmation hearings will proceed without nominee background checks
Alli Joseph
Customary clearances and ethics evaluations bypassed for some appointees; Democrats prepare to filibuster nominees
Trump’s tweedicts: The president-elect’s tweets drive news, gain the power of implied threats
Robert Reich
Trump’s tweets are gaining power even though they aren’t legislation
Voting with my eyeballs: I’m tuning out Trump enablers like Jimmy Fallon
Mary Elizabeth Williams
I watched the Golden Globes for decades, but this year I'm a one-woman boycott
Trump: Only ‘stupid’ people, fools oppose better Russia ties
Jill Colvin
"Having a good relationship with Russia is a good thing, not a bad thing," Trump tweeted.
Image is everything: What Megyn Kelly’s network move tells us about NBC, and herself
Melanie McFarland
As the popular news personage jumps from Fox to NBC, we consider what she and the network gain . . . and risk
Drynuary in hell: Garbage, garbage everywhere, and not a drop to drink
Erin Keane
Only a special kind of idiot — me! — picks a month like this to stop drinking
Send in the clowns: Donald Trump, Julian Assange and the enemies of liberal democracy
Andrew O'Hehir
In a bizarre coda to a surreal election, Trump and Assange join forces to show us how badly democracy is broken
Michael Moore gives me hope: 5 reasons why he’s a leader the left needs now
Sophia A. McClennen
His combination of biting satire and passionate activism makes him a perfect public foil for a reality TV president
Bring it on: Joe Scarborough’s week involved Twitter feuds with Sean Hannity, Sopan Deb
Taylor Link
The "Morning Joe" host was roasted by colleague Sean Hannity days after Scarborough was in an unrelated feud
A new war on birth control: Trump’s victory has empowered the sex scolds
Amanda Marcotte
Trump hires an anti-birth control policy adviser — and Republicans in Congress prepare to escalate the attack
The fake white knight: Republicans hail Mike Pence in Obamacare war, who oversaw Medicaid expansion
Sophia Tesfaye
"All those dynamics have changed now that he won’t be the governor of Indiana," one GOP congressman said of Pence
Paying for Trump’s wall: Don’t let an absurd promise distract us from a terrible policy decision
Simon Maloy
Can we just forget Trump's crazy promise to make Mexico pay for the wall, and focus on what a dreadful idea it is?
Donald Trump, Julian Assange and Russia: How they’re connected, and how they changed an election
Matthew Rozsa
You don't have to believe the Russians hacked the Democratic Party to be disturbed by the Trump/Assange/Putin axis
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