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A dissenting opinion: Supreme Court is not a top priority in this election
Frank Joyce
Let’s stop kidding ourselves — the white male power legal system isn’t really on our side to begin with
A challenge for Paul Ryan: Make the case for Donald Trump
Simon Maloy
Enough with the narrow denunciations: Paul Ryan should explain what powerful force keeps him bound to Donald Trump
Trump’s extremism has deep GOP roots: The correlation between corporal punishment and voting Republican
Paul Rosenberg
Donald Trump's winning-centric campaign rhetoric plays to the lucrative "strict dad" base of the GOP, data shows
Co-author of GOP’s 2012 autopsy, former longtime Jeb Bush aide, quits Republican Party over Trump
Sophia Tesfaye
"I can't look my children in the eye and tell them I voted for Donald Trump," Sally Bradshaw said Monday
“History will not forgive them”: Khizr Khan’s warning ought to shake Republicans from their stupor
Sean Illing
Every Republican who continues to excuse Trump will forever have to defend themselves for their inaction
Hillary’s big convention bounce: CBS poll shows Clinton with a 7% lead
Brendan Gauthier
Contrary to a grim report from FiveThirtyEight last week, the DNC convention did a lot to sway holdouts, poll says
Sorry John McCain, Donald Trump does represent the GOP: Will Republicans finally dump Trump after Khan attacks?
Sophia Tesfaye
While top Republicans have rushed to condemn Trump's attack on Gold Star parents, they've kept up support for Trump
Stop slobbering over Melania’s model past: NY Post’s photo fixation is insulting and irrelevant
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The would-be First Lady's nude photo shoots are the least interesting thing about her
Team Trump has no bottom: Roger Stone is now attacking Khzir Khan as a “Muslim Brotherhood agent”
Sophia Tesfaye
"The mother probably wasn’t allowed to speak ‘cause it’s not allowed in their culture," Stone also told Alex Jones
“The Simpsons” are “with her”: Watch scathing parody of “3.a.m ad” with Donald Trump
Scott Eric Kaufman
The show took time off from its summer vacation just to mock the GOP nominee
John Oliver recaps last week’s DNC: Trump’s candidacy as baffling to foreigners as “the menu at Guy Fieri’s American Kitchen”
Brendan Gauthier
Oliver on Khzir Khan, "human sweater-vest" Tim Kaine, and micromanager-in-chief Hillary Clinton
Hillary Clinton’s bogus war on poverty: Her proposed minimum wage hike would only hurt low-income families
Carrie Sheffield
Why Clinton's progressive solutions to poverty ring hollow and incredibly out of touch
Hillary’s big risk: The dangers of building too broad a coalition
Simon Maloy
Hillary Clinton wants to build an ideologically diverse anti-Trump coalition, which will be tough to keep intact
Media’s political influence: We can bash Trump and his supporters all we want — but will it work?
Neal Gabler
Responsible members of the media who care about the direction of this country will continue to pummel Trump
5 stupidest right-wing moments this week: Donald’s prolonged temper tantrum
Janet Allon
A lack of a strong vocabulary — as well as virulent racism — seems to run in the Trump family.
A record 65.3 million people were displaced last year: What does that number actually mean?
Jeffrey H. Cohen, Ibrahim Sirkeci
The need to divide “good” from “bad” renders the insecurities that drive migrants and refugees to move moot
Cyberattack on America: How vulnerable to hacking is our election cyber infrastructure?
Richard Forno
Remember when North Carolina’s Unilect e-voting machines “lost” 4,438 votes due to a system error?
Strange, but true: Pokémon Go is a ray of hope in a bleak world
Jalal Baig
In a time of division and fear, Pokémon Go brings people together, helps with depression, and breaks down prejudice
“Where is our ‘Donald Trump’ when we need one?”: The GOP nominee, as Africans see him
Jonathan Zimmerman
Anti-corruption crusader or despot-in-waiting? African opinions on Trump are as varied as in the United States
The science behind Hillary Clinton’s problems with trust
Jillian Jordan, David Rand
Individuals who calculate — like Clinton — seem liable to sell out when the price is right
2016 Republicans: A “Know Nothing” party for the 21st Century
Mark DeLucia
The politics of xenophobia: Trump follows a long tradition of vilifying immigrants — a stance the GOP owns
Who wins? Trump and the GOP’s doctrine of fear vs. Hillary and the Democrats’ hopeful and progressive vision
Chauncey DeVega
Americans were given a choice during the conventions: Spend the next 4 years living in terror or embracing optimism
The Revenge of Monoculture: The Internet gave us more choices, but the mainstream won anyway
Scott Timberg
Don't look now, but corporate pop and celebrity culture is alive and well — and harder than ever to escape
Clinton’s DNC was a big win for normal people and normal politics — but in a country gone insane, that might be a problem
Andrew O'Hehir
The Dems’ Philly gathering was wholesome and snuggly — except for the clear signs that GOP insanity is contagious
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