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There’s no cleaning this up: Paul Ryan refuses to break his deal with the devil
Gary Legum
Donald Trump’s blatant racism comes second to Ryan’s desire to enact his legislative agenda
We need more democracy: Our best hope for political reform is to push for a more inclusive system
Conor Lynch
As we are witnessing, when voters feel their voices aren't heard, they often make choices out of desperation
Elie Wiesel’s two sides: The Holocaust survivor gave voice to Jewish victims while ignoring others’ suffering
Max Blumenthal
Remembered as a moral giant, Wiesel provided cover to the invasions and occupations that devastated the Middle East
Meet North Korea’s perfect family: Totalitarianism, Trump and the politics of non-thought
Andrew O'Hehir
An upside-down propaganda film, made with North Korea's approval, offers a distorted reflection of our own politics
Pay attention, America: Donald Trump and the lessons of Brexit
Sean Illing
Brexit supporters led their country into an abyss and now have no clue what to do. Trump will do the same thing
No indictment, no scandal: After a year of email chatter, we can finally close the book on another Hillary witchhunt
Amanda Marcotte
The FBI recommends no indictment for Hillary, putting the story to bed with other invented Clinton controversies
“The system is rigged”: Donald Trump, right-wingers on Twitter implode after FBI’s decison on Hillary Clinton’s email scandal
Brendan Gauthier
In another blow to the #NeverHillary camp, Crooked Hillary — they say — weaseled out of an email scandal indictment
Trump’s profitable bigotry: The takeaway from his anti-Semitic tweet — his run is more a grift than a real campaign
Amanda Marcotte
Is Trump trying to win? Or is his racist dog-whistling about building an audience for his next endeavor?
Ex-KKK Grand Wizard David Duke rushes to Trump’s defense on Star Of David tweet
Sophia Tesfaye
The Trump campaign continues to insist its attack on Hillary Clinton wasn't anti-Semitic while Duke applauded
WATCH: “Morning Joe” panel loses it listening to Trump try to explain away anti-Semitic tweet with talk of “plain stars” and “basic stars”
Scott Eric Kaufman
Even the person responsible for the closed captioning got in on the action
Paul Krugman: Don’t believe his hype — Trump wants to kill the middle class
Scott Eric Kaufman
"Is Mr Trump for any of these things" that will help the middle class? "Not as far as anyone can tell"
The NRA’s election strategy: Why the group’s latest ad campaigns have nothing to do with guns
Heather Digby Parton
As sneaky as it is unpopular, the NRA is shilling red meat and doing the Republicans' work for them
How “4th Generation Warfare” helps to explain the rise of Donald Trump
Chauncey DeVega
Sociologist Dr. James Scaminaci III talks to Salon about Trump's connection to extreme elements in the right wing
A Trump presidency and ISIS: Aggressive U.S. intervention is exactly what they want
Sean Illing
ISIS is hoping the U.S. takes the bait by sending ground troops — and Trump in the White House certainly will
Protesters, white nationalists and armed delegates: What could possibly go wrong at the GOP convention?
Gary Legum
White supremacists plan to make their presence felt in Cleveland, adding more fuel to a highly combustible mixture
Republicans want a do-over: The GOP finds itself trapped in the date from hell
Michael Winship
Donald Trump isn't dangerous and exciting -- he's certifiable. Voters refused to listen, and now they're screwed
America has had a tyrant like Trump before: We fought a revolution to get rid of him
Matthew Rozsa
Hitler comparisons are lazy and sophomoric — a far superior historical analogy for Trump is King George III
GOP convention madness: Is Cleveland ready for its close-up?
Robert Hennelly
Security, protests and a city in recovery: The real story is what's happening outside the convention center
Why Christian Right leader James Dobson blocked me on Twitter
Chris Sosa
Dobson, of Focus on the Family, has a long history of ignoring anyone who might expose him as a fraud
Sanders voters should learn from Brexit: Don’t make the same mistake as Brits and support right-wing populism
Matthew Rozsa
Don't mistake Trump's populist rhetoric for actual policy that would benefit ordinary Americans
Language matters: Concerns about “political correctness” are deeply intertwined with race
Sean McElwee, Jason McDaniel
Data supports the partisan and racial divides in beliefs about inclusive language that Trump's run has exposed
Twin campaigns: My secret mission to get pregnant while covering the presidential election
Heather Haddon
A Wall Street Journal reporter reflects on finding work-life balance during the 2016 election
The web poisoned our politics: Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton and America’s digital divide
Neal Gabler
Global forces have left Americans anxious, angry and disempowered. Social media only exacerbates their alienation
Which is stupider: “The Purge: Election Year” or the total insanity of the real world?
Andrew O'Hehir
An election-year chapter of the gruesome action series paints a happier picture of democracy than the real world
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