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Robert Reich: Americans have forgotten the meaning of patriotism
Robert Reich
This Fourth of July, the former secretary of labor urges us all to remember that we are a society of inclusion
Brexit vs. Braveheart: Will the Celtic nations seek revenge on England for its historic blunder?
Andrew O'Hehir
Scotland plots a course toward independence and Ireland ponders unity, while Wales voted "Leave" from the left
Hillary Clinton trounces Donald Trump in poll of seven swing states
Brendan Gauthier
Clinton continues to widen the gap as Trump continues to stumble
Ted Cruz, we hardly missed ya: McCarthy tactics and conspiracy theories at his terror panel
Amanda Marcotte
A Cruz-run panel on Islamic terrorism features a fringe character accusing two congressmen of dark dealings
A cultural evolutionary explanation for the not-so-surprising Brexit outcome
Paul Rosenberg
Anthropologist Peter Turchin explains how the seeds of Brexit unrest were planted during the Carolingian Empire
NRA props up Trump’s flailing campaign with multi-million dollar Benghazi-themed ad buy
Sophia Tesfaye
The gun lobby's political arm plans to spend millions attacking Hillary Clinton on Trump's behalf
Bernie Sanders: The global economy doesn’t work for the majority of world citizens, but an American Brexit isn’t the answer
Scott Eric Kaufman
"We do not need change based on the demagogy, bigotry and anti-immigrant sentiment," he wrote
Clinton and Warren: It might be exactly the right ticket at the right time
Heather Digby Parton
Many thought that having two women running together would be too much for the U.S. but it's exactly what we need
The Trump Recession: He’s linked himself to potential economic calamity with Brexit stance
Bob Cesca
If Brexit continues to disrupt the world economy, Clinton will rightly seek to glue Trump's name to the disaster
The sunset of the Benghazi “scandal”: Endless GOP investigations and no smoking gun
Gary Legum
Republicans have come up empty after spending almost 4 years probing Benghazi to incriminate Hillary or Obama
Sorry, George Will: The GOP became the party of Trump long before he became the nominee
Conor Lynch
Trump's white identity politics are nothing new for the GOP, which cynically exploited racism for decades
Iraq taught us nothing: Neoliberalism, interventionism and America’s crumbling empire
Patrick Cockburn
Decades of failed wars and crushing economic policy have rendered the United States a superpower in name only
Farewell to the Benghazi farce: Trey Gowdy’s investigation concludes not with a bang but a whimper
Eric Boehlert
To the surprise of no one, the House Select Committee's eighth report is expected to contain no major revelations
Donald Trump can’t talk this away: The self-proclaimed billionaire is no philanthropist
Kali Holloway
A new Washington Post investigation finds the GOP nominee has donated less than $10K over the last seven years
WATCH: CNN anchor rips Trump’s lawyer for celebrating GOP’s Benghazi report by accusing Hillary Clinton of murder
Sophia Tesfaye
"Don’t call someone a murderer of an ambassador for God sake,” CNN's Ashleigh Banfield said, calling it "libel"
WATCH: Sarah Palin gets stumped by hardball question from 10-year-old about support for “sexist” Donald Trump
Brendan Gauthier
If you thought her response to Katie Couric's "gotcha" question was bad, you're in for a treat
Racists, energized by Trump and the Brexit vote, are acting out more — sometimes violently
Amanda Marcotte
Right-wing populism is leading to a surge in violence and abuse, as racists feel vindicated, reports say
Hillary Clinton and Elizabeth Warren take the stage together: It might just be the beginning
Sean Illing
Whether she's on the ticket or not, Elizabeth Warren has already proven to be a boon to Clinton's campaign
Trump finally hires a communication director — who then promptly deletes all of his #SleazyDonald tweets
Sophia Tesfaye
"Donald Trump is the Carl Lewis of flip-flopping," newly hired Jason Miller tweeted only weeks ago
WATCH: Samantha Bee enlists the Doctor to tell Trump exactly what the Scottish think of his Brexit gaffe
Scott Eric Kaufman
Donald Trump is a Weeping Angel, and it's our responsibility not to ignore him — blink and we're dead
Donald Trump’s new losing strategy: No, Democrats won’t fall for his dirty tricks against Hillary
Heather Digby Parton
Democrats have gotten too good at seeing when they’re being manipulated by ever-so-clever Republican operatives
Socialism or barbarism: Only the left can defeat the rise of the radical right
Daniel Denvir
Brexit has taught us an important lesson: There are historic openings for the left — and also enormous challenges
False hope for sale: Trump, Brexit and the irrational response to the very real threat of neoliberal policies
Conor Lynch
People are right to feel marginalized by neoliberalism, but the solution does not lie in scapegoating immigrants
Trumpism is here to stay: America’s neo-fascist fever dream has only just begun
John Feffer
As long as our economy produces a nation of haves and have nots, we will remain one election cycle from apocalypse
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