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Our #blacklivesmatter Thanksgiving: Race, terror, Trump and political correctness collide at Thanksgiving

Chauncey DeVega
A holiday bound in myths, and based on America's founding sins, arrives in the middle of a fraught conversation

Our Thanksgiving hatred is getting out of hand: How to survive a holiday that has become a war zone

Jack Mirkinson
Judging from the avalanche of articles this week, Thanksgiving is an unbearable ordeal. But it doesn't have to be!

“Donald Trump! Ha!”: This Thanksgiving, when Adele fails, let’s all just laugh when drunk racist uncle starts talking politics

Joe Montgomery
I will laugh because I think it's a valuable tool for isolating individuals who hold dangerously stupid ideas

5 right-wing conspiracy theories as nuts as Donald Trump’s lies about 9/11

Kali Holloway
The Donald now contends U.S. Muslims celebrated the attacks. Conservatives have convinced themselves of even worse

Reasons to give thanks: America is a total mess — and some of it is good news

Andrew O'Hehir
GOP insanity and resurgent youth activism are aspects of America's long and necessary struggle with history

The unprecedented nightmare of Donald Trump’s campaign: We’ve openly begun using the F-word in American politics

Heather Digby Parton
The bizarre spectacle of Trump's candidacy has one word on everyone's mind: "Fascism"

Bernie Sanders’s refreshingly sane foreign policy

Sean Illing
In his speech last week, Sanders said what every presidential candidate ought to say about ISIS and the Middle East

Wow, Seth Meyers just stripped down Donald Trump’s lies and Islamophobia so clearly even your racist uncle will get it now

Sarah Burris
"When confronted about his lies, he doubles down," Meyers says, before answering back with reality

Stephen Colbert just took Donald Trump mockery to a brilliant new level

Sarah Burris
Must-see: When the would-be emperor has no clothes, sometimes you just point and laugh

Donald Trump race shocker: Polls prove his success really is based on racists

Amanda Marcotte
New numbers prove that Trump is pulling support from the highly xenophobic Republican contingent

“I can feel it”: Donald Trump explains how he “predicted” 9/11

Sophia Tesfaye
"The other thing I predicted is terrorism," Trump told supporters in South Carolina. "It's about vision, folks"

Trump’s campaign manager defends his candidate’s 9/11 lies: Media is conspiring to bury evidence of his fictional story about American Muslims

Scott Eric Kaufman
Criticism of Trump's lies about American Muslims are "factually inaccurate" — "it happened," even though it didn't

The false resurrection of George W. Bush: Don’t be fooled by calls to reassess his loathsome legacy

Paul Blest
Our 43rd president looks reasonable compared to what came afterwards. But you shouldn't be fooled by appearances

Hatred of ISIS is no justification for torture: Are you listening, GOP candidates?

John Rodriguez
Support for torture among Republican candidates is widespread, even though it no doubt aided terror recruitment

Donald Trump is the last person on earth who gives a sh*t about who Time’s person of the year is

Sarah Burris
And, surprise, he really, really, really thinks it should be him. James Corden mocks beautifully

Donald Trump’s racist revival: How the Republican Party has given new life to unabashed bigotry

Brittney Cooper
It wasn't long ago that dogwhistles and coded appeals to white resentment loomed large. Now it's even worse

The Donald can’t be derailed: The bigot and congenital liar can say whatever he wants, and it makes no difference

Eric Boehlert
Trump is unlike any political candidate in modern American history. It's past time the press treat him accordingly

Putin has bested them all: How has the Russian leader gotten the better of Clinton, Bush and Obama?

Patrick L. Smith
Watching Trump beat his chest about how he'd force Putin to his will is a reminder that Putin's had his way with us

Visions of a Nazi America: How “The Man in the High Castle” both sharpens and blurs the lines between “us” and “them”

Sonia Saraiya
The television adaptation of the Philip K. Dick novel departs from the book but asks even darker questions

Democratic senator debunks GOP refugee fear-mongering: U.S. terrorists “are generally white males, who have shot up people in movie theaters and schools”

Sophia Tesfaye
Dems begin to speak out as the mayor of Dallas also argues he's more scared of white gunmen than Syrian refugees

This is on Donald Trump and Fox News’ hands: Now their war on #blacklivesmatter draws real blood

Chauncey DeVega
Minneapolis shooting is no surprise. Trump, O'Reilly and others have ratcheted rhetoric toward violence for months

Donald Trump is immune to reality: What the GOP establishment needs to recognize—and fast

Gary Legum
Republicans have struggled to counteract Trump's unorthodox appeal. Is there any way to stop his momentum?

Megyn Kelly confronts Ben Carson with video evidence that he’s lying about 9/11 protesters, but Carson just can’t stop lying

Scott Eric Kaufman
Three times Carson's direct response to the question "You saw American Muslims celebrating 9/11 in NJ?" was "Yes"
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