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“I was scammed by Trump”: Former students allege The Donald defrauded them
Sophia Tesfaye
“For my $35,000+ all I got was books that I could have gotten from the library that could guide me better"
Mark Twain invented Donald Trump: The literary roots of the right’s greatest con man
Michael Winship
Samuel Langhorne Clemens anticipated the Donald's special brand of madness in "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn"
Donald Trump’s glory days as the butt of Spy’s jokes: How the “short-fingered vulgarian” rose to the occasion and became a break-out national star
Scott Timberg
Salon talks to satiric magazine co-founder Kurt Andersen about the angry, '80s Trump they mocked with glee
Glenn Beck’s terrifying new book: 300 pages of Islamophobia dressed up as scholarship
Matthew Pulver
The right-wing media giant released his latest book last month. It's worth taking a look at what makes it so scary
Trump, Sanders and tribalism: Why the Donald’s dark allure goes deeper than racism and xenophobia
Andrew O'Hehir
Behind the hateful rhetoric and paranoid fantasies, Trump conjures up the violent darkness of human history
Donald Trump’s simpleminded circus: How to succeed in the GOP primary without even trying
Elias Isquith
This week's absurd rally against a done deal seals it. Trump is the funniest man in America — for now
Get Donald Trump out of my brain: The neuroscience that explains why he’s running away with the GOP
Gleb Tsipursky
The reality TV star and first-rate attention getter knows how to manipulate the media -- and our emotions
Screw U: Inside the GOP’s war on college students
Sophia A. McClennen
Across the board, in a variety of different ways, the Republican field is out to gut higher education as we know it
Hillary Clinton is about to make a huge mistake: Here’s what she needs to learn from Bernie Sanders
Conor Lynch
In 2008, Clinton tried to dismiss Barack Obama while playing up her experience. She can't afford to do it again
The terror after the terror: America still hasn’t reckoned with the disgrace of post-9/11 hate crimes
Eesha Pandit
In the 14 years since the events of September 11, religious minorities have faced a staggering degree of backlash
Walker’s dramatic implosion: The one-time Iowa frontrunner is now barely registering in the polls
Simon Maloy
Scott Walker is trying to fight his way back into presidential contention by pretending to have a personality
The GOP primary’s pathetic race to the bottom: Why Bobby Jindal & Scott Walker continue to impress literally nobody
Jack Mirkinson
Two Republican governors with presidential aspirations have found precisely nobody particularly caring
Donald Trump’s 9/11 problem: He’d rather defend his hair’s honor than remember the American dead
Scott Eric Kaufman
Trump's priorities on 9/11 are always skewed — in 2013 he used it to settle a grudge with "haters and losers"
Does Hillary Clinton have an authenticity problem?
Sean Illing
Joe Biden’s appearance on Colbert’s Late Show points out why she’s having problems connecting with voters
Donald Trump on his Hillary flip-flopping: I’m only a hypocrite because all businessmen have an obligation to be one
Scott Eric Kaufman
He only pretended to like Hillary Clinton because he was "running a major company where I need things"
Bill O’Reilly begs the GOP field to be as ideologically excitable and politically incorrect as Donald Trump
Scott Eric Kaufman
"The Trump-factor is obliterating standard campaign messaging and rhetoric," he said, so they need to up their game
The GOP’s autocratic “businessman” obsession: Why running a company is horrible training for running the country
Conor Lynch
It had been Mitt Romney. Now it's Donald Trump. Republicans are in love with the idea of the president as CEO
The explosive 1991 documentary Donald Trump did everything in his power to suppress
Sola Agustsson
"Trump. What's the deal?" chronicles the business mogul's ruthless rise to power, and it's finally available online
“The American government and the urban street operate exactly the same”: D Watkins unleashes “The Beast Side”
Lawrence Burney
The Baltimore author talks Black Lives Matter, teaching, and why Donald Trump could be the next Ronald Reagan
Politico embarrasses itself, plays softball with NFL on concussions, brain injuries
Steve Almond
A third of NFL players can expect brain injuries. NFL lobbyists want to fend off regulation. Please tell Politico
Storm chasers rejoice: What’s behind our fascination with extreme weather?
Reynard Loki
Climate change will mean an increase in the frequency & severity of storms -- and the storm chasers will be there
Emasculated white men love Donald Trump: The real reason a billionaire bozo rules the GOP
Stephan Richter
Trump's rise is directly related to a certain white male limpness -- and their fear of a female president
Jindal’s last ditch effort: to jokingly propose Charlie Sheen as Donald Trump’s “winning” running mate
Asha Parker
Rachel Maddow talks GOP candidates stuck at the bottom of the polls
Can R.E.M. demand Donald Trump “cease and desist” playing their song?
Scott Timberg
According to a lawyer, when artists and pols clash over the use of a song, the band is likely to win [UPDATED]
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