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Mister Rogers and Mr. Trump: Can the Neighborhood of Make-Believe help us through this?
Chauncey DeVega
Scholar Michael Long on the radical pacifist message of Fred Rogers — and how he'd deal with our puppet president
Alt-right is dying, but powerful conservatives are mainstreaming its ideas
Amanda Marcotte
Even as the alt-right movement crumbles, conservative media works to normalize its noxious views
When it comes to immigration, it’s time to put common sense into policy
Aviva Chomsky
Rejecting the president’s manichaean worldview
We should demand corporate media take these 6 steps to stop gun violence
Liz Posner
Cable news networks could do a lot to save lives
Tilting the playing field: How Republican “constitutional hardball” has reshaped politics
Paul Rosenberg
Stealing a Supreme Court seat is just one example: Republicans have long believed they must play dirty to win
Donald Trump’s women and global trade
Stephan Richter
The purpose of the steel tariffs is motivated by the same political force that drives Trump – playing blame games
Trump eyes his next target, Robert Mueller, and Republicans can only watch
Jeremy Binckes
After getting rid of Andrew McCabe, he's now eying the man investigating him
Injured nuclear workers finally had support. The Trump administration has mothballed it.
Rebecca Moss
The advisory board's contract that helped support nuclear workers has expired, with no sign of new hires.
Senators: It’s time for the U.S. to defend its involvement in Yemen — or get out
Charlie May
Senators are starting to question what the U.S. is doing in the Middle East, and why we're involved
5 reminders Trump lackey Katrina Pierson is completely unhinged
Mehreen Kasana
The newly appointed campaign adviser has made some eye-popping remarks over the years
“Saturday Night Live” is trying to make sense of the White House turmoil
Jeremy Binckes
"SNL" welcomes back some old administration favorites
Stormy Daniels is a feminist hero
Nicole Karlis
And we owe it to her to give her the respect she deserves in her fight to break her silence
6 ways millennials will clean up the mess boomers left them
Robert Reich
Millennials distinguish themselves in ways that will help clean up the mess set before them.
GOP Maine candidate who insulted Parkland survivors drops out of race
Nicole Karlis
Following a Parkland student’s call for a challenger, a 28-year-old woman responded
Andrew McCabe kept memos on Trump meetings: report
Nicole Karlis
Reports claim they could corroborate former FBI director James Comey’s account of his private meetings with Trump
People are stranded in “transit deserts” in dozens of US cities
Junfeng Jiao, Chris Bischak
Where’s my bus?
Trump lawyer calls for end to Robert Mueller probe
Nicole Karlis
The news comes on the heels of former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe's firing
Andrew McCabe fired to be “discredited” as a witness: report
Nicole Karlis
The F.B.I. deputy director was fired on Friday night after Jeff Sessions rejected an appeal for him to retire
Raise a glass with Mick Mulvaney: Dark-hearted leprechaun of St. Paddy’s Day evil
Andrew O'Hehir
Trump's egregiously Irish budget chief is a 21st-century version of the dastardly, traitorous "gombeen man"
The science of satire and lies: Watching Colbert can fight right-wing brain rot
Sophia A. McClennen
The mainstreaming of lies in the Trump era is hurting our cognitive abilities. Research says satire can save us
Grover Cleveland pioneered a presidential tradition: Attacking so-called welfare cheats
Matthew Rozsa
A uniquely veto-happy president, Cleveland broke new ground in shaming welfare recipients as unworthy
Giving patients the “right to try” experimental drugs is a political maneuver, not a lifesaver
Morten Wendelbo, Timothy Callaghan
"Right to try" legislation gives terminally ill patients the right to use experimental medications
Stand up, hook up, shuffle to the door
Lucian K. Truscott IV
General McMaster prepares to parachute out of the White House
Can the red-blue partisan divide be overcome? Bernie Sanders thinks so
Conor Lynch
In a trip to deep-red Texas, Sanders argues that real economic populism can overcome partisanship. It won't be easy
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