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GOP tax bill: A new mechanism for reinforcing white power
Chauncey DeVega
Why do Republicans love their massively unpopular tax bill? Because it punishes nonwhites, and that never fails
A smorgasbord for the swamp creatures: GOP tax plan is a gift for lobbyists
Taylor Lincoln
Will Christmas come early for America's corporate lobbyists?
Nikki Haley breaks with White House: Trump accusers “should be heard”
Sophia Tesfaye
Trump’s UN ambassador says women who accuse the president of sexual misconduct “have every right to speak"
“It’s time to take them out in cuffs”: Fox News’ Jeanine Pirro calls for a purge of the FBI
Sophia Tesfaye
Conservatives are now attacking the FBI and DOJ to protect Trump
Facebook allowed political ads that were scams and malware
Jennifer Valentino-DeVries, Jeff Larson, Julia Angwin
In each case, the ads ran afoul of Facebook’s own guidelines to curb misleading and malicious advertising.
Democrats’ Franken fiasco has unhappy echoes of the Clarence Thomas affair
Paul Rosenberg
A panicked rush to judgment driven by short-term political calculus: We've seen this before and it doesn't end well
Conservatives’ Russia flip-flop: How did it happen?
Matthew Rozsa
Republicans opposed Russian aggression during the Soviet era; under a proto-fascist strongman, not so much
The Republican long game: Killing welfare
Neal Gabler
Republicans have long dreamed of destroying the social safety net once and for all
The GOP’s war on graduate students: How the House tax bill will make graduate school unaffordable
Matthew Rozsa
If House Republicans get their way, graduate degrees will become a luxury item for the wealthy
Origins of the alt-right, Part 2: White supremacy is deeply enmeshed in our culture
Anis Shivani
We can't expel alt-right racists as heretics and renegades, when the yearnings they express are found everywhere
Writing a Holocaust novel without writing about the Holocaust
Anca L. Szilágyi
Is writing about the Holocaust really "overdone?"
Trump’s daily routine consists of hours of TV and a dozen diet sodas: report
Charlie May
A new report highlights Trump's daily routine of "self-preservation" and searching the headlines for his name
Puerto Rico death toll after Hurricane Maria is likely far higher than previously known: report
Charlie May
The official death toll has been listed at 64, but a new report shows that it could be as high as 1,052
Made in the image of Betsy DeVos
Abby Norwood
We were poor but happy atheists, until my parents found Amway, Jesus and the gospel of wealth
“Patagonia is lying to you”: House panel publicly defends Trump administration
Charlie May
In a controversial tweet, the House Committee on Natural Resources mocked Patagonia's lawsuit against Trump
NYC’s high school wars: Helicopter parenting hits a new peak
Andrew O'Hehir
"School choice" in New York has birthed a bizarre system that rewards parental madness and reinforces inequality
Trump slams CNN for botched Wikileaks story as “vicious” and “purposeful mistake”
Charlie May
Trump once again targeted the network and he framed the error as a "purposeful" attack against him
Scholar Henry Giroux: “Matters are much worse than when Trump first started”
Chauncey DeVega
The author of "America at War With Itself" discusses the state of American democracy
Trump attacks Moore accuser over yearbook: “There was a little mistake made”
Charlie May
Trump undermined one of Moore's accusers by suggesting Moore's inscription in her yearbook is illegitimate
Empty cable calories: Why the White House press briefing shouldn’t be on TV anymore
Charlie May
When it comes to important things, the media is "wasting their time" every weekday with press briefings on TV
Sacrificing Al Franken in order to capture the moral high ground is not a strategy
Lucian K. Truscott IV
The Franken debacle is the same old drill; the Democrats are marching into their usual circular firing squad
Trump appears delusional — but the modern-day GOP led the way
Conor Lynch
Donald Trump has taken the Republican tradition of lying to daring new heights. But he had a lot to work with
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