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We can’t let this guy control the national narrative
Bob Cesca
Donald Trump's only true goals are control and attention. Stop giving him what he craves, and he'll be powerless
In the Trump age, an emboldened attack on intellectuals
Bill Moyers
Bill Moyers speaks with Joan Scott about the way in which the right is targeting critical thinking
We may have a treatment for our police shooting epidemic; we’re just not using it
Charlie May
Even as cops kill 1,000 Americans a year, the focus of training remains on target practice, not deescalation
Frederica Wilson calls on John Kelly to apologize, as Donald Trump attacks her in tweet
Taylor Link
The congresswoman is battling the White House over Kelly's integrity and Sgt. La David Johnson's family
When tycoon presidents fail
Matthew Rozsa
Why being a good businessman doesn't make for a good president, and ultimately failed President Herbert Hoover
Fox News’ new prime-time lineup prepares to remake the GOP in Trump’s image
Matt Gertz
Ingraham’s ascension to Fox’s prime-time lineup gives the insurgent effort a big boost
The Twitter thought experiment that exposes “pro-life” hypocrisy
Paul Rosenberg
Comedian and sci-fi writer Patrick Tomlinson on the dangerous question that abortion foes refuse to answer
Trump has spent astounding amount of presidency tweeting
Jacob Sugarman
A new report indicates he's wasted entire days tapping away on social media
How China’s skewed sex ratio is making President Xi’s job a whole lot harder
David Skidmore
Economic and gender composition restructuring is essential should Xi hope to see tangible reform come to fruition
David Petraeus: “We in uniform protect the rights of others to criticize us frankly”
Taylor Link
The retired general pushes back on the White House claim that it is offensive to question military leaders
Bill O’Reilly’s contract extension came after $32 million payout for “nonconsensual” relationship
Taylor Link
Fox News extended the contract of Bill O'Reilly after the network knew he reached this staggering settlement
Study: GOP likely to retain power after 2018 midterms
Rich Robinson, Rob Richie
Because of incumbent advantage, modeling suggests that the GOP is likely to retain power in the midterms
45*: The president who shouldn’t be
Chauncey DeVega
Under the flawed rules of our system, Donald Trump is the president. But his legitimacy is very much in question
Dumb and dumber: Trump’s foreign policy repeats decades of American mistakes
Patrick Lawrence
Trump's foreign policy is entirely incoherent. But it's just a stupider continuation of everything since 1945
Trump taunts public, holds programs hostage
Steven Rosenfeld
Traumatic Obamacare reversals underscore dismal new normal in Washington.
From Mueller and Russia to Kaepernick and the NFL, “collusion” is so hot right now
Taylor Link
It may be the accusation of the moment, but it's an exceedingly hard one to prove
Racist, violent, unpunished: A white hate group’s campaign of menace
A.C. Thompson, Ali Winston, Darwin BondGraham
They train to fight. They post their beatings online. And so far, they have little reason to fear the authorities
Harvey Weinstein and the masculine code: Why men are being so quiet
Andrew O'Hehir
I get it, guys: You're not like that. You're not sure what to say. But our silence is too damn close to complicity
Trump plans to release thousands of classified JFK assassination documents
Charlie May
Thousands of classified documents the public has never seen would be released by Oct. 26
What the Koch Brothers do in the shadows — and why
Chauncey DeVega
"Democracy in Chains" author Nancy MacLean on how the radical right rigs the game and why they keep winning
White supremacy’s global boom has anti-racist activists fighting back
Sophia A. McClennen
Racist police brutality and institutional racism are problems that extend well past U.S. borders
The unhealthiest county in America voted overwhelmingly for Trump, who will only make things worse
Kali Holloway
The painful truth of how people vote
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