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Richard Spencer leads torch-lit white supremacy march in Charlottesville
Charlie May
In what was deemed a success by their leader, Spencer and white supremacists returned to Charlottesville
5 reasons Trump’s sports taunts could really hurt him
Rick Gell
The NBA and NFL may prove to be more formidable than Little Marco and Lyin' Ted
Charlie Sykes: The GOP is “in the thrall of the NRA”
Rachel Leah
The conservative radio host says NRA is driving the debate on guns and has a stronghold on Republicans
Gun control and history: It’s never been about the Second Amendment
Matthew Rozsa
Pro-gun advocates are using the ambiguous language of the Constitution to mask a right-wing agenda
Rex Tillerson’s agony, and ours: Trump’s revolving door will keep spinning
Danielle Ryan
Have Tillerson, Jim Mattis and Steve Mnuchin really vowed a "suicide pact," where if one goes they all do?
America’s biggest divide: winners and losers
Neal Gabler
America is divided between those considered winners, and those who are considered by the winners to be losers
Trump’s family and friends really want to tie Harvey Weinstein to Democrats
Taylor Link
Republicans are up in arms that Democrats have not censured Weinstein, despite Trump being accused of same behavior
How to help Puerto Rico, even when the President won’t
Ilana Novick
It's going to be a long recovery from Hurricane Maria's devastation
Baltimore’s “Kushnerville” tenants file class action against landlord
Alec MacGillis
Jared Kushner's real estate company has allegedly unjustly charged tenants fees and threatened eviction
6 reasons post-Maria Puerto Rico could be Katrina-like
Grist Staff
Here are six factors that contribute to making the current disaster in Puerto Rico especially dire
Trump wants “equal time” rule for late-night shows
Taylor Link
Mocked and derided on late-night TV, Trump now wants enforcement of the fairness doctrine on comedians
Charlie Sykes and the conscience of a (lonely) conservative
Andrew O'Hehir
Talk-show host Charlie Sykes stood up to Trump — and the entire conservative movement. What took him so long?
Anti-Semitism in the alt-right age: It’s “the bellwether of society”
David Masciotra
Salon talks to the Midwest Director of the Anti-Defamation League about the emboldening of hate by the right
Lisa Ling finds common ground with heavily armed militia
Rachel Leah
How does the journalist find empathy and understanding with groups whose beliefs she doesn't support?
Trump is the most powerless president in American history
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Trump wallows in a vat of perks as his broken promises pile up
“Worst responder”: Bill Maher slams Trump for Puerto Rico response
Taylor Link
Maher joked that once Trump visited the island the Puerto Ricans were asking for the hurricane to come back
Wake up, John Kasich: It’s not your Republican Party anymore
Conor Lynch
Supposed Republican "moderates" (who are conservatives) are beginning to grasp that it's now a reactionary party
Calling foul on Donald Trump
Bill Moyers
The president's attacks on athletes and the mayor of San Juan are a toxic mixture of resentments and racial hate
A loophole for discrimination? Jeff Sessions expands religious freedom protections
Jennie Neufeld
Many fear the governance encourages discrimination based on gender identity or sexual orientation
#NoMoreNazi is now controversial: New video game sparks online backlash
Matthew Rozsa
The latest installment in the Wolfenstein franchise is directly targeting the rise of the alt-right in America
This year’s Nobel Peace-Prize selection is a rebuke of Trump
Charlie May
The head of the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons said Trump's election is a crisis
FEMA makes data on Puerto Rico available again after outcry
Leigh C. Anderson
Data on access to water and electricity in Puerto Rico had suddenly disappeared from FEMA's website
Donald Trump celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month by mocking Puerto Rico in Spanish
Matthew Rozsa
Trump just mocked Spanish accents at a Hispanic Heritage Month event
Hurricane aftermath: U.S. economy lost jobs for first time in 7 years
Charlie May
The economy lost 33,000 jobs in the month of September largely due to hurricanes, but all is well in Trump's world
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