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Was the DNC hack an inside job? It’s a hot theory — but probably not
Matthew Sheffield
There are good reasons to distrust the U.S. intelligence agencies. But Russians likely did hack the Democrats
Bannon’s return shows Senate Press Gallery was right to deny Breitbart credentials
Matt Gertz
Bannon's aggressive aim to "crush the opposition" simply proves the committee's rejection was the right call
Who’s the biggest loser? Ranking Hillary Clinton among the also-rans who won the popular vote
Matthew Rozsa
Hillary Clinton wasn't the first to win the popular vote and lose the election. But her case is different somehow
Stop acting surprised, America: Donald Trump is a white supremacist
Chauncey DeVega
Trump has made clear to America for decades where he stands on race. It's long past time to accept the facts
Is Iran the new North Korea? Not even close
Steven A. Cook
Israel is alarmed about Iran's intentions — but that's nothing new. Flawed as it is, the nuclear deal is holding
Trump administration refuses to release Mar-a-Lago visitor logs
Charlie May
Despite an order from a federal judge, the Justice Department said it won't reveal who has spent time with Trump
Bruce Springsteen’s “The Ghost of Tom Joad,” then and now
David Masciotra
The Springsteen archives released the '96 Belfast show of The Ghost of Tom Joad Tour this month. It still resonates
DOJ ends program that oversees local police departments
Charlie May
The Justice Department ended a program created to improve relations between the police and communities
Anxious in the Trump era? You’re not alone
David H. Rosmarin
A clinical psychologist on the anxiety our politics appears to be causing
Eva Moskowitz, public education and the crisis of neoliberalism
Andrew O'Hehir
New York's passionate charter school reformer has gotten results. Did she open the door for Trump and Betsy DeVos?
Who is begging for war? We have such a poor understanding of the conflict with North Korea
Vijay Prashad
Unless the United States downgrades threats against North Korea, there will be no possibility of peace
“Brad’s Status” feels like a movie about America in 2017, but it’s more timeless
Max Cea
A scene in “Brad’s Status” recalls John Cheever and J.D. Salinger
The great Hillary Clinton paradox
Sophia A. McClennen
There's no doubt Clinton was the victim of many sexist attacks. Does that mean that all criticism of her is sexist?
Here is Bill Maher’s ’25 Things You Don’t Know’ about Melania Trump
Charlie May
The late-night comedian mocked the first lady who is featured on the cover of Us Weekly
Worth dying for?
Danny Sjursen
When it comes to the war in the greater Middle East, maybe we’re the bad guys
Bigoted radio host Michael Savage has lost faith in Trump
Pam Vogel
Trump and members of his administration have called Savage regularly for years to receive sycophantic praise
Why “South Park” is perfectly armed to fight the alt-right
Taylor Link
The satirical cartoon has a perfect chance to turn around and bite the trollish right-wing hand that feeds it
Trump’s DACA deal has angered some supporters, but unlikely to harm him with GOP
Matthew Sheffield
While anti-immigration Republicans are a minority, they might still get their way
Air Force chaplain: Don’t let non-Christian service members practice their faith
Matthew Sheffield
Military Religious Freedom Foundation says Donald Trump's election doubled religious discrimination cases
Who is Trump meeting at Mar-a-Lago? White House refuses to release records
Matthew Sheffield
The White House says Freedom of Information Act requests don't apply to president's schedule
Theresa May and British police: Trump’s tweets aren’t “helpful”
Charlie May
Trump assumed British police knew who the suspect of a Tube bombing was. They shut him down
Ben Shapiro’s Berkeley speech wasn’t met with the violence he expected
Matthew Sheffield
For the first time in a while, violence doesn't break out at a right-wing political event in Berkeley
This weekend, D.C. is a Coachella of Trump rallies, counter-protests and Juggalos
Charlie May
With over 35 events scheduled in the nation's capital, locals should probably run and keep running
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