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It’s time to recognize America’s second Independence Day
Jynn Schubert
The end of slavery was a pivotal moment in American history, and it's the holiday we need
Pundits still fall for it: Trump does bare minimum in Texas, and suddenly he’s presidential
Bob Cesca
Trump wanders through a second visit to the disaster zone; talking heads see "a remarkably different president"
Trump’s Labor Day
Robert Reich
Nearly one out of every five American workers is in a part-time job. Two-thirds are living paycheck to paycheck
Half of all defendants exonerated for murder are black. Trump’s policies will likely make this number rise
Rachel Leah
Wrongful convictions have plagued our justice system forever, but today's politicians have made their number soar
One more reason the trans ban is idiotic: High school grads aren’t ready for the military (or life)
Bob Hennelly
Military brass knows that fewer and fewer young Americans are prepared to serve, or to succeed. There's an answer
4 ways foreign tourists disrespect the cultures they’re visiting
Ricky Riley
Other cultures are not objects for our pleasure
I stuff my mouth to cope with Donald Trump
Sophia Tesfaye, Matthew Rozsa
The politics of protest food
Why pro-Trump media need to pretend racist flim-flam man Sebastian Gorka resigned
Matt Gertz
If Gorka was fired as an unqualified incompetent, it's Trump's fault he was there in the first place
Fleecing America’s builders
Maryam Jameel
How workers on government construction jobs are victimized by contractors that stand little chance of being caught
Trump says “we’ll see” if U.S. attacks North Korea following test of “missile-ready” nuclear bomb
Taylor Link
President Trump has issued threats at North Korea, but it appears the new nuclear power finds his words empty
6 gun groups that aren’t for white right-wingers
Kali Holloway
The Second Amendment is finding appeal left of center.
Should we ban hate speech? Nazis in the street and the “paradox of tolerance”
Matthew Rozsa
I was targeted by some of the neo-Nazis behind the Charlottesville rally — but we can't give up free speech
Under child-king Trump, America is a runaway train — and derailment is imminent
Chauncey DeVega
Fatigue and pessimism in the face of this onslaught are understandable. But the American people must choose action
The most targeted ways to help support Hurricane Harvey victims — and more key activism events this week
Ilana Novick
Go beyond the easy options to voice your activism this week.
Trump hides behind the storm
Michael Winship
As Hurricane Harvey raged, the president tried to use the disaster as cover. It may have worked
Are Americans becoming more xenophobic?
Allison Skinner
Trump was able to exploit the threat borne out of the increasingly large racial and ethnic minority populations
Justice Department: No evidence to support Trump Tower being wiretapped by Obama
Charlie May
President Trump accused his predecessor of wiretapping Trump Tower during the elections, the accusations are false
To stop the alt-right, wrap up the “identity politics” debate this way
Jim Sleeper
Condemn politically correct excesses, but also those who exaggerate them
“As tough as this was, it’s been a wonderful thing”: Trump takes second trip to Texas, meets with storm victims
Charlie May
Trump made his second trip to Texas in which he passed out food, gave hugs, and touted his administration's efforts
White House asks Congress for $7.85 billion for Harvey aid, as a shutdown and a hectic month shapes up
Charlie May
Congress is set to return this week, and will face major tests regarding Harvey aid, the debt ceiling and DACA
Hurricane Trump and America’s road to nowhere: How did we get here?
Andrew O'Hehir
Both the disaster in Houston and the cataclysm in Washington were a long time coming. Look in the mirror, America
Are Trump’s generals on the verge of committing the biggest blunder of his presidency?
David Klion
James Mattis is considering arming Ukraine — a strategy that's sure to backfire.
Robert Mueller now in possession of Trump’s original letter which detailed reasons for firing Comey
Charlie May
Trump's letter was described as a "screed" and gives deeper insight into his thought process for his decision
GOP pressure builds, as Trump’s decision on DACA is still unclear
Charlie May
The White House said a decision would be announced Tuesday, as a lawsuit from Texas and others loom
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