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Progressives: Don’t blow the chance for health care reform with a single-payer litmus test
Peter Dreier, Donald Cohen
Everyone on the left agrees that single-payer health care is the goal. But a purist approach will only mean defeat
Gerald Feierstein, a Gulf-funded expert pushing catastrophic war on Yemen, appears to have lied to Congress
Ben Norton
A widely quoted Middle East Institute director is paid to advance the U.S.-Gulf war on Yemen.
We are under surplus Trump stress: What can we do to protect ourselves?
Marty Kaplan
Maybe we should think about zen and the art of nuclear war.
“Desus & Mero”: Perfect late-night viewing for surviving Trump and the supremacy
Rachel Leah
The late-night comic duo brings an original and important perspective to a genre dominated by white men
Afghanistan is now officially James Mattis’s war
Simon Reich
Obama abandoned the goal of nation building after billions of dollars were spent and 2,400 American lives were lost
McCain bashes Trump over Arpaio pardon, but many Republicans remain quiet
Charlie May
McCain said the move "undermines" Trump's respect for the law, but other Republicans haven't said much
Sebastian Gorka is out of the White House, and not even Trump knew what his role was
Charlie May
The deputy assistant was primarily known for his bombastic cable news interviews
Historian Timothy Snyder: After Charlottesville, “we are hanging by our teeth to the rule of law”
Chauncey DeVega
Author of "On Tyranny," who predicted a coup months ago, says Trump is still waiting for his "Reichstag fire"
My hometown Confederate war
David Masciotra
Our Illinois public high school blithely flew the Confederate flag for years. Then demographics began to change
Bill Maher: Ivanka Trump is the “greatest disappointment” of Trump’s presidency
Charlie May
Maher slammed the president's daughter for failing to sway him from implementing a military ban on transgenders
Trump’s 6 biggest history fails since entering the White House
Charlie May
Trump's misunderstanding of the past presents serious questions about our future
Jon Stewart’s legacy: It’s been 2 years since he left “The Daily Show” but his satire still has bite
Sophia A. McClennen
Jon Stewart may not be on “The Daily Show” anymore, but evidence of his impact on political comedy is everywhere
Lessons from Brooklyn: How a young Bernie Sanders learned about the value of money
Rachel Leah
College roommate and author Steve Slavin tells Salon a few of Sanders' early experiences of growing up in Brooklyn
Trump has no time or words for America’s dead sailors and their families
Lucian K. Truscott IV
One dead in Charlottesville. Ten dead or missing at sea. Zero words spoken by Donald Trump
Donald Trump is right (about something): There really is an “alt-left,” but it’s even weirder than he thinks
Matthew Sheffield
Moderates and Republicans use "alt-left" as an epithet — but in 2017 there's a tiny sect that embraces the term
This week in Donald Trump’s conflicts of interest: A total eclipse of ethics!
Matthew Rozsa
The Secret Service is running out of money, but his treasury secretary's wife can brag about her lavish lifestyle
“Weeping Nazi” Christopher Cantwell went from libertarian to fascist — and he’s not alone
Conor Lynch
Combine two obnoxious fringe movements — libertarianism and white supremacy — and you get Charlottesville
How should we protest neo-Nazis? Lessons from German history
Laurie Marhoefer
The antifa’s tactics often backfire, just like those of Germany’s communist opposition to Nazism did in the 1920s
Will Trump’s enduring legacy be a right-wing judiciary?
SUSANNAH JACOB
The president is moving at a rapid clip to put ideological allies on the bench.
Trump issues Friday night pardon for Sheriff Joe Arpaio
Keith A. Spencer
Sheriff Arpaio and Trump were both birthers with anti-immigrant views, though Arpaio's pardon is unprecedented
Roy Moore is out-Trumping the president: Will Republicans in Alabama reject Trump’s endorsed Senate candidate?
Matthew Sheffield
It's looking more and more likely that the controversial ex-judge will win GOP senate race to replace Jeff Sessions
The Infowar for Donald Trump’s mind
Matthew Sheffield
New White House chief of staff John Kelly is trying to steer the president's media habits away from Alex Jones
Listen: Charlottesville should not have been a surprise
Chauncey DeVega
"The Chauncey DeVega Show" examines the Charlottesville hate rally from five different points of view
Trump attacks Tennessee Senator Bob Corker during GOP meeting in Nashville
Matthew Rozsa
The Tennessee Senator joins Trump's ever-growing list of Republican adversaries
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