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Trump loves the Confederacy? Since when does he like losers?
Matthew Rozsa
The president is sympathetic to a bunch of racists who lost one of America's biggest wars? Sad!
Here’s how Sean Hannity’s Charlottesville propaganda works
Matt Gertz
"The press . . . They used a high-profile act of violence to bludgeon the president and conservatives politically"
Van Jones: “There was only one white guy in Hillary Clinton’s ad — and it was Donald Trump”
Chauncey DeVega
CNN commentator on the "orange asteroid that hit the earth," and the lessons we must learn to recover and rebuild
When all the world’s a war: A history of declared and undeclared wars on enemies real and imagined
Rebecca Gordon
All the men and women are merely soldiers when war becomes a metaphor
The damage we do to boys and men that explains the Trump presidency
Kali Holloway
Toxic masculinity hurts men and women alike.
Trump rushes to Twitter to slam peaceful anti-racist protesters in Boston
Sophia Tesfaye
"Looks like many anti-police agitators"
LOLs in Hell: The 10 best late-night Trump slams
Taylor Link
From Bee to Colbert and from Kimmel to Jefferies, these are the 10 best Trump late-night Trump takes
With Steve Bannon out, will Sebastian Gorka be next?
Matthew Sheffield
Former Breitbart News writer Gorka may find it hard to stay in White House with his protector Bannon ousted
The Confederate mystique: White America’s toxic romance with a criminal regime
Andrew O'Hehir
Let Ulysses S. Grant explain: The Confederacy was "the worst cause ever," and "a stupendous crime of treason"
Charities dump Trump: More than a dozen groups cancel fundraisers at Mar-a-Lago
Alessandra Maldonado
So far 16 charities have pulled out of holding their events at Trump's club
Jesse Jackson keeps fighting for voter rights: “We now live under the rulebook of Jeff Sessions”
David Masciotra
Salon sits down with Jackson to discuss his strategy to resist the Trump administration's war on voting rights
One more lesson from Charlottesville: Our comedians are more ethical than our president
Sophia A. McClennen
How did we get to a point where late night comedians have a better moral compass than our nation’s leaders?
A California suburb reckons with its Nazi past — and present-day controversy follows
Peter Dreier
Across the country from Charlottesville, another small city confronts its own ugly history of intolerance
This week in Donald Trump’s conflicts of interest: Lots of focus on his hotels
Matthew Rozsa
The focus of this week is rightly on the Charlottesville violence, but we can't ignore Trump's conflicts
Forget the liberal smears: Leftists aren’t covertly aiding the alt-right — they’re battling it
Conor Lynch
Liberals and centrists use Charlottesville as another opportunity to demonize the activist left. It's not working
A new generation of white supremacists emerges in Charlottesville
A.C. Thompson, Karim Hajj
". . . it’s going to be harder and harder for them to shut us down,” said a spokesman for Vanguard America
After more executives flee Trump’s advisory board, White House claims he planned to disband the council anyway
Angelo Young
Members of a digital economy advisory board are quitting as Trump scraps plans to form an infrastructure council
MSNBC becomes most-watched cable news channel for first time ever
Matthew Sheffield
As Donald Trump continues to enmesh himself in one controversy after another, MSNBC is experiencing record ratings
There is no such thing as “white pride”
Matthew Rozsa
If you believe that "white pride" is analogous to other ethnic pride movements, you're ignorant, racist or both
Trump loves Civil War memorials so much that he created a fake one
Matthew Rozsa
In May it was reported that Trump had installed a memorial to a fake Civil War battle at his Virginia golf course
Park Service makes change to Robert E. Lee memorial at Arlington
Alessandra Maldonado
The National Park Service altered the description of Arlington House after the deadly rally in Charlottesville
Steve Bannon’s revenge: Breitbart News and other conservatives swiftly declare “war” within GOP
Matthew Sheffield
Trump was reportedly afraid to fire Steve Bannon, now we'll find out if those fears were justified
Trump’s big business CEOs are horrified by his Confederate excuses — but his religious advisers have nothing but praise
Matthew Sheffield
Is anyone surprised that the Religious Right has been a stronger defender of Trump than his CEO councils?
Last night, Jon Stewart destroyed Trump’s response to Charlottesville
Alessandra Maldonado
The former host of "The Daily Show" gave his own response to the resurgence of white supremacy
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