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“For the many, not the few”: Jeremy Corbyn’s message resonated with the youth and succeeded against all odds

Charlie May
Jeremy Corbyn's promise to fight for the working class helped cause a major shake-up of British Parliament

Avoiding apocalypse on the Korean Peninsula

Rajan Menon
Why diplomacy is not naïve appeasement in the Korean crisis

Trump called off his visit to Britain in fear of large-scale protests, but the White House is denying it: Report

Charlie May
The president didn't want to be greeted by protesters in Britain, so he called Theresa May and postponed

The hate crime I survived

Matthew Rozsa
I nearly died at the hands of anti-Semitic classmates 20 years ago. This is why we need to actively resist bigotry

The other reason to shift away from coal: Air pollution that kills thousands every year

Jay Apt
Killing the environment could also kill your health

Fired U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara: “There’s absolutely evidence to begin a case” for obstruction of justice against Trump

Charlie May
On ABC's "This Week" Preet Bharara said it's certainly possible that the president obstructed justice

Yes, Donald Trump is an incompetent buffoon — but he’s still a major threat to democracy

Conor Lynch
Trump is an ignorant clown and lousy at being president — that shouldn't reassure us about the damage he can do

Bernie Sanders says current Democratic Party strategy is “an absolute failure” and slams Trump’s “incredible hypocrisy”

Charlie May
Speaking at the "People's Summit" in Chicago, Bernie Sanders urges progressives to seek more electoral victories

Our bellicose president wants to continue a 16-year quagmire in Afghanistan

Jim Hightower
Trump inherited the Afghan conflict but we needn't renew it to feed his ego. Defund this hangover of a war

Understanding contemporary white supremacy: Is the alt-right really something new?

Anis Shivani
A panel of scholars discusses the historical roots of modern white supremacy — and its most recent reinvention

Untangling the Qatar kerfuffle: Sure, the tiny Gulf state is a lousy ally — but so is everyone else in the region

Steven A. Cook
Why does everyone in the Arab world suddenly hate Qatar? Is it a uniquely repressive and terrible nation? Um, no

Shockingly, Trump aligns the U.S. with ISIS over terror attack in Iran

Jefferson Morley
Terror attacks in Tehran signal the launch of a foolhardy U.S.-Saudi war alliance

Alex Jones melts down after being interviewed by Megyn Kelly

Timothy Johnson
Jones on Kelly: “Not feminine — cold, robotic, dead. I felt zero attraction to Megyn Kelly”

Trump’s Justice Department ruled that the president can accept foreign payments

Taylor Link
The DOJ argued in a legal brief that payments received at Trump properties do not constitute as emoluments

WATCH: Raising a baby girl makes Amber Tamblyn angry

Alexandra Clinton
Being a mom in Trump’s America has “radically changed” the activist side of the actor and director

Legal experts: Comey’s testimony described serious misconduct by Trump including “abuse of power”

Joe Strupp
Experts call Trump’s actions with Comey “unusual and inappropriate”

London Mayor expertly dismantles Trump’s deranged Twitter assault

Alexandra Rosenmann
Sadiq Khan has "better things to do" than argue with the president on social media

The Comey-Corbyn axis: Old-school politics makes a dramatic comeback in a history-shaping week

Andrew O'Hehir
The ousted FBI director and the bearded English socialist make history on the same day. Yep, there's a connection

Historian Ruth Ben-Ghiat: Donald Trump “looks like Mussolini” but can be overcome

Chauncey DeVega
Scholar of Italian fascism says the label doesn't quite fit Trump — but his authoritarianism is just as toxic

Profiles in Poltroonery

Lucian K. Truscott IV
Spineless senators question invertebrate men

CNN cancels documentary series hosted by Reza Aslan after he calls Trump a “piece of sh*t”

Matthew Sheffield
Reza Aslan is the second host dropped by CNN for offensive behavior

Democrats have a bright future — but only if they can fight on multiple fronts and avoid distraction

Paul Rosenberg
The Democrats have new energy, and rising stars like Kamala Harris and Adam Schiff. But there are pitfalls ahead

This week in Donald Trump’s conflicts of interest: Kushner may have problems, but Trump’s hotel raises lots of questions

Matthew Rozsa
The president's week may have been overshadowed by the Russia scandal, but he still has conflicts galore

Is Trump a criminal? Maybe — but Comey’s testimony leaves no doubt about the president’s character

Conor Lynch
Former FBI director makes clear what he thinks of Trump's personal character. Will Republicans even notice?
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