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The personal is always political: The politics of swimming in 2016
Lynn Sherr
Lynn Sherr dives into the historic feats and major fiascos of one of her favorite pastimes
Trump in the bayou: The Tea Party, a sinkhole in Louisiana and the contradictions of American political life
Arlie Hochschild
What would Trump do to prevent another calamity like Bayou Corne? Probably nothing
Brit right-winger Nigel Farage is right: Trump is a lot like Reagan — in all the worst possible ways
Conor Lynch
From taxes to the poor, Trump has a staggering ignorance of the issues, just like Reagan did
A revolution delayed: Young people trend left, but stay home on Election Day
Sean McElwee
Even Republican millennials are less conservative than older GOPers, who maintain majorities in both houses
Lengthy campaigns are the enemy: Labor Day should be the official start of campaign season
Lee Drutman
In almost all other advanced democracies, the official campaign season is short — a few weeks, at most two months
Exploiting a broken system: Trump’s within striking distance of Hillary — and that’s mind-boggling
Bob Cesca
Within our present system, a reality-show demagogue can make a legit run for president — that has to change
On refugees, we must do better: Trump’s rhetoric is worse, but both parties have failed
Daniel Denvir
The number of refugees being allowed into the U.S. is woefully inadequate to meet the scale of human suffering
Bewildered in “Bloom County”: How its long hiatus transformed the still-beloved comic
Scott Timberg
Berkeley Breathed: "There’s a spiritual context to it all, although I really hate that I said the word ‘spiritual’"
Trump’s mass deportation machine: He’ll create an American police state equal to Nazi Germany
Steven Rosenfeld
Trump’s plan portends great civil strife, economic devastation and the imposition of a police state
Colin Kaepernick and American freedom: The quarterback’s protest exemplifies what our nation stands for
Jonathan Zimmerman
Kaepernick's protest reminds us that our commitment to free expression is what really makes America great
Donald Trump went to Mexico — and all we got was this stupid election
Andrew O'Hehir
Trump punks the news cycle once again with his most bizarre stunt yet — but the media's not solely to blame
Trump’s liar-in-chief: Since joining his staff, Kellyanne Conway has been living in a world of make believe
Cody Cain
Kellyanne Conway was tapped by Trump replace Paul Manafort — and for 2 weeks she's been shilling pure fiction
This weekend with prepared answers already memorized, Trump takes his fake black outreach program on the road
Chauncey DeVega
Trump has canned responses for his talk with Bishop Wayne T. Jackson. Here are the questions he needs to be asked
A modest proposal: Trump has it all wrong — to prevent crime, we need to do some “exteme vetting” of men
Amanda Marcotte
If we need a police state to stop crime, the target shouldn't be immigrants but those commiting most crimes: men
The job crisis we must not ignore: Employment for young Americans remains staggeringly low
Robert Hennelly
Millions of teens are out of work — and the long-term implications are profound for both them and the country
The “Mexico sends them” myth: Trump’s not just racist but channeling far-right immigration conspiracies
Daniel Denvir
The absurd notion that Mexico is sending immigrants here is central to the framework that shapes Trump's worldview
Dwyane Wade responds to Donald Trump’s use of his cousin’s murder for “political gain”: “It just left a bad taste in my mouth”
Sophia Tesfaye
The NBA superstar described Trump's tweet as a "ploy for political gain," but admitted he felt "conflicted"
Putting lives in danger: Trump’s vile Phoenix speech was terrifying — and the result could be tragic
Chauncey DeVega
In Phoenix, Trump gave one of the most violent, vicious and repugnant speeches in modern U.S. political history
Latinos for Trump founder warns of “taco trucks on every corner” if Hillary Clinton wins
Sophia Tesfaye
Trump has all the best surrogates
Donald Trump’s Willie Horton moment: Using an old tactic to smear Hillary Clinton
Heather Digby Parton
Sound familiar? Trump's latest strategy is to blame Clinton for murders committed by immigrants
Trump’s “zero tolerance” failure: His harsh immigration policy would hurt immigrants and citizens alike
Simon Maloy
The immigration plan Donald Trump laid out would be "destructive" to the economy and harm a lot of people
Hillary’s GOP outreach: Could it do more harm than good for Democrats?
Gary Legum
Clinton has been working to convert Republicans, but it could very well backfire
The non-nuclear option: The most urgent threat to human civilization isn’t Trump
Todd Gitlin
Why should anyone’s finger be anywhere near a nuclear trigger?
Colin Kaepernick’s brave decision: An open letter to the 49ers quarterback
D. Watkins
"You will now be mentioned in the ranks with other courageous athletes like the late great Muhammad Ali ..."
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