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Marketer-in-chief: Is Donald Trump only running for president to exploit the business opportunities?
Cody Cain
A Trump presidency would present unprecedented opportunity to exploit quid pro quo business arrangements
The deep roots of “white trash” in America: “Not only are we not a post-racial society, we are certainly not a post-class society”
Kate Tuttle
Salon talks to Nancy Isenberg about America's history of race, class, eugenics and the myth of social mobility
The right wing’s projection and obsession: Their hunger to pervert Black Lives Matter rises after Dallas
Chauncey DeVega
"All Lives Matter" must be transformed from a BLM smear to honoring the lives of heroes & police brutality victims
Death in Dallas and America’s existential crisis: Our new “civil war” over the nature of reality
Andrew O'Hehir
Our broken republic is divided not just by race, culture and ideology, but between competing versions of reality
Don’t be fooled: Trump’s populist economic rhetoric is a fraud
Conor Lynch
Trump's "populist" economic policies would be downright harmful to the people whose interests he claims to defend
TV as a conservative safe space: Fragile viewers can’t handle being challenged by their entertainment
Silpa Kovvali
Anger at Jesse Williams' BET Awards speech and outcry over political comedy betrays an anxiety around discomfort
“Justice will be done”: President Obama, party leaders respond to tragedy in Dallas
Justine Morris
Obama, Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump, and Paul Ryan address the police shooting in Dallas that killed 5, wounded 7
Paul Krugman: The GOP’s racism is just a sideshow — Republicans accept Trump because he’ll further enrich the already wealthy
Scott Eric Kaufman
"The modern Republican Party is in essence a machine designed to deliver high after-tax incomes to the 1 percent"
Carnage in America: From Dallas to St. Paul — the infinite cycle of gun violence and tragedy
Heather Digby Parton
5 officers are dead in Dallas: We're a nation overcome by gun violence and bereft of answers
The GOP’s show trials: Grilling James Comey begins the next phase of an unending scheme to break Hillary
Gary Legum
No matter how long the GOP drags it out, this latest round of scandal-mongering will likely come up empty, too
Hillary’s awful week: She won’t be indicted, but the damage is done
Conor Lynch
Her email scandal has been declared all but over by Democratic partisans, but the public won't be so forgiving
Ryan’s clown act: He is a right-wing raver, not the honorable statesman he pretends to be
Amanda Marcotte
Ryan's response to Clinton's email flap and the gun sit-in reminds us he is far from a sober-minded politician
Trump’s populist lie: Republicans are denouncing him, average working Americans are fooled by him
Robert Reich
The real Trump isn’t a populist. He’s a plutocrat and, above all, a con man
Abraham Lincoln’s lesson for Trump: America’s at its best when we respect individual dignity
Donald Nieman
Trump should follow Lincoln’s example and appeal to “the better angels of our nature” rather than to fear
The digital media age is all about the past: “The Internet is not an extension of television”
Scott Timberg
Salon talks to media critic Douglas Rushkoff about how memory-based technology gave rise to Brexit and Donald Trump
A modern day lynching: Why I will not watch the video of Alton Sterling being killed by Baton Rouge police
Chauncey DeVega
It's psychologically and spiritually unhealthy for black Americans to watch endless imagery of attacks against them
“Let it gooooooo”: Trump roundly mocked after attacking “Frozen” to defend his Star of David tweet
Sophia Tesfaye
Trump took to Twitter to expose the "dishonest media" and prove he isn't an anti-Semite - using a coloring book
WATCH: Megyn Kelly mocks Republicans for turning on “straight shooter” James Comey as soon as he defied them
Scott Eric Kaufman
"Why don't they just take what Comey gave them and make the most of it?" she wondered
Following the Trump money: He’s running his campaign just like his casinos — as a big scam
Heather Digby Parton
Trump's campaign has been sloppy at best and fraudulent at worst, reports show — and he's getting away with it
Paranoid politics: Donald Trump’s style perfectly embodies the theories of renowned historian
Conor Lynch
Trump's style fits the mold of fear mongering politics laid out in Richard Hofstadter's famous essay
What was Bill Clinton up to with his visit to Loretta Lynch? Three theories to explain his audacious gambit
Paul F. Campos
The FBI investigation into Hillary is over, but the questions over Bill's visit to Loretta Lynch's plane remain
Media’s rising political clout: How we created the Donald Trump of today
Neal Gabler
The 2016 campaign is less a populist revolt than a corporate media takeover
Anonymous philanthropy is over: 6 public treasures billionaires just needed their names on
Larry Schwartz
Charitable donations have less to do with philanthropy than with purchasing immortality
Tony Blair, Iraq and the struggle for the British left: Why the U.K.’s political soap opera is important
Andrew O'Hehir
Tony Blair apologizes for Iraq — but says he'd do it all over again — while the Labor Party threatens to implode
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