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Protesters, white nationalists and armed delegates: What could possibly go wrong at the GOP convention?
Gary Legum
White supremacists plan to make their presence felt in Cleveland, adding more fuel to a highly combustible mixture
Republicans want a do-over: The GOP finds itself trapped in the date from hell
Michael Winship
Donald Trump isn't dangerous and exciting -- he's certifiable. Voters refused to listen, and now they're screwed
America has had a tyrant like Trump before: We fought a revolution to get rid of him
Matthew Rozsa
Hitler comparisons are lazy and sophomoric — a far superior historical analogy for Trump is King George III
GOP convention madness: Is Cleveland ready for its close-up?
Robert Hennelly
Security, protests and a city in recovery: The real story is what's happening outside the convention center
Why Christian Right leader James Dobson blocked me on Twitter
Chris Sosa
Dobson, of Focus on the Family, has a long history of ignoring anyone who might expose him as a fraud
Sanders voters should learn from Brexit: Don’t make the same mistake as Brits and support right-wing populism
Matthew Rozsa
Don't mistake Trump's populist rhetoric for actual policy that would benefit ordinary Americans
Language matters: Concerns about “political correctness” are deeply intertwined with race
Sean McElwee, Jason McDaniel
Data supports the partisan and racial divides in beliefs about inclusive language that Trump's run has exposed
Twin campaigns: My secret mission to get pregnant while covering the presidential election
Heather Haddon
A Wall Street Journal reporter reflects on finding work-life balance during the 2016 election
The web poisoned our politics: Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton and America’s digital divide
Neal Gabler
Global forces have left Americans anxious, angry and disempowered. Social media only exacerbates their alienation
Which is stupider: “The Purge: Election Year” or the total insanity of the real world?
Andrew O'Hehir
An election-year chapter of the gruesome action series paints a happier picture of democracy than the real world
Donald Trump is no Goldwater: There’s a chance, however slim, that he could win
Matthew Rozsa
He has no political philosophy and enjoys an almost cult-like following. America can't afford to count him out
Clinton wrong on student debt: Her new plan shows she learned nothing from the primary
Paul Blest
Clinton's student loan policy misses the point on a winning issue that mobilized Sanders supporters
Exile in political Guyville: Why getting Hillary Clinton elected isn’t “women’s work”
Anna March
Feminists should demand progressive men be more active in supporting Hillary Clinton's presidential bid
Pro-Clinton super PAC forced to return banned donations as the campaign announces massive June fundraising haul
Sophia Tesfaye
After the first month of general election fundraising, Clinton's cash lead over Trump begins to look insurmountable
Report: Trump placed five-figure bid on Tim Tebow’s helmet, used foundation money to pay for it
Brendan Gauthier
It's less surprising that Trump would violate IRS rules than it is anyone would pay $12,000 for Tebow's signature
They’re perfect for him: Newt and Christie’s scandalous past make them ideal Trump VP’s
Sean Illing
Nothing to lose: Gingrich and Christie make the most sense because they've already bottomed out as politicians
Trump’s campaign of paranoia reaches new levels: At New Hampshire rally, Trump suggests Mexico sent an airplane to attack him
Sophia Tesfaye
“That could be a Mexican plane up there.” Trump then pointed upwards and added, “They’re getting ready to attack”
WATCH: Former campaign manager Lewandowski grilled over Trump soliciting donations from foreign politicians
Scott Eric Kaufman
Given that he's now a CNN contributor, you would think it was a safe space for him — it most certainly is not
Jessica Williams goes out in style, skewers Trump voters in tour-de-force final segment
Brendan Gauthier
The correspondent caps her sterling "Daily Show" career with a piece on Trump voters that simply can't be topped
David Brooks: Trump will not win many Sanders voters — but where he “fails, somebody else will succeed”
Scott Eric Kaufman
"That's where he's substantively revolutionary," Brooks argued, creating potential for a "right-left coalition"
Civil liberties be damned: Donald Trump — an enemy of the Constitution
Heather Digby Parton
Time and again, Trump proves he does not recognize constitutional limitations or civil liberties
How neoliberalism fuels the racist xenophobia behind Brexit and Donald Trump
Ben Norton
It's too simple to blame just racism. The far-right scapegoats migrants for the economic crisis caused by austerity
North Carolina’s in play: The red state just might be up for grabs in November
Gary Legum
Republicans are slipping in the state they've won in eight of the last nine elections
How can a plutocrat like Trump be a populist leader? He’s a product of the right’s reaction to neoliberalism
Conor Lynch
Donald Trump is the last person who should be expected to lead a working class movement
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