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Miss Universe: Donald Trump’s disturbing spectacle crowns another queen
Sonia Saraiya
C-list celebrity judges and a silent Miss Congeniality add a layer of desperation to the sad televised pageant
Gaffes a la King: Steve King throws a party for immigration activists and Democratic trackers
Simon Maloy
Steve King offers 2016 GOP candidates an opportunity to be embarrassed by being seen with him
Steve King’s presidential sinkhole: Try to win the Iowa caucuses, lose the general election
Jim Newell
All the nuttiest prez hopefuls are in Iowa this weekend. Here's why the viable ones are keeping their distance!
RNC slashes ’16 debate schedule, but will that just concentrate the idiocy?
Jim Newell
Reince Priebus' RNC is cutting presidential primary debates in half -- but that still means there will be 12
Donald Trump all but admits he was just trolling everybody by pretending he’d run for president
Luke Brinker
Reality show host insists he really means it this time, though
“Forget these women”: What Phylicia Rashad’s awful Cosby defense gets wrong
Erin Keane
Rashad claims that the Cosby allegations amount to an "orchestrated destruction of his legacy"
Keisha Knight Pulliam defends Bill Cosby: “All I can speak to is the man that I know and I love”
Jenny Kutner
The former "Cosby Show" star said the rape allegations against Cosby are "ultimately just that -- allegations"
“He likes beautiful women as much as I do”: Inside the latest stormcloud of sex abuse allegations
Mary Elizabeth Williams
With a new crop of scandals, the line between guilt and guilt by association is up for public examination
Donald Trump fires “Celebrity Apprentice” contestant for refusing to call Bill Cosby
Sarah Gray
Keisha Knight Pulliam played Cosby's television daughter Rudy Huxtable
Irrational hopes for 2015: A few wish-list political items that probably won’t happen
Simon Maloy
2015 will likely be awful, but we can still nurture a few (mostly) irrational political hopes for the coming year
Torture expert Donald Trump goes on unhinged rant about Sydney hostage crisis
Joanna Rothkopf
"They no longer respect this part of the world"
Jeb Bush’s damning secret history
Joe Conason
The 2016 presidential hopeful has a checkered financial history. Republicans nominate him at their peril
The presidential Peter Principle: Barack Obama, the Tea Party and the coming GOP incompetents
Paul Rosenberg
Under-exposed candidates with unproven records, but fresh faces. We get incompetence because we value wrong skills
It begins: Conservative Ben Carson reportedly set to enter 2016 presidential race
Luke Brinker
The right-wing celebrity plans to introduce himself to voters with a 40-minute ad this weekend
It is all still about race: Obama hatred, the South and the truth about GOP wins
Paul Rosenberg
All the conventional wisdom you'll hear tonight is wrong: Republican gains are really proof of age-old ugliness
Bobby Jindal’s pathetic Know-Nothing act: Louisiana governor angles to lead “the stupid party”
Luke Brinker
It was only two years ago he blasted the GOP as "the stupid party." He couldn't beat them -- so he joined them
Here are the craziest responses to New York’s first Ebola case
Joanna Rothkopf
Everyone needs to take a deep breath
6 worst right-wing moments of the week — Ebola idiocy abounds
Janet Allon
One Fox News expert actually thinks Obama is using the disease as a biological weapon against America
Yes, stop Amazon: Ayn Rand, false equivalence and the New York Times
Scott Timberg
As Amazon wars heat up, the New York Times strikes an odd tone in two pieces filled with faux-"balance"
“Moustachioed CEO whisperer Tom Friedman”: How the “celebrithet” took over the Internet
Benjamin Hart
Gawker may have popularized it, but the whimsical epithet-as-putdown is now a staple of the way we write online
The sad dream of Romney ’16: Mitt could run! (if all the other candidates are terrible)
Simon Maloy
Mitt's aides envision him riding to GOP's rescue when no strong '16 candidate emerges. Here's why that won't happen
Mark Halperin’s legacy of doom: Why Drudge’s biggest fan keeps getting promoted
Heather Digby Parton
For a million bucks Bloomberg Politics has just hired the king of bad predictions, conventional wisdom -- and worse
The big “middle class” rip-off: How a short sale taught me rich people’s ethics
Edwin Lyngar
So many of us are clueless about business and finance. Here's why that's just the way the investment class likes it
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