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How to doom GOP in ’16: Strong executive action on immigration would clinch Dems-Latinos relationship
Gabriel Arana
Conventional wisdom says it's too perilous to act on immigration after the midterm debacle. The opposite is true
“Eaten Alive,” Discovery’s newest attempt at entertainment, crosses the line
Joanna Rothkopf
"You have to go in head first"
50 rock songs that made me a better writer
ROBERT BURKE WARREN
From "Pinball Wizard" to "Down Under," pop music has expanded my vocabulary in ways I'm only now realizing
Meet the weirdest show on television: Why you need to watch “Fake Off”
Sonia Saraiya
It's an odd, nearly indescribable competition show that ultimately makes the case for the cultural dominance of TV
“I hear you”: President Obama responds to midterm rout of Democrats, lays out centrist agenda
Luke Brinker
In post-election press conference, the president sketches vision for his final two years
A night of blown opportunity: Why millennials didn’t show up last night
Matthew Segal, Johanna Berkson
For all the demographic targeting, one group was all but ignored -- but could have made a difference. Here's why
Study explains why we would rather help one child than many
Joanna Rothkopf
You're not a bad person ... probably
Debbie Downer’s official guide to women and the 2014 elections
Katie McDonough
The GOP took the Senate. Judicial nominee gridlock awaits. A draconian abortion restriction prevailed. Womp womp
Big Soda’s multimillion-dollar defeat
Lindsay Abrams
Berkeley, California, passed the nation's very first soda tax
11 things that will make you feel a little bit better about the world
Joanna Rothkopf
The Republicans dominated the midterms, but joy still exists
America’s apocalypse complex: Why we’re so easily terrified by Ebola and ISIS
Tom Engelhardt
Fed a steady diet of hysteria from our media outlets, we've made "escalation" our national cri de coeur
Another grim midterm election: Let the soul searching begin
Joan Walsh
There’s plenty of blame to go around, but Democrats should avoid a circular firing squad. Here's the road forward
Down with Daylight Saving Time!
Matthew Rozsa
The ritual's energy savings are negligible, and the long winter nights are making us all miserable. Enough already
Scott Brown fails in bid to oust Dem Sen. Jeanne Shaheen in New Hampshire
Luke Brinker
The Democrat defeats the GOP carpetbagger
“Kids cut themselves far less than adults”: Inside “MasterChef Junior,” the best cooking show on television
Sonia Saraiya
Producer Sandee Birdsong on Gordon Ramsay, the state of culinary TV, and why kids do well under pressure
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
Shell sponsors major climate change conference, gets ripped apart anyway
Lindsay Abrams
No good deed goes unpunished
Joni Ernst courts the frat vote, totally loves Monster energy drinks
Katie McDonough
Ernst promised to be a powerful advocate for the white hat and frozen pizza industries if she's elected
Pickup artist Julien Blanc gets dumped — by a hotel
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A "dating advice" coach faces a backlash at last
Christian right’s illegal ploy: Why they’re electioneering from the pulpit — and getting away with it
Heather Digby Parton
Conservatives worry about election integrity -- except when "sacred" churches endorsing candidates come into play
90-year-old Florida man faces jail time for feeding homeless
Joanna Rothkopf
The city has also made it illegal to sleep in public places and beg for money at large intersections
Born this way: Why people might be hardwired to become Republicans
Joanna Rothkopf
In a study, Republicans were more grossed-out by disturbing images
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