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Michigan high school massacre: Another tragic example of how white privilege kills white people
Chauncey DeVega
To argue that white supremacy hurts white people confounds many Americans. But the evidence keeps on mounting
It’s time for Democrats to reclaim FDR’s brand as the “Freedom Party”
Thom Hartmann
Roosevelt told his party it could never compromise with "economic royalists." Democrats should heed his words now
Little-known Trump donor who helped fund Capitol riots is now facing federal probe
Meaghan Ellis
Julie Fancelli reportedly became radicalized after watching and sharing content by conspiracy theorist Alex Jones
17 of the most unusual heists in history
Jay Serafino
Unusual disguises, disappearing buildings, and Beanie Baby fever: these are the weirdest heists ever
Grammy winner explains why Adele is right – album tracks should not be shuffled
Jose V Ruiz-Resto
Of the many lessons learned from "Get Back," it's that an album is meticulously crafted. Why mess with it?
‘Tis the season, once again: Evangelicals must save Christmas from an imaginary enemy
Nathaniel Manderson
My fellow evangelicals claim they're fighting to keep Christ in Christmas. But they've been ignoring him for years
Trump rally features “many empty seats” — so many that arena’s top level had to close
John Wright
Members of the Proud Boys were also present at the event
Spiking gas prices are a preview of an energy transition gone wrong
Emily Pontecorvo
Experts say the Build Back Better Act’s climate policies could help
Raekwon opens up about life before and with the Wu-Tang Clan
D. Watkins
Salon talks with Raekwon about his memoir and stories "too hard, too grimy" for "Wu-Tang: An American Saga"
In the fight against climate change, China is doing more than you think – but still not enough
Phillip Stalley
China has taken incremental steps to address climate change, but they seem poised to do more in the coming years
Abortion rights should be protected under the First Amendment
Lloyd Steffen
Religious people hold beliefs about fetal humanity that both support and oppose abortion rights
Mystery of Florida’s “ghost” candidates grows: Major energy company linked to GOP scheme
Jon Skolnik
Was the Republican scheme to push sham candidates funded by the nation's largest electricity retailer?
Kanye West publicist attempted to pry bogus fraud confession out of Georgia election worker: report
Brett Bachman
“You are a loose end for a party that needs to tidy up,” she said at one point
“F**k him”: Trump not speaking to former ally Bibi Netanyahu — because he congratulated Biden
Igor Derysh
Trump rages that Netanyahu called Biden while Putin and Bolsonaro swallowed claims that "election was rigged"
Republicans are booting Black Democrats from Georgia’s county election boards: report
Jon Skolnik
This comes months after Georgia passed an anti-voting bill shifting electoral control to the partisan legislature
Ahead of 2022, Donald Trump commands Republican loyalty
Heather Digby Parton
Trump remains firmly in the driver's seat of the GOP ahead of the 2022 midterms. He, however, only cares about 2020
There is a national student movement underway: Why kids across the country are walking out
Rocio Fabbro
Students are done waiting for adults to be comfortable having conversations about sexual assault and harassment
Can American democracy escape the doom loop? So far, the signs are not promising
Chauncey DeVega
Republicans now believe they can subvert democracy. Democrats seem ready to surrender. What can change the dynamic?
The surprisingly hopeful moral of the UN climate summit
Carl Pope
Not all doom and climate gloom: COP26 offered us some important – and on balance, hopeful – indicators
Like Samantha, divorce yourself from the “Sex in the City” sequel, which has aged but hasn’t matured
Melanie McFarland
HBO Max's awkwardly named "And Just Like That" steps into a new time of life but never moves forward from its past
“History made!” Buffalo Starbucks workers vote to form chain’s first union in U.S.
Julia Conley
The coffee chain launched an aggressive anti-union campaign as three of its stores attempted to unionize
California joins states trying to shorten wait times for mental health care
April Dembosky
In Caliornia, Senate Bill 221 aims to reduce wait times for mental health services and appointments
Donald Trump’s new social network has “highly suspect” Brazil ties, claims watchdog group
Igor Derysh
Watchdog group suggests Trump did favors for Bolsonaro regime in exchange for help launching his media venture
Wisconsin election “audit” run by conservative group finds no evidence of fraud
Trish Rooney
The probe came after Wisconsin bankrolled a separate non-partisan investigation into election fraud claims
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