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Kal Penn on why Democrats are losing and what constitutes a patriotic comedy
D. Watkins
The actor also spoke to Salon about "Sunnyside," a comedy for everybody who “likes d*ck jokes and loves America”
Walter Mosley on the fantasy of Whiteness and how Dubya was worse than Trump
Chauncey DeVega
The award-winning author spoke to Salon about the paucity of writers of color, working with the late John Singleton
Meet Trump’s “see no evil” energy commission nominee
Sarah Okeson
In just two years, James Danly has jumped from law firm associate to FERC general counsel to would-be commissioner
Don’t get suckered by the polls: Donald Trump will win again — unless we fight for democracy
Chauncey DeVega
All the pieces for Trump's re-election are in place. At this turning point in American history, will we fight?
How humans kicked off the Pyrocene, a new “age of fire”
Kate Yoder
This “fire age” is reshaping our planet much like the last ice age carved out our rivers and lakes
“Jack Ryan” returns, still clinging to an outdated action movie ethos
Melanie McFarland
Tom Clancy's operative will always have an appeal to a certain audience. But he feels like yesterday's man
A bad night for Trump? Yeah, mostly. But plenty of turmoil under the surface
Sophia Tesfaye
Trump couldn't save Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin and Democrats swept Virginia. Elsewhere, honestly, a mixed bag
Julián Castro gets support of nine lawmakers who previously backed Beto O’Rourke
Patrick Svitek
The endorsements come as Castro, now the only Texan in the race, is increasing his focus on the state
Milwaukee mayor blames Trump after Latino man burned with acid, told “go back to your country”
Igor Derysh
Trump's rhetoric gives racists "license to go after Hispanic people," says Mayor Tom Barrett. "It's wrong."
With the help of teachers unions, the climate strikes could be moving into phase two
Rachel M. Cohen
Educators are beginning to leverage their power both as teachers and union members to support climate activism
More damaging transcripts released: Gordon Sondland now says quid pro quo was clear
Shira Tarlo
Sondland said he told a Ukrainian official that military aid would "likely" be frozen if country didn't open probes
A man has been killed over the Popeyes chicken sandwich
Matthew Rozsa
After one customer accused a man of cutting in line at a Maryland Popeyes, the interaction turned deadly
If loving conspiracy theories is wrong, Republicans don’t wanna be right
Amanda Marcotte
Trump faces impeachment for chasing conspiracy theories, but Republicans can't stay away from the tinfoil hats
Leaked audio purportedly captures Richard Spencer’s racist, violent threats after Charlottesville
Igor Derysh
“We are going to destroy this f**king town,” he is heard saying in the audio. "I rule the f**king world."
November must-read books: Lynda Barry’s comics, Carmen Maria Machado’s “In the Dream House” and more
Erin Keane, Ashlie D. Stevens
The women of Ovid's "Metamorphoses" speak for themselves; disquieting novels revisit the Nazi and Pinochet regimes
Rudy Giuliani met with former Ukrainian diplomat Andriy Telizhenko last week: report
Shira Tarlo
Telizhenko has alleged that Ukraine conspired with the Democratic National Committee to hurt Trump in 2016
Trump’s obsession with Ukraine has deep roots: Is it all a cover-up for his 2016 crimes?
Heather Digby Parton
Mueller documents reveal that Paul Manafort pushed Ukraine conspiracy theory on Trump during the 2016 campaign
How health insurance industry allies are going to lie and attack Warren’s Medicare for All plan
Wendell Potter
The health insurance industry believed it was marching Warren into a trap, and now they’re scrambling
In echo of a notorious safety scandal, Toyota has settled hundreds of sudden acceleration cases
Amy Martyn
Toyota has settled 537 claims blaming sudden acceleration for crashes that killed or seriously injured people
Making cheese or jam? A USDA program to pay farmers more for their crops faces cuts—again
Lisa Held
USDA research shows that the VAPG program supports small farmers and rural development, but its future is uncertain
What’s new on Netflix in November, from “The Crown” to “The Irishman”
Ashlie D. Stevens
From Dolly Parton and "Green Eggs and Ham" to a damning docuseries and disembodied hand, it's an eclectic mix
Could Congress reverse Trump’s decision to pull troops out of Syria?
Sarah Burns
U.S. forces are still in Syria, but their role has changed substantially in recent weeks
How Fox’s dismayed “news” staff can learn from the Deadspin exodus
Melanie McFarland
When the place where journalists fought the good fight implodes, walking away and into the unknown is better
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