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Donald Trump and racist violence: Research points to a clear connection
Chauncey DeVega
What was already obvious now has research behind it: The rise of Donald Trump has led to violence and death
Brexit devours its children
Denis MacShane
Tory anti-Europeanism ended Margaret Thatcher, John Major, David Cameron and Theresa May. Who’s next?
Saudi women are going to college, running for office and changing the conservative country
Alainna Liloia
Despite a repressive legal system, women in Saudi Arabia are fighting for their rights
NRA’s Wayne LaPierre warns that group may be “shut down forever” thanks to Democrats
Igor Derysh
In a letter to supporters, NRA chief warns that gun lobby faces "vast power of thousands of New York bureaucrats"
Donald Trump blocked me on Twitter, and the Justice Department says he has a legal right to do it
Matthew Chapman
The 45th president of the U.S. is quite possibly the most famous Twitter troll in the world
The National Rifle Association is no longer just an American problem — it is an international menace
Matthew Chapman
Why is the gun rights group expanding into other countries?
After the Mueller gaslighting, we know the adults won’t save us. But the kids might
Paul Rosenberg
In just seven months, the School Climate Strike has gone global. These young people really could change the world
Disability groups speak out against “Us” over Lupita Nyong’o doppelgänger voice
Zack Sharf
The National Spasmodic Dysphonia Association has issued a statement criticizing Nyong’o's voice decision
Damon Young on wooing with Wu-Tang, teaching Whiteness 101 and how survival “makes you blacker”
D. Watkins
Salon talks to acclaimed writer Damon Young about his new book, "What Doesn't Kill You Makes You Blacker"
Department of Housing and Urban Development charges Facebook with housing discrimination through ads
Shira Tarlo
HUD Secretary Ben Carson alleges the social media giant is violating the Fair Housing Act
Here’s what we still don’t know about Donald Trump’s links to Russia: Virtually everything
Bob Cesca
Bill Barr's letter never mentions Mueller's counterintelligence probe — or whether Donald Trump is compromised
NRA busted coaching far-right Aussie party to exploit shootings, “African gangs”
Igor Derysh
Undercover reporter introduced Australian far-right leaders to the NRA. Its PR folks were delighted to help
Ilhan Omar accused of “Jihad against the Jews” in sticky note posted on Rashida Tlaib’s office door
Shira Tarlo
Tlaib shares a photo of the "hateful" note and says the two congresswomen "fight for equality and justice for all"
Exclusive: Nada Surf’s urgent “Song for Congress” and the story behind it
Matthew Caws
First listen: "Song for Congress," written in response to family separation at the border and D.C. dysfunction
ATV deaths top 15,000 threshold in latest government report
Eli Wolfe, Myron Levin
Studies have shown that over half of ATV deaths occur on private or public roads
How incompetent men fail their way to the top
Nicole Karlis
Psychologist Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic says there's a simple reason incompetent men become leaders
A normal American girl — except I wasn’t allowed to date
Ayser Salman
My parents came to the U.S. to escape fascism in Iraq, and ended up installing a lite version of their own at home
5 harmful things that could occur if President Donald Trump’s plan to undermine Obamacare succeeds
Alex Henderson
If the anti-Obamacare lawsuit Texas v. Azar makes it to a conservative Supreme Court, the law could be struck down
Mike Pence smears Ilhan Omar in AIPAC speech: Did he just prove her point?
Sophia Tesfaye
Vice president plays for Jewish votes, attacks Democrats for not supporting pro-Israel, anti-BDS legislation
How the “Great Firewall” extends beyond China
Keith A. Spencer
CNN International reporter James Griffiths dissects how Chinese internet censorship affects platforms worldwide
No civil war coming: Believe it or not, political tribalism in America is overstated
Matt Grossmann
Yes, political division in the Trump era can seem dire. But Americans are not as bitterly divided as they seem
Did your doctor “ghost” you? An employment contract may be to blame
Michelle Andrews
Contracts with so-called restrictive covenants are now common in medicine, although some states limit their use
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