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Look Out: “Black Panther” could roar all the way to the Oscar for Best Picture
Anne Thompson
Disney has some innovative approaches to elevate the perception of "Black Panther" in the Oscar race
Hillary Clinton 2020? Whether or not she runs, corporatism still plagues the Democratic Party
Norman Solomon
I wrote a book attacking Clintonism 25 years ago. I never dreamed it would take this long for Democrats to move on
Florida SWAT officer demoted after Mike Pence tweets photo of him wearing QAnon patch
Matthew Rozsa
Deputy demoted after he "discredited the agency, the country and himself" during a meeting with the vice president
Ohio lawmakers want to make it harder for voters to pass constitutional amendments
Igor Derysh
Legislators in Ohio want to clamp down on voters' ability to change the constitution. Is it anti-democratic?
Legal experts ridicule conspiracist’s claim to have filed a “criminal complaint” against Mueller
Matthew Chapman
Jerome Corsi's conspiracy theory shows he just doesn't know how the legal system works
NRA on the ropes? In fact, the entire gun industry shows signs of weakness
Amanda Marcotte
NRA fundraising is flagging and gun sales. Is the once-powerful industry finally weakening post-Parkland?
Yale Psychiatrist Bandy Lee on Donald Trump: “His disorder is on display for the world to see”
TANA GANEVA
Waiting for 2020 is "reckless in its lack of understanding of the present danger the president poses," Lee argues
Eric Trump goes on the attack against Kellyanne Conway’s husband
Matthew Rozsa
Eric Trump blasts Kellyanne Conway's husband for his “utter disrespect” of President Donald Trump:
Mueller looking into Trump’s late-night phone calls with Roger Stone: report
Matthew Chapman
President Trump and Roger Stone engaged in a "series" of calls during the 2016 presidential campaign
The First Step Act, prison reform and the deep roots of mass incarceration
Rachel Leah
"Low-income communities of color have been targeted for decades by various policing surveillance and incarceration"
LGBTQ caravan migrants may have to “prove” their gender or sexual identity at U.S. border
Stefan Vogler
LGBTQ asylum-seekers have historically had to face bias and ignorance about gender identity and sexuality
At each stage of life, Americans are being stunted as human beings
Lynn Stuart Parramore
We have adopted policies and practices that thwart us and cultivate antisocial behavior, anxiety and loneliness
Why public health experts are worried about 5G, the next generation of cell network
Nicole Karlis
As next-gen cell networks get closer to reality, public health watchdogs stage a final stand
In blow to Sinclair, Nexstar announces $4.1 billion deal acquisition of Tribune
Shira Tarlo
If approved, the all-cash deal would see Nextstar overtake rival Sinclair as the largest owner of local TV stations
Georgia runoff: Will Brian Kemp’s successor continue his voter suppression legacy?
Timothy Pratt
Experts on voter suppression and cybersecurity weigh in on the Secretary of State runoffs
Did Joe Crowley help torpedo Barbara Lee to get revenge on Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez?
Igor Derysh
According to the Intercept, Democrat ousted by Ocasio-Cortez steered votes from Lee to his pal Hakeem Jeffries
Road deaths: why matters have only got worse over the past 100 years
Lisa Kane
Road crashes and deaths are a grim daily reality all over the world
Trump takes a tougher line on Pakistan, but the 2008 Mumbai attack goes unpunished
Sebastian Rotella
A Pakistani intelligence officer and others indicted in the killings of 166 people remain at large
We’re studying collapsed civilizations so that ours can endure climate change
Brittany Ward
Paleoclimatologists are digging into the connections between the collapse of Maya Civilization and extreme droughts
Artificial or farmed Christmas tree? Turns out there’s a third, more sustainable option
Nicole Karlis
Re-plantable live trees are the "greenest" choice — yet few consumers know about them
Democrats taking key leadership jobs have pocketed millions from Pharma
Emmarie Huetteman
Top House Republican also received more than $1 million from drugmakers since 2007
CNN keeps letting guests and paid commentators lie about climate scientists
Lisa Hymas, Evlondo Cooper
It's not true that scientists do climate research to get rich, and CNN knows it
Beware the “bipartisan” trap: Democrats should resist pointless “compromise”
Paul Rosenberg
The D.C fetish for bipartisan compromise is a misreading of history, and a prescription for stagnation and disaster
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