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Trans rights activist Sarah McBride: “I am powerful by just living”
Lauren Schiller
Listen to an interview with Sarah McBride, who made history as the first transgender person to speak at the DNC
Trump’s tournament of corruption: Mick Mulvaney and Scott Pruitt still in the lead
Heather Digby Parton
So much for draining the swamp: In an administration of epic sleaze and corruption, these two guys stand out
Pro-Trump Senate candidate Don Blankenship uses ethnic slur in attack on Mitch McConnell’s wife
Matthew Rozsa
West Virginia Senate candidate Don Blankenship, an ex-convict and Trump loyalist, hits what may be a new low
Can exercise counteract the effects of aging on our muscles?
Yewande Pearse
New research is making it seem increasingly likely — to a point
Medicare Advantage plans cleared to go beyond medical coverage — even groceries
Susan Jaffe
Slated to go into effect next year, these Medicare plans aim to encompass more than just typical coverage
Genes and environment have equal influence in learning for rich and poor kids, study finds
Jeffrey Roth
A new study suggests that class may not affect their learning as much as previously believed
Accused Toronto killer may have roots in online misogynist underworld: Is he a terrorist?
Amanda Marcotte
This week's massacre is terrifying but can't be separated from the daily violence stemming from male entitlement
Between Trump and a devastated place
Justine Calma
Undocumented immigrants reel from hurricanes, fires, and the Trump administration
Our president ignores an American hero: Trump’s silence on the Waffle House murders is deafening
Chauncey DeVega
James Shaw Jr. disarmed a mass shooter single-handed. Everything about that is a problem for Donald Trump
Trump just hung his VA nominee out to dry
Charlie May
Amid allegations of toxic workplace behavior, Trump says that Dr. Ronny Jackson should consider withdrawing
After his latest tweetstorm, now conservatives love Kanye West
Rachel Leah
Once Kanye said he loved far-right pundit Candace Owens, it all went downhill from there
Toronto and Tennessee: Two white suspects, no Trump tweets
Matthew Rozsa
The president's habit of being silent when crime isn't caused by a minority continued through the weekend
Will dark money swamp the blue wave? Democrats’ fundraising lead could be deceptive
Amanda Marcotte
Democratic enthusiasm is sky-high, but a tide of pro-GOP outside spending could still upend the 2018 midterms
Nukes of hazard
Nathanael Johnson
There's something wrong with every source of energy. How do our nuclear nightmares compare?
“Smallville” actress Allison Mack’s arrest adds to the NXIVM mystery
Rachel Leah
The cult-like organization she allegedly worked as a recruiter for has long had accusations against it
Laura Ingraham meets the Afrocentric “alt-right” — and it’s every bit as weird as it sounds
Matthew Sheffield
"Hotep Jesus" appeared on Fox News to bash Starbucks and white liberals, and how that happened is stranger still
Louisiana legislators are earning big money from government agencies
Rebekah Allen
“The notion that you can get public money and not report it in our flim-flammery of an ethics system is ridiculous"
Thomas Eakins: Brilliant painter, gifted photographer … sexual predator?
Henry Adams
One of the most celebrated painters in U.S. history has spurred on overdue #metoo stories
AARP, a critic of scams aimed at seniors, draws flak over its membership marketing practices
Paul Feldman
Angry members say AARP’s barrage of solicitation letters and social media posts can mislead aging consumers
5 food trends that are changing Latin America
Johanna Mendelson Forman
Peruvian ceviche doesn’t just taste good — it can be a force for social change
There are no rules for Sean Hannity at Fox News
Matt Gertz
Fox allowed Hannity to defeat Cohen on the network's airwaves without disclosing that he had been Cohen's client
“Live Work Work Work Die” paints a portrait of Silicon Valley hypocrisy
Keith A. Spencer
Author Corey Pein's new book shines a light on the coder class and post-gentrified San Francisco
We’re not doing enough to tackle superbugs
William Hall, Anthony McDonnell, Jim O’Neill
Already a major threat, antibiotic-resistant bacteria, aka "superbugs," could wreak havoc with civilization
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