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With all eyes on DACA, the Trump administration is quietly killing overtime protections
Michael Arria
The Trump administration formally announced that they won’t try to save Obama’s overtime rule
Blue is not a race
Rachel Anspach
Defending law enforcement is one thing; describing police as a mistreated minority is offensive and dangerous
Rolling Stone, imperiled bible of boomer culture, to be sold
Gabriel Bell
Loaded? You — yes you — can buy most important magazine in the history of popular music
Barack Obama is no longer Wall Street’s enemy
Jeremy Binckes
After eight years of claiming to be a victim of his administration, Wall Street comes courting the ex-president
St. Louis cops steal Black Lives Matter chant “Whose street, our street”
Rachel Leah
After dispersing demonstrators protesting the acquittal of a police officer, cops co-opted a resistance anthem
Trump’s FEC pick: Defender of dark money
Amanda Marcotte
Trey Trainor spent years fighting campaign finance disclosure, which is extra creepy in the age of Russian meddling
How solar power can protect the U.S. military from threats to the electric grid
Joshua M. Pearce
The U.S. faces a triple threat in the possibility of a major grid failure
Does marijuana affect your sleep?
Dierdre Conroy
Existing research suggests the effects of cannabis on sleep may depend on many factors
Rethinking the “infrastructure” discussion amid a blitz of hurricanes
Andrew Revkin
Several experts on climate and resilience talk about the role of government
My mentor, Anaïs Nin
Tristine Rainer
As a graduate student at UCLA in the late 1960s, I became a part of Anaïs Nin's inner circle
The radical politics of Michael Bennett
Rachel Leah
The most vocal player in the NFL was recently the victim of police brutality; it won't stop him from speaking out
In attacking overtime pay, Trump Is hurting his biggest fans
Michael Arria
As the Trump administration rolls back Obama era regulations, he may be rolling over supporters
Triple consciousness: To be black and an immigrant in America
Atima Omara
We need more awareness of the black immigrant identity, which is unique in America
Bernie’s “Medicare for All” actually is the pragmatic health care solution
Paul Rosenberg
Those who claim we have to stick with incremental, "common-sense" measures are living in the political past
Only democratic schools will save us
Deborah Meier, with Emily Gasoi
If we want a robust democracy, daily decisions in schools need be left to the people who know local needs best
Was the DNC hack an inside job? It’s a hot theory — but probably not
Matthew Sheffield
There are good reasons to distrust the U.S. intelligence agencies. But Russians likely did hack the Democrats
Who’s the biggest loser? Ranking Hillary Clinton among the also-rans who won the popular vote
Matthew Rozsa
Hillary Clinton wasn't the first to win the popular vote and lose the election. But her case is different somehow
American generosity after disasters: 4 questions answered
Patrick Rooney
Millions of Americans donate to relief efforts after natural disasters
Is Iran the new North Korea? Not even close
Steven A. Cook
Israel is alarmed about Iran's intentions — but that's nothing new. Flawed as it is, the nuclear deal is holding
Everything we thought we knew about Devo’s “Whip It” was wrong
Evie Nagy
The unexpected message of New Wave's defining anthem
Lots of love for driverless cars, just not from drivers
Paul Feldman
As development efforts pick up steam, the level of public skepticism seems to be mounting
Trump administration refuses to release Mar-a-Lago visitor logs
Charlie May
Despite an order from a federal judge, the Justice Department said it won't reveal who has spent time with Trump
Bruce Springsteen’s “The Ghost of Tom Joad,” then and now
David Masciotra
The Springsteen archives released the '96 Belfast show of The Ghost of Tom Joad Tour this month. It still resonates
Mixed blessings: Why a diverse slate of Emmy nominees means a lot, and little
Melanie McFarland
Emmy races in major categories are exciting and diverse, but still not entirely inclusive
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