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WATCH: John Oliver, Seth Meyers fondly remember the first days after the 2016 election
Taylor Link
The two late-night hosts reminisce about the time they had to tell jokes at an environmental event
A new “moderate” coalition: U.S.-armed Syrian rebels join Al-Qaeda’s “Bin Laden Front”
Ben Norton
The new alliance, which is led by former heads of extremist militias, calls itself Tahrir al-Sham
Forget “bad hombres,” President Trump is headed for a war with China
Rajan Menon
The Trump administration has already drawn a red line and disaster might follow
Red state TV: Networks are reportedly seeking pilots appealing to Trump voters
Melanie McFarland
Pilot season is in full swing and networks are looking for red state programming. But what does that mean?
Trump moves spark Iraqi anger, calls against future alliance
Qassim Abdul-zahra, Susannah George
Trump's travel ban and other stances could undermine future U.S.-Iraqi security cooperation
Hamas names shadowy militant as new leader in Gaza
Fares Akram
The appointment solidifies leadership of the military wing, which controls thousands of fighters and rockets
GOP must decide what to do with health law taxes
Alan Fram
Republicans could be cutting close to $1.1 trillion in government funds, leaving a massive funding hole
Republicans’ winning idea: Less carbon in the atmosphere, more equal distribution of income
Robert Reich
Some Republicans are proposing a carbon tax that would start at $40 per ton and gradually increase
Conservatives sure love progressives and radicals — at least after they’re dead
Amanda Marcotte
The right loves to lay claim to legends like Martin Luther King and Susan B. Anthony. Historians beg to differ
So far, the resistance hasn’t reached Trumpland — and that needs to change
Bob Cesca
Despite Trump's dreadful beginning as president, his supporters still love him. Can their minds be changed?
Movin’ on up might be a pipe dream: Early optimism crushed in Maryland’s fight for $15 minimum wage
Bruce Vail
If a certain bill passes, Maryland would have the sole power to set a statewide minimum wage
Adele has hiccup, again, during live performance at Grammys
MESFIN FEKADU
When you blow the [sic] lead, start again: Adele knows something about cursing on stage at Grammys, and do-overs
“Donald Trump is forcing the media’s hand”: Media Matters’ Eric Boehlert explains why it’s time to change the language of Trump
Jeremy Binckes
Boehlert says that Trump sees a weakness in the media, and he's exploiting it
Inside Trump’s watered-down ethics rules: Now a lobbyist helps run federal agency he lobbied
Justin Elliott
President Trump’s executive order on ethics also cites a section of the law that doesn’t exist
Brief Encounters: The pleasures of being lost in translation
John Semley
Foreign comedies provide a cross-cultural confusion that rewards you by expecting you to only get half the joke
“The OA” Season two is coming, and it could be great
Max Cea
The show should follow the lead of another show with a troubled first season
Are the Grammys really about good music? Sometimes, but not often enough
Alex Lubet
Do Grammy awards measure an artist, song or album’s quality, market share or some combination of the two?
A white nationalist fantasy: Donald Trump’s America is not “made for you and me”
Chauncey DeVega
As the writings of right-wing ideologue "Decius" make clear, Trump's America sees only whites as full citizens
One nation, under cops: 3 reasons to believe America could become a police state under Trump
Alexandra Rosenmann
A civil rights attorney weighs in on "Big Picture" with Thom Hartmann
Our man in the Middle East: The confusing worldview of Trump aide Derek Harvey
Steven A. Cook
Col. Derek Harvey has more mainstream views on Islam than Gen. Michael Flynn — but he still has strange baggage
Blowing smoke: Tobacco giant uses Al Sharpton, other black leaders to combat menthol restrictions
Myron Levin
R.J. Reynolds is seizing on the hot button issue of police harassment to stop a potential menthol ban
You are what — and where — you eat: From the Lanford Inn seafood buffet to those “Crazy Ex-Girlfriend” organic strawberry donuts
Ashlie D. Stevens
Depictions of fine dining and foodies on sitcoms have evolved along with food culture itself
Hooking up as a core requirement: Casual sex in college isn’t optional anymore, “it’s an imperative”
Philip Eil
Salon talks to the author of "American Hookup" about drinking, casual sex, sexual assault and campus culture
Bad times make great art: The AIDS crisis and the New Queer Cinema
Gary M. Kramer
The movement's complex protagonists were confrontational, in-your-face gay men and women who didn't want to behave
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