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Hitting Trump where it hurts: The satire troops take up comedy arms against Donald Trump
Sophia A. McClennen
"Laughtivism" is playing a key role in the resistance to Trumpism. Here’s why the satire rebellion matters
Trump’s job-creation strategy is calling in Wall Street elites and doing what they say
Jim Hightower
Corporate leaders are convened to plan policy, keeping labor interests — and representatives — far from the table
Berkeley didn’t deserve Trump’s scorn: Exploring limits of free speech when it comes to campus safety
Erwin Chemerinsky, Howard Gillman
UC Berkeley had a duty to protect the free speech of right-wing provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos, but at what cost?
Danger in my belly: I know where Donald Trump’s tribal rhetoric can lead
Boyah J. Farah
I came to America as a refugee from Somalia. I know what happens when a group of people is labeled as a threat
“You don’t want to kill the myth”: The feud continues in “Substance: Inside New Order,” a second memoir by New Order bass player Peter Hook
Annie Zaleski
The first draft was 1,200 pages, but Hook managed to pare his second whack at rock history down to just 750 pages
Shia LaBeouf’s anti-Trump project livestream shuts down after neo-Nazis hijacked the exhibit to spread their hate
Taylor Link
The actor wanted to show what resistance looks like, but people who watched the live feed saw Nazis instead
Private prison firm sees Trump immigration push opportunity
Jonathan Mattise
Private prison firms think they could profit from a Trump presidency, providing detention facilities for immigrants
What happened in Yemen? NPR debunks Sean Spicer’s claims, while a bipartisan group of senators want more info
Matthew Rozsa
The more we learn about Yemen, the more it doesn't look good for President Donald Trump
Will Jeff Sessions protect abortion clinics? Providers worry anti-choice AG will make their jobs more dangerous
Amanda Marcotte
Protecting abortion clinics from violence and intimidation is now Jeff Sessions' job. Can he be trusted to do it?
The perils of refusing his offer: The downside of having special VIP access to President Trump is President Trump
Angelo Young
White House officials think titans of industry should be thankful to work with Trump, as if he were the godfather
When the government really did fear a Bowling Green massacre — from a white supremacist
A.C. Thompson
Assault rifles, body armor, a possible kill list, but not much attention when a white man wanted a "race war"
History shows Trump will face legal challenges to detaining immigrants
Kevin Johnson
The long history of detention has an equally long history of legal challenges
“Nevertheless, she persisted”: Democrats rally behind Elizabeth Warren after GOP silencing
Sophia Tesfaye
Support swells Mitch McConnell blocked Warren's reading of Coretta Scott King's letter against Jeff Sessions
White terrorism is “different,” says white congressman — and unfortunately, he’s right
Chauncey DeVega
Onetime reality TV star Rep. Sean Duffy humiliated himself in CNN interview — but in a twisted way, he has a point
Bacon shortage could be the result of bad industry
Martha Rosenberg
Stored pork bellies fell to 17.7 million pounds last month, the lowest December inventory since 1957
Donald Trump’s coming police state: We have a president who wants unlimited power and won’t respect the rule of law
Heather Digby Parton
He wasn't kidding about being the "law and order" president. What that will mean looks more chilling every day
“I’ve been red-carded”: Elizabeth Warren silenced on Senate floor for reading letter by Martin Luther King’s widow
Matthew Rozsa
Republicans voted party-line to shut down Elizabeth Warren when she started reading a letter critical of Sessions
Listen: President Trump’s travel ban in hands of federal appeals court
Sudhin Thanawala
A three-judge panel in California heard the government's arguments Tuesday night.
Most Americans don’t want “religious freedom” laws that allow anti-LGBT discrimination
Nico Lang
A majority of Americans oppose discriminating against LGBT people in the name of religion
Trump’s tweets are a sideshow: His executive orders are building a corporate state
Steven Rosenfeld
The only thing certain is that more confrontation is coming
Under Armour is betting high-tech “Made in U.S.A.” apparel manufacturing will revive its growth
Angelo Young
The way apparel and shoes are made is changing rapidly, but innovation won't bring back manufacturing jobs
Kellyanne Conway doesn’t care about angry constituents, just her own “Real Person Impact” meter
Matthew Rozsa
The White House counsel responded bizarrely when asked about angry constituents
A mixed message to vets: Veterans groups weren’t invited to Trump’s first VA “listening session”
Sophia Tesfaye
Groups like American Legion and Disabled American Veterans were surprised to hear of Tuesday's White House meeting
President Trump once again says he has no connections to Russia or Putin, negating what he’s said about them before
Matthew Rozsa
The president is denying things that he's said [Updated]
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