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Making things clearer: 3 ways Facebook could reduce fake news
Jennifer Stromer-Galley
Facebook, a technology and social media behemoth, can easily rid itself of the fake news problem
How white supremacist hatred drives acts of violence against powerful women
Soraya Chemaly
Murderous extremists like Anders Breivik and Dylann Roof are the ugliest faces of a worldwide war against women
Made in China: Will Donald Trump’s “strong border” tax on American companies manufacturing overseas reach General Motors?
Angelo Young
A panel of CEOs who gathered to advise the president includes the head of GM, which makes Buick Envisions in China
President Obama’s last chance: 9 things to do before Donald Trump takes the White House
Pratap Chatterjee
The president could publish, pardon and punish.
Last week in Donald Trump: 5 most idiotic moments of the president-elect’s week
Janet Allon
Conspiracy theories and rallies: What you may have missed from Donald Trump last week
Isabelle Huppert stars as the no-nonsense survivor of Mia Hanson-Løve’s “Things to Come”
Gary M. Kramer
Huppert cherishes the work between actor and director, but not as one does a friendship; the movie's the thing
Tar Heel heist: How the charter school industry is hijacking public education
Jeff Bryant
In North Carolina, public schools are getting a lot less, while charter schools aren't giving more
DNC race heats up: Howard Dean drops out as Keith Ellison battles charges of anti-Semitism
Matthew Sheffield
Former Vermont governor bails out of heated contest but won't support Ellison, now facing barrage of criticism
“We beg for your forgiveness”: Veterans join Native elders in celebration ceremony
Charlie May
Wes Clark Jr. was among the veterans celebrating the DAPL news and asking forgiveness
Wayne LaPierre’s biggest win: The National Rifle Association was pushing Trumpism long before Donald Trump
Heather Digby Parton
NRA head Wayne LaPierre has been pushing a radical anti-establishment vision for years. Did he create this monster?
“Victory for the Sioux”: Dakota Access Pipeline win elicits celebrations and a sigh of relief
Alli Joseph
Standing Rock celebrates as Army Corps shuts down the pipeline for now. Bigger battles lie ahead, activists say
Beyond the vineyard: How Trump’s deportation plan threatens America’s food and wine supply
Justine Vanden Heuvel, Mary Jo Dudley
These aren’t the jobs Trump promised, nor are they the jobs Americans want
Army Corps of Engineers blocks route of Dakota Access Pipeline at Standing Rock
James MacPherson
The decision is a victory for the several thousand camped near the construction site
One show at a time: Keeping TV culturally inclusive is crucial to winning the battles ahead
Melanie McFarland
On TV, life is still reflected in an array of hues and views, a vital countermeasure to real-world divisiveness
Houston, we have power: Space-based solar power could be the final frontier in renewable energy
Diane Stopyra
Solar power harnessed from outer space could be the key to humanity's survival
The moral foundations of fascism: Warring psychological theories struggle to make sense of Hitler, Mussolini and you-know-who
Paul Rosenberg
An abstruse but bitter debate in social psychology sheds crucial light on Donald Trump, and the history behind him
Robert Reich: Donald Trump’s 7 techniques to control the media
Robert Reich
Democracy depends on a free and independent press, which is why all tyrants try to squelch it
Trump meets Kafka: How will the president-elect’s bewildering immigration pledges play out?
Geoffrey A. Hoffman
A legal scholar untangles Donald Trump's contradictory immigration promises, and how they might affect policy
Academic witch hunts are back: The new McCarthyism, a sign of the stupidity of the post-truth era
Sophia A. McClennen
A new watch list targets “lefty” professors. It would be sad and silly if it weren’t so frightening
Want to win the working-class vote? Try progressive economic policies, Democrats
Sean McElwee
We know what working people want: progressive economic policies. Democrats haven’t delivered those the right way
Johnny Marr returns: “I was an 18-year-old guitar player … I wanted to be modern”
Scott Timberg
The great guitarist talks about his favorite writers, his years with the Smiths, and the influence of Bert Jansch
Sorry to burst your bubble, but don’t all Americans live in their own little worlds?
David Masciotra
Insisting that only liberals huddle with like-minded people is wrong — and condescending to conservatives
A blow against net neutrality: AT&T’s DirecTV Now service could trigger a sponsored-data arms race
Angelo Young
The telecom giant's "zero rating" for streaming content it owns could signal the end of a level playing field
Trump speaks directly with Taiwan’s leader, irking China
Gillian Wong, Johnson Lai
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