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U.S.-allied rebels “terrorizing” hospitals and doctors in Yemen, Amnesty International says
Ben Norton
Anti-Houthi militants allied with the Saudi-led coalition have threatened and even attacked medical staff in Taiz
Back to jail: Donald Trump’s Justice Department could continue old war on drugs policies
Eric Tucker
Obama's Justice Department was "smart on crime." Trump's will likely be "tough on crime"
Politicizing climate change: Donald Trump’s budget could cut climate funding for NASA, other federal departments
Brian Kahn, Bobby Magill
Donald Trump, in an effort to cut spending, is likely going to slash some important climate change programs
Is Donald Trump’s transition being outsourced to the Heritage Foundation? That’s not good news
Heather Digby Parton
Former senator Jim DeMint was a Trump skeptic at first, but he may soon hold immense power in the White House
One man nearly derailed the New England colonies before they really began
Peter C. Mancall
There is no holiday more American than Thanksgiving – and perhaps none with origins so shrouded in comforting myths
The swamp won’t be drained: Donald Trump’s Supreme Court pick will almost certainly oppose campaign finance regulation
Amanda Marcotte
Forget Trump's anti-corruption rhetoric — he's out to stack the courts with judges who love money in politics
Robert Reich: How to resist Donald Trump’s first 100 days
Robert Reich
An agenda for the protester who is ready to take America back
Donald Trump’s still not really denouncing racism by the alt-right, despite what he told The New York Times
Grace Guarnieri
Don't let the campaign's spin fool you. The president-elect has hardly been a champion of fighting racism
Donald Trump’s swimming in the swamp: Don’t expect Republicans to investigate his conflicts of interest
Heather Digby Parton
The press? Weak. Democrats? Ineffective. There's one group — the GOP — that can check Trump but likely won't
No new normal: Fears and hope in the new age of Donald Trump
Rebecca Gordon
Some of the fears are national. Some are global. All are terrifying
5 ways to save the environment in the age of Donald Trump
Rebecca Leber
Trump may have won the White House, but the battle over climate change is far from over
Pardon a turkey, clear the soul: Why public forgiveness is an important ritual
Tobin Miller Shearer
Rituals in general are important, which is why we revere saving a a turkey so much
“Unconstitutional gerrymander”: Federal court strikes down Wisconsin’s GOP-drawn redistricting
Sophia Tesfaye
The case will likely to be appealed to the Supreme Court and could impact on partisan redistricting nationally
An artist on his own terms: Glen Phillips did that whole Top 40 thing, now he just wants to help
Annie Zaleski
After very dark times and a personal reappraisal, the former Toad frontman has a new solo album and new priorities
An “acute observation of the absurdity of being alive”: The star and creator of “Rectify” discuss ambiguity and the series’ end
Melanie McFarland
"Rectify" star Aden Young and creator Ray McKinnon discuss guilt, innocence and whether they matter in the end
#JewishResistance protests Trump adviser Steve Bannon, racism, Islamophobia at pro-Israel group gala
Ben Norton
Jewish activists picket Zionist Org. of America for inviting Bannon, a leader in the white supremacist "alt-right"
Jeff Sessions is definitely not racist, his black friends say: “We often booked single rooms with double beds in hotels”
Brendan Gauthier
The Trump transition team searches for minorities to vouch for its possible attorney general pick, Jeff Sessions
Turkey calls on US, allies to reconsider Syria no-fly zone
Suzan Fraser, Bassem Mroue
Turkish airstrikes killed a fight and wounded others
Jeff Sessions’ long perversion of justice: Trump’s pick for attorney general has waged a 30-year battle against voting rights
Gary Legum
In 1986 Sessions was deemed too racist to serve as a federal judge by a GOP-led senate — what will he do as AG?
Earning my EMS passage: All EMTs have one day that changed their lives — this was mine
Tab Rodocker
The city bus was soaked with blood, the patient was fading fast, and the first cop who showed up puked
Yes, hate crimes are up — but the government isn’t keeping good track of them
Ken Schwencke, A.C. Thompson
There's a lot of anxiety about the potential for post-election violence. Data on hate crimes won’t reassure anyone
Dear hard-working white people: Congratulations, you played yourself
D. Watkins
Donald Trump's not bringing back those imaginary factory jobs — so I hope racism keeps you warm at night
The Koch brothers’ hidden election gambit: Just because the multibillionaires didn’t back a presidential candidate they were hardly idle
Jim Hightower
The Koch siblings sunk their tentacles — and cash — deep into local races, fielding 1,600 staffers in 38 states
Race remains the great divider: Even rich people of color are unlikely to support Republicans
Sean McElwee
As the upper crust becomes more diverse, old truisms about how the rich support Republicans begin to crumble
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