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Comey’s lasting blunder: Why the FBI director’s bumbling will live on past Election Day
Simon Maloy
James Comey's ill-timed scandal tease may endure as "proof" that a Hillary Clinton presidency is illegitimate
The Latino surge of 2016: Early voting points toward the real “hidden voters” of this election?
Heather Digby Parton
Behind all the handwringing about the "working class," pundits may be missing this election's biggest surprise
It’s Donald Trump vs. the Constitution: And all this time you thought his opponent was Hillary Clinton
Bob Cesca
Trump will trample our rights, a tactic learned from Republican leaders and lead us into a constitutional crisis
16 and not pregnant: A shift in the culture war unearthed by this election
David Rosen
Teen pregnancy continues to decline and a four-decade-long culture battle comes to an end
“The Walking Dead” and “Game of Thrones”: When is it time to abandon the source?
Melanie McFarland
Both "The Walking Dead" and "Game of Thrones" show us the reasons TV series should step away from the page
Trump terrifies Wall Street: Professional investors are panicking — should you?
Angelo Young
Election jitters sent the S&P on the longest losing streak since the Great Recession — expect worse if Trump wins
Where traditional DNA testing fails, algorithms take over
Lauren Kirchner
Powerful software is solving more crimes and raising new questions about due process
Forget about “inbox zero”: The real problem with email isn’t your unread messages
Rachel Kramer Bussel
Salon talks to the author of "Unsubscribe" about email anxiety, productivity sappers and email "completion bias"
#NoDAPL is #NativeLivesMatter: The protests at Standing Rock are not only about environmentalism, they’re about racism
Sophia A. McClennen
The Dakota Access Pipeline needs to be seen as a symptom of the systemic racism inflicted upon Native Americans
Donald Trump is a symptom — not the disease: The GOP’s problem with women
Carrie Sheffield
The Republican Party will never win if it doesn't mend its relationship with women voters. Where does it go next?
The 15-year U.S. war in Afghanistan barely gets mentioned, even when NATO airstrikes massacre 30 civilians
Ben Norton
The U.S. war continues to take a heavy toll on Afghan civilians, yet Clinton and Trump never even discussed it
On Halloween, nudity is an art form: Parade float celebrates beauty of human form with body paint
Peter Cooper
A visual and auditory experience into the body paint float at the New York Halloween parade
The weird high magic of “Martha & Snoop’s Potluck Dinner Party”
Melanie McFarland
Martha Stewart and Snoop Dogg join forces to fry chicken and mesmerize viewers, and it's a good thing. Sort of.
Rep. Duncan Hunter spent $49,000 in campaign funds on video games, a Disneyland trip and other personal expenses
Taylor Link
From video games to Disneyland, the congressman used campaign contributions to fund his family life
Migrant justice activists occupy Hillary Clinton campaign office, demand end to raids and deportations
Ben Norton
A group of 20 immigration rights activists spent the night in Hillary Clinton's Pittsburgh campaign office
Growing tyranny in Turkey: Government shuts down social media, detains elected lawmakers from leftist, pro-Kurdish party
Ben Norton
NATO member Turkey is crushing the HDP, the third-largest party in parliament, with house raids and mass arrests
Judge smacks down Donald Trump’s “voter fraud” poll-watching plan in Pennsylvania
Sophia Tesfaye
The GOP's effort to allow poll watchers from anywhere in the state to monitor urban precincts is unlawful
Hillary Clinton campaign chair asked lobbyist where to “stick the knife in” Bernie Sanders, leaked email shows
Ben Norton
When an adviser said "Bernie needs to be ground to a pulp," John Podesta replied "I agree," a WikiLeaks email shows
What I experienced when I went out to register voters in Pennsylvania
Alyssa Ritch
There's still time to get involved with the election and vote
Breitbart and Donald Trump’s alt-right troll brigade attacked Chobani yogurt because its founder likes immigrants
Sophia Tesfaye
Death threats have been coming in from alt-righters believing Chobani yogurt wants to “drown the U.S. in Muslims"
Are white men waging the real “war on cops?”
Chauncey DeVega
Two policemen murdered in Iowa, allegedly by a white man: Where's the outrage over white men killing cops?
Leaked email: “Bernie needs to be ground to a pulp,” Clinton adviser and lobbyist wrote to John Podesta
Ben Norton
"No mercy," longtime Democratic operative Joel Johnson wrote about Bernie Sanders. "Crush him as hard as you can"
Apocalypse now: Gun buyers stockpiling firearms ahead of Election Day
Angelo Young
The nation’s largest gun manufacturer prepares for a postelection surge in demand in the event of a Clinton win
Sheriff Joe’s last stand: Meet the Maricopa County anti-Arpaio activists determined to take him down
Simon Maloy
A group of Phoenix-area activists is trying to make 2016 the year that anti-immigrant Joe Arpaio finally goes down
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