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That “Blacks for Trump” guy at Donald Trump’s rallies is even weirder than you think
Brendan Gauthier
Meet Michael the Black Man, former member of a black supremacist group turned over-enthusiastic Trump supporter
Obamacare is not doomed: How the next president can save the Affordable Care Act
J.B. Silvers
It won't be an easy fix, however
Donald Trump says he’s winning the military vote, “conceptually”
Matthew Rozsa
In Donald Trump's mind, the military loves him
An American slaughter: The young victims of America’s gun culture
Gary Younge
A new book explores the violence that comes with America's gun culture, and the young casualties that come with it
California National Guard still demands troops who enlisted to pay their bonuses back
Matthew Rozsa
The California National Guard will be working with Congress to give "relief to soldiers"
Watch: Uninspired by this election? Check out this Save the Day ad
Taylor Link
In a new ad, a group that encourages voting viscerally explains what is at stake this election
Gay and voting for Donald Trump? It’s not as crazy as it seems
Nico Lang
Stop being shocked over LGBT support for the GOP candidate — queer voters are vulnerable to Trump's message, too
Judicial Watch wants Hillary Clinton impeached if she’s elected president
Matthew Rozsa
Right-wing watchdogs pivot to new strategy: If you can't beat her, impeach her
More than just the guns: Poverty and inequality should be blamed for America’s gun violence
Gary Younge
Guns can kill a wide range of people. Here's a view of those killed on one day in 2013
Donald Trump and the GOP base: A closed universe of small-minded self-deception
Heather Digby Parton
Trump and the Republican base are perfectly suited — psychological misfits, unable to face a changing society
“White victims, unite!”: Donald Trump and Republicans sing the white (male) victimology blues
Chauncey DeVega
"The election is rigged" echoes cries of "reverse racism" — inside the new pathology of white victimhood
Wisconsin voting clerk didn’t want to open campus early-voting site because more Democrats would vote
Matthew Rozsa
A voting clerk didn't want students to vote because they'd vote Democratic
A majority of Donald Trump supporters think everything has been terrible since the 1950s
Matthew Rozsa
A research poll shows just how many Americans yearn for a return to the idealized, white-bread decade
Donald Trump super PAC solicited money from fake Chinese donor, offered to “whisper” into “Trump’s ear”
Matthew Rozsa
This definitely skirted campaign finance law, and may be illegal
Donald Trump’s new Confederacy: At Gettysburg, he tried to evoke Lincoln’s address but ended reprising Pickett’s Charge
Chauncey DeVega
Trump claims to hate “losers" — yet he identifies with one of the greatest lost causes in American history
A thoroughly modern monopoly: AT&T and Time Warner are playing a new game in which content is king
Angelo Young
AT&T's $85.4 billion acquisition of Time Warner could set of flurry of new telecom-media megamergers
Dakota Access pipeline protests grow: 127 arrested over weekend in police crackdown
Ben Norton
Tribe reclaims territory, citing treaty; calls on DOJ to intervene as authorities clamp down on #NoDAPL protests
Americans think their own families are great but like judging other people’s, a new report suggests
Amanda Marcotte
Most Americans are happy with their families — so why is there so much judgment about other people's choices?
The power of unhappy endings: “Black Mirror” finds hope in the darkness
Nico Lang
Freed of the imperative to give its characters pleasant closure, Netflix's digital-dystopia anthology series scores
Algorithms are simplifying humanity
John Light
We are entrusting key decisions to flawed and biased formulas
5 reasons the AT&T-Time Warner merger should make you very worried
Matthew Rozsa
AT&T's $85.4 billion acquisition of Time Warner threatens net neutrality and could create a monopoly
While Donald Trump’s bigotry is overt in some instances, his anti-Semitism is subtle
Peter Dreier
Trump has often indulged bigots in this campaign, including dog whistles aimed at his anti-Semitic supporters
Tom Hayden, famed 1960s anti-war activist, dies at 76
The Associated Press
Hayden's name is forever linked with the Vietnam protests
“Littered with bones”: Village in South Sudan is now a graveyard
Nick Turse
The remains of victims haunt Leer, South Sudan, as the town has been repeatedly attacked over the years
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