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“Asymmetric Politics”: A deep dive into the mysterious puzzle of America’s political divide
Paul Rosenberg
New book by Matt Grossmann and David Hopkins explores how Americans are of two minds on politics
Colin Kaepernick’s brave statement: His national anthem protest exemplifies the values America must stand for
Chauncey DeVega
Kaepernick’s protest is the latest example of an athlete using his or her platform to nobly fight injustice
Rights group blasts U.S. “hypocrisy” in “vast flood of weapons” to Saudi Arabia, despite war crimes
Ben Norton
Amnesty International condemns Obama's "astonishing," unprecedented arms deals with repressive Middle East regimes
The footsteps Mylan followed: EpiPens scandal runs deeper than most of us realize
Martha Rosenberg
There's a method to the madness of Big Pharma's prioritizing profit over human life
It’s official: This is the worst movie ending of all time
Nico Lang
No, really — the third act of Matthew McConaughey's "The Sea of Trees" is an epic fail
Pipeline protests: The fight goes on against project that could jeopardize Native lands in the Midwest
Alli Joseph
The pipeline will cross hundreds of rivers, creeks and tributaries, potentially compromising water supplies
Hillary’s hate hypocrisy: She denounces the alt-right while enabling the human rights travesty that is Iran
Carrie Sheffield
Why did Hillary enrich Iran? A nation that backs regimes of hate, misogyny and theocracy
Cashing in on Cuba: Why the U.S. tourism industry isn’t waiting for Congress to lift the embargo
Angelo Young
Cuba Libre? It took capitalist motives to beat the embargo and make travel to the communist country a reality
A life in limbo: The ‘doubly invisible’ Mexican immigrants
Amy Lieberman
These immigrants lack rights, opportunities and help during crises
My face is catfish bait: I’m the “40-year-old man” face of deceptive online dating — and I think I know why they do it
William Dameron
My selfie has been swiped for more fake profiles than I can count. It's gross deception—but I've been tempted, too
Speaking Geek: Q&A with Chris Davis, CEO of Loot Crate, the fastest growing private company in America
Angelo Young
Delivering subscription boxes to geeks and gamers is Loot Crate's business, and business is very, very good.
A “failed policy based on failed research”: The destructive legacy of Bill Clinton’s 1996 welfare reform act
Eesha Pandit
The 1996 welfare reform bill has subjected a generation of families to increased poverty and poor health outcomes
The media has failed to explain the new war on ISIS in Libya — and the chaos wrought by NATO regime change
Ben Norton
Is the new U.S. bombing campaign in Libya really making things better? Media has utterly failed to provide context
Should environmentalists worry about Hillary Clinton’s transition team chief?
Emily Schwartz Greco
Or are they making too much of former Interior Secretary Ken Salazar's overtures to oil and gas producers?
Enemies of my enemy may be war criminals: What does it mean when war hawks say “Never Trump”?
Rebecca Gordon
Making sense of Donald Trump and his national security state critics
They have the money and the political power: Wealthy whites are more represented than people of color at every level of government
Sean McElwee
Data shows a disproportionate representation at the echelons of government that most impact people's daily life
The kids are (going to be) all right: Our special snowflakes are leaving home — to make the world better
Annabelle Gurwitch
My son's leaving for college and I'm having empty-nest panic but his generation gives me hope for the future
U.S., Russia renew push for elusive agreement on Syria
The Associated Press
Sec. of State John Kerry met with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov to draw a joint strategy in war-torn Syria
Nerds of the world, unite: The villains have weaponized “canon” — and it’s up to us to stop it
Melanie McFarland
News flash: The backlash against casting Zendaya as Mary Jane Watson is not unrelated to the abuse of Leslie Jones
Donald Trump has no love for black people: His “outreach” and “pivot” are really aimed at winning over nervous white voters
Chauncey DeVega
Trump is once again grossly distorting the facts to advance his self-interested political goals
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