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This is not a moment, it’s a movement: More at stake for Sanders supporters than merely the 2016 election
Conor Lynch
Defeating Trump in November is imperative, but so is maintaining a popular movement long after the votes are cast
Trump’s suicide mission: He’s not trying to destroy his own campaign — the destructive urge he represents is much bigger than that
Andrew O'Hehir
Is Trump sabotaging himself? Wrong question — he's channeling a deep-seated American urge toward self-destruction
Tales of an aging WWII refugee: “We can’t turn our backs on the refugees of today”
Milan J. Kubic
Seventy years ago, the United States admitted 600,000 European war refugees — and our country was stronger for it
The right’s Trump phenomenon: Why the left won’t spawn a policy-free demagogue any time soon
Sean McElwee
The causal factors that spawned Trump's rise simply can’t be replicated on the Democratic side
The sneaky politics of “Suicide Squad”: A popcorn movie for the prison-industrial complex era
Matthew Rozsa
Inside even the worst-reviewed comic book movies, there's a struggle between good and evil as we define it today
You can admit you’ve moved on: It’s not a betrayal to outgrow your one-time favorite band
Annie Zaleski
Music and other pop-culture fandoms often demand lifelong loyalty, but there's no harm in being done
A Form Letter of Death for Paul O’Neal, the 18-year-old black teen shot in the back by Chicago police
Chauncey DeVega
The script I use when having to write time after time about police brutality against black people
Why “Revolver” still matters: The 50th anniversary of a Beatles masterpiece
Scott Timberg
The band's 1966 album was so eclectic it seems on the verge of exploding
“We encourage you to do this more often”: Hillary Clinton finally holds a “press conference” — sort of
Sophia Tesfaye
The Democratic presidential nominee has not held an offiicial press conference in over 200 days
Newly released videos show fatal police shooting of unarmed black teen in Chicago
Brendan Gauthier
Police "treat us like savages," said spokesman for family of Paul O'Neal, who was killed by CPD officers last week
Donald Trump and the Tea Party myth: Why the GOP is now an identity movement, not a political party
Sean Illing
If Tea Party conservatives actually cared about spending, they'd rip apart Trump's big government ideas
Muslim Americans launch “ISIS Sucks” billboard campaign: So-called Islamic State “does not represent Islam”
Ben Norton
Non-profit Sound Vision created an anti-ISIS billboard campaign in Chicago to challenge extremism and Islamophobia
Black Lives Matter activists launch Abolition Square encampment, demanding reparations, end to Broken Windows policing
Ben Norton
PHOTO ESSAY: Inside #ShutDownCityHallNYC, where the Movement for Black Lives is holding an Occupy-style protest
Challenging the stereotype: Working class white guys against Trump
Leo Gerard
The press would have you believe that all of the angry white men are Trump supporters
WATCH: Trump supporters boo protesters silently holding up pocket U.S. Constitutions
Sophia Tesfaye
Americans holding up copies of the U.S. Constitution were booed and escorted out of the GOP rally
Arizona’s Lady Trump: Kelli Ward is running a Donald-esque primary challenge to John McCain — and she just might win
Amanda Marcotte
"I want to mix the mortar to fix the border": Kelli Ward talks to Salon about why's she's resonating with voters
Congress was right: The Iran deal is a travesty — and Obama is to blame
Carrie Sheffield
The terrible Iran deal, complete with a $400M payment, is proving to be the disaster Republicans predicted
Just like ’80s nerd heaven: The seductive nostalgia of “Stranger Things” — and my unexpected ambivalence
Ethan Gilsdorf
Netflix's supernatural show raids my childhood pop-culture loves, from D&D to E.T. — and I admit, I felt conflicted
Apple is coming for our gun emoji: The new “water pistol” isn’t an equal swap
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The company takes a stand in the wake of gun violence, but knows nothing about metaphors
America’s blue dawn: How “Blue Lives Matter” bills might only raise tensions with police
Justine Morris
Louisiana "Blue Lives Matter" bill makes attacking police officers — already a protected class — a hate crime
It’s not a video game: Donald Trump is an avatar for the GOP’s worst impulses, but the consequences will be real
Chauncey DeVega
Trump' feud with the Khans should be the last wake-up call that he's a dangerous outlet for the angry right
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