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WATCH: Black Lives Matter march challenges DNC and systemic racism
Ben Norton
#BLKDNCResistance protesters took over Philadelphia in a several-hour rally against the DNC, racism and capitalism
Weather disasters can fuel war in volatile countries, study finds
John Upton
Nearly a quarter of deadly armed conflicts from 1980 to 2010 happened at the same time as extreme weather events
Donald Trump thinks LGBT lives matter—but only if they’re victims of a terrorist attack
Nico Lang
Myth: Trump is an ally to the LGBT community. Fact: He has vowed to enact a platform that will set us back decades
Music festival boom and bust: Lollapalooza, Coachella and Desert Trip boast big sales, but some fests are suffering
Annie Zaleski
Despite Lolla's blockbuster 25th birthday, a formula for multi-day festival success remains complex and elusive
Bill Clinton’s right-wing courtship: He works his magic at DNC to lure moderates and GOPers
Carrie Sheffield
Bill Clinton is laying out a new strategy for Democrats by hitting bi-partisan themes
WATCH: Black Lives Matter protesters chant “Hillary has blood on her hands!” at DNC march
Ben Norton
BLM activists shouted "Don't vote for Hillary, she's killing black people!" at an anti-DNC rally in Philadelphia
50 years of denial: How the American news media enabled the racism of Donald Trump and the Republican Party
Chauncey DeVega
The racist Southern Strategy has guided Republican electoral politics for decades — Trump's rise has exposed it
Bernie’s after-party: Delegates hope to take the “political revolution” back home
Andrew O'Hehir
Sanders delegates walk out -- in anger, in celebration and sometimes in costume -- vowing to continue the struggle
Bill Clinton charms the DNC with story of Hillary’s life-long commitment to social change
Associated Press
He never mentioned Trump, but he didn't have to as he highlighted Hillary's clear differences to the GOP nominee
“I am an unwilling participant in this movement”: Mothers of the movement deliver powerful testimonies at DNC
Sophia Tesfaye
Black Lives Matter is given its largest national platform yet
It’s official: Hillary Clinton makes history as she’s named Democratic Party’s nominee for president
Associated Press
Hillary Clinton is officially the first woman to lead a major party as presidential nominee
In defense of Bernie’s boo-birds (sort of): Democratic dissent is not the party’s real problem
Andrew O'Hehir
A party long adrift from ideology and history shows signs of life – and the establishment clutches its pearls
A new heyday of horror: Why the scary movie just might save Hollywood from itself
Nico Lang
Modestly-budgeted horror films aren't just doing well at the box office—they're charming critics, too
WATCH: Thousands kick off DNC with pro-Sanders, anti-Clinton protests
Ben Norton
Philadelphia is seeing massive protests as activists call for change at the 2016 Democratic National Convention
“The Night Of” recap: The new, terrifying reality sets in
Laura Bogart
HBO's riveting crime drama continues with Naz navigating the horror of Riker's Island
5 worst right-wing moments of the week: Ben Carson is really serious about this Lucifer thing
Janet Allon
Rep. Steve King didn't even bother to disguise his racism
Sanders delegates in Philly: There may be protests thanks to Clinton’s VP pick, but we’ll have to wait and see
Steven Rosenfeld
The vice-presidential choice, superdelegate system and the open primaries all matter
Trump’s killed the GOP: He erased covert racism from the party’s platform — by being overtly racist
Henry Fernandez
With the nomination of Trump, the 162-year-old Republican party has rewound to its pre-dog-whistle iteration
Hari Kondabolu: America’s smartest and funniest “mainstream comic”
Kali Holloway
In an election season that has given us plenty to cry about, Kondabolu serves up the laughs
The party of myth and nostalgia: The GOP jobs narrative is hopelessly stuck in the past
David Masciotra
Republicans want to build a time machine to the economy of decades past rather than looking to the future
Addicted to fossil fuels: Renewable energy sources are becoming mainstream, but that doesn’t mean fossil fuels don’t rule
Michael T. Klare
By 2040, fossil fuels will still have a grip on a staggering 78 percent of the world energy market
You’re not alone in feeling alone: Why it’s so hard for adults to make friends
Sarah Sweeney
Absent a Tinder for platonic friends, BFFs become scarce commodities as people grow apart and priorities diverge
The new working class: Trump can talk to disaffected white men, but they don’t make up the “working class” anymore
Tamara Draut
Democrats need to get comfortable with using the term "working class" or risk losing those voters to Trump
Munich shooting linked to neo-Nazi mass murderer Anders Breivik
Ben Norton
The German-born shooter, Ali Sonboly, was likely inspired by right-wing extremists. He was not at all religious
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