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The Kris Kobach factor: Why you must get to know Kansas’ radical secretary of state
Heather Digby Parton
Kobach's extreme contributions to the GOP platform could have come right out of the Trump campaign itself
Divided we stand: The sad truth about America — we have always been split
Conor Lynch
Eleven U.S. regional cultures play tug-of-war with individualism and altruism, explains journalist Colin Woodard
Sorry conservatives, new research from Harvard shows a profound amount of racism by police…not less of it
Chauncey DeVega
Don't believe the right-wing spin about Harvard's damning study that illustrates how cops target blacks
Activism moves to Facebook: Why what’s good for social media might not be so good for democracy
Sarah Jaffe
The recorded shooting of Philando Castile is just one example of how social media is changing the face of activism
Don’t expect to be starstruck at the GOP convention: Donald Trump’s famous friends probably won’t be in Cleveland next week
Brendan Gauthier
With celebrities and prominent GOPers skipping out on the convention, Trump's VIP section is poised to be barren
Israeli military’s new chief rabbi implied soldiers can rape in war, as government lurches to far-right
Ben Norton
Eyal Karim, who previously suggested rape is justified in war, joins numerous other far-right figures in government
A guide to the Philadelphia DNC that media won’t show you, from extreme poverty to police misconduct
Bob Hennelly
The extreme poor's fight to be heard and the lost history of a police bombing that destroyed a Philly neighborhood
“Oh, Canada”: Group singing Canadian national anthem changes lyrics to include “all lives matter”
Scott Eric Kaufman
Remigio Pereira not only altered the lyrics to "O Canada," he held up a sign declaring "All Lives Matter"
The electoral “college” crowd: Clinton gaining a huge edge with educated white voters
Heather Digby Parton
More college-educated whites are in Clinton's camp — and that spells doom for Trump and the GOP
The many lies of Bill O’Reilly: Yes, blacks are regularly targeted by police across the U.S.
Chauncey DeVega
Bill O'Reilly must learn this now: The existence of structural racism is beyond debate — it is a fact
“Mr. Robot” in moral free-fall: Groundbreaking season 1 sets up intriguing stakes for next act
Scott Timberg
Wednesday's season 2 premiere starts to fill in some of the show's mysteries in the same riveting, confident form
The growing gender divide over “Ghostbusters”: Why movies starring women get slimed by male critics
Nico Lang
Because film criticism is so male-dominated, men have a disproportionate say—especially on movies about women
Obama pays tribute to officers shot in racial attack: “Dallas, I’m here to say we must reject such despair”
Darlene Superville
"I'm here to insist that we are not as divided as we seem, and I know that because I know America"
“Sadness, anger, frustration”: The tremors of Philando Castile’s death continue in the Twin Cities
Aaron T. Rose
“We need peace officers, instead of law enforcement agents," said retired police officer Sgt. Melvin Carter, Jr.
Donald Trump running mate roundtable: Salon writers on whom Trump will — and should — choose as his VP
Salon Staff
Salon's political staff weigh in on Trump's biggest decision of his campaign
“No justice for war crimes victims” 2 years after Gaza war, Amnesty International says
Ben Norton
Amnesty International report slams Israeli military's impunity after "unprecedented death and destruction" in Gaza
Pence for Trump VP? Three reasons why that could be a huge mistake
Gary Legum
He's no game changer: Tapping Mike Pence for VP isn't enough to get Trump elected; he might even make it harder
War on federal parks: Radicalized Republicans try prevent turning Bears Ears in Utah into a national monument
Amanda Marcotte
Tribal leaders want Bears Ears to be a national monument, but Tea Party Republicans resist federal land protections
Something needs to change: How to sell a product called democracy
Philip Kotler
The growing gap between the rich and the poor is putting major political power in the hands of the 1 percent
With friends like these: More reasons why LGBT people should fear a Donald Trump presidency
Nico Lang
With Michele Bachmann advising & Mike Pence as VP, a Trump presidency could be worse for LGBT people than Reagan's
Solidarity with Black Lives Matter: Asian Americans speaking out against police brutality
Paula Young Lee
More Asian Americans are refusing to co-sign "model minority" status used to separate them from other non-whites
The young people will save us: My experience marching with Black Lives Matter in Chicago
Chauncey DeVega
If what I saw and experienced firsthand is any indication, America's youth holds the answer to racial tension
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