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WATCH: GOP strategist Rick Wilson tells Chris Hayes the real rationale behind Trump’s anti-Semitism
Scott Eric Kaufman
These anti-Semitic incident aren't "a bug — they're a feature" of the Trump campaign
The disturbing data on Republicans and racism: Trump backers are the most bigoted within the GOP
Chauncey DeVega
Racists are more likely to be Republicans — and the most extreme among them are Donald Trump supporters
“The other side has got nothing to offer you”: President Obama “goes off script” in first campaign rally with Clinton
Sophia Tesfaye
"Can I be blunt," Obama asked Tuesday. "If your concern is working people, then this election is not a choice"
Five great live albums: From Otis Redding to Built to Spill
Scott Timberg
The NME has released a strong list of 50, heavy on classic rock. Here are a few more you can't live without
No charges, but still plenty of questions: 3 big takeaways from FBI’s announcement on Hillary’s emails
Michael Garofalo
FBI Director James Comey's statement revealed that Hillary Clinton's main email scandal talking point is false
The two Obamas: An assessment of our capable, but captive president
Patrick Lawrence
Obama's obscuring of the truth about his drone program tarnishes otherwise strong legacy on human rights
The NRA’s election strategy: Why the group’s latest ad campaigns have nothing to do with guns
Heather Digby Parton
As sneaky as it is unpopular, the NRA is shilling red meat and doing the Republicans' work for them
How “4th Generation Warfare” helps to explain the rise of Donald Trump
Chauncey DeVega
Sociologist Dr. James Scaminaci III talks to Salon about Trump's connection to extreme elements in the right wing
Protesters, white nationalists and armed delegates: What could possibly go wrong at the GOP convention?
Gary Legum
White supremacists plan to make their presence felt in Cleveland, adding more fuel to a highly combustible mixture
My Little Free Library war: How our suburban front-yard lending box made me hate books and fear my neighbors
Dan Greenstone
This gift from my wife was supposed to be harmless fun — but now when people stop, all I feel is dread
How worried do you need to be about early-onset Alzheimer’s?
Troy Rohn
Americans age 60 and over identify the disease as their single greatest fear. Here's how it works and who's at risk
The convention’s invention: Freemasons and the mysterious dawn of a political instituion
Jack Kelly
The political convention as we now know it has its roots in a little-known, now-extinct party from Upstate New York
“We have a right to engage in non-violent action”: Christian leaders refuse to be silenced in struggle for Palestinian rights
David Palumbo-Liu
As Gov. Andrew Cuomo continues his controversial crusade against BDS, church voices defend the movement
It’s “political sleight-of-hand”: For their next trick, Republican magicians will make your federal land disappear
Amanda Marcotte
When federal land becomes state land, it can be bought and sold to the profit of small-government billionaires
Girl on girl crimes: “The Neon Demon” makes women look like the real predators in the modeling world
Nico Lang
Nicolas Winding Refn's shocker manages to deftly sideline all the ways that men prey on vulnerable women in the biz
GOP convention madness: Is Cleveland ready for its close-up?
Robert Hennelly
Security, protests and a city in recovery: The real story is what's happening outside the convention center
The worst DC has to offer: Influence is a paean to Washington greed and corruption
Thomas Frank
To read Politico's daily cheat sheet is to understand the complete and utter myopia of our country's ruling class
Why Christian Right leader James Dobson blocked me on Twitter
Chris Sosa
Dobson, of Focus on the Family, has a long history of ignoring anyone who might expose him as a fraud
Istanbul and the empathy gap: Why was the West’s response muted compared to Paris or Brussels?
Jalal Baig
Our brains are wired to feel more empathy for people who look like us. Luckily, we're capable of closing the gap
“A uniquely American tragedy“: The staggering myths about gun control
Dennis A. Henigan
The gun lobby’s disproportionate political power will never be overcome until these fallacies are destroyed
Exile in political Guyville: Why getting Hillary Clinton elected isn’t “women’s work”
Anna March
Feminists should demand progressive men be more active in supporting Hillary Clinton's presidential bid
“Pat the Bunny” is kind of twisted and other lessons I learned from picture books
Elizabeth Alsop
My kids' books are full of hooks so insidious that even the simplest can start to seem full of hidden meaning
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