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“Media really got ISIS wrong”: Its brutality helped al-Qaeda, terrorism expert says, as U.S. policies made it worse
Ben Norton
Al-Qaeda groups like al-Nusra in Syria have exploited the rise of ISIS to grow, warns terrorism scholar Max Abrahms
After boycotting “Morning Joe,” Donald Trump picks a fight with CNN’s “New Day”: “They call it the Clinton Network and I believe that”
Sophia Tesfaye
Trump demands a congratulation for securing the GOP nomination from host Chris Cuomo to start off the interview
Understanding terrorism: Attacks have a political logic, although they are usually ineffective, scholar says
Ben Norton
Terrorism is often more calculated than it's made out to be, expert Max Abrahms explains
Donald Trump’s billion-dollar betrayal: Why his “self-financed” campaign has cozied up to the same forces that doomed his followers
Robert Hennelly
In a plan to amass a gargantuan campaign war chest, Trump has brought in the same Wall St. elite his fans despise
Two big, fat tax cheats: Donald and Hillary find common ground in screwing the American public
Nomi Prins
Both Trump and Clinton have companies registered in Wilmington, Delaware. Neither has offered an explanation why
We want Robert E. Lee’s name off our school — and in return, we were greeted with hateful Internet trolling
Dan Oppenheimer
I'm among parents who wanted our school to have a more inclusive name. Our critics suggested Adam Lanza and Hitler
Alabama’s frustrating half measure: Lawmakers to limit drug prosecutions during pregnancy
Nina Martin
Critics caution new statute still leaves pregnant women vulnerable to state's draconian child endangerment law
Will the Trump-Clinton Taco Bowl be the ugliest election ever? Maybe not—but it could be close
Andrew O'Hehir
Jefferson called John Adams a hermaphrodite; Hoover said Al Smith would dig a tunnel to Rome. Step up, Donald!
History lesson for Paul Ryan: The Republicans have always been Donald Trump’s party
Paul Krause
Donald Trump unmasked a remodeled, civil conservatism that tried to dress its crass and insular elements in a suit
Ron Miscavige’s life in Scientology: “It was inhuman as far as I’m concerned”
Scott Timberg
Salon speaks to the author of "Ruthless," a memoir about Scientology and its leader, his son David Miscavige
They’re still not telling the real story: Donald Trump, Bernie Sanders, and the analysis you won’t hear on cable news
Paul Rosenberg
From Fox News to MSNBC, the pundits are too obsessed with this very second to notice the massive changes underfoot
“Are there no workhouses?”: Meet the nasty House Republican whose bill would make poor kids starve
Jeff Bryant
Todd Rokita's bill is called the "Improving Child Nutrition and Education Act." Naturally, it does neither
Why the 2016 election cycle could be the start of a totalitarian strain in U.S. politics
Robert Sharp
Ignoring rule of law is a classic sign of Totalitarian thinking — and that's exactly Trump's mindset
The sharing economy will screw us all — and it’s retirement we have to be really worried about
Steven Hill
More like a share-the-crumbs economy. As more of us fight for the scraps, Social Security more important than ever
White women are killing themselves: These numbers paint a grim portrait of America’s underclass
Kali Holloway
Opioid use has exploded across America. Ninety percent of new users are white and increasingly more of them women
The triumphs & tribulations of a “pragmatic” progressive governor: Inside the world of Dannel Malloy
Sean McElwee
Connecticut Gov. Dannel Malloy has passed a variety of progressive reforms. But many say he hasn't done enough
Captain America’s a douchey libertarian now: Why did Marvel have to ruin Steve Rogers?
Amanda Marcotte
Steve Rogers is an icon of liberal patriotism, and his newest movie turns him into an Ayn Rand acolyte
Fox News host claims Trump’s racist “taco bowl” gaffe was neither racist nor a gaffe, but “an olive branch”
Scott Eric Kaufman
Neil Cavuto only proved how sheltered he is as he whitesplained Trump to former Mexican president Vicente Fox
Behind the scenes on “Star Wars”: The strange but mostly true stories of “Elstree 1976”
Andrew O'Hehir
Darth Vader's long and tragic afterlife, and other unlikely tales from a legendary low-budget film shoot
Support for Palestinians growing among young, progressive Americans, Pew report finds
Ben Norton
Poll shows Israel has become a partisan issue, with liberal Democrats and youth sympathizing more with Palestinians
I was wrong about millennials: I’m so sorry I believed the lazy — and wrong — media stereotypes
Jo Piazza
We've been maligning a hard-working and passionate group of people for too long. I've done it too, but never again
Captain America’s freedom fail: How the powerful few justify answering only to themselves
Matthew Rozsa
The seductive “safest hands are still our own” idea of "Captain America: Civil War" is sinister—and understandable
Donald Trump’s flip-flops: He’s banking on bigotry and ditching right-wing economic orthodoxy
Simon Maloy
Donald Trump is making some rapid, careful policy shifts and trusting that his core group of supporters won't care
The sad spectacle of “Morning Joe’s” Trump denial: How Rob Reiner laid bare the brazen failures of MSNBC’s morning crew
Gary Legum
When director Rob Reiner appeared on the MSNBC morning show, he promptly (and deservedly) embarrassed its hosts
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