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My week inside the Donald Trump campaign: Sheriff Joe, Sean Hannity and behind the scenes at an Arizona rally and Trump HQ
Alexander Zaitchik
Build the wall! End Common Core! I embedded with aggravated Trump supporters and emerged knowing who they are
This is the Kochs’ right-wing coup: Deny voting rights, flood politics with dark money, capture the courts
Michael Keegan
The right maintains power with three tricky, connected schemes that have led to rule by a minority, the 1 percent
Our “Falling Down” election: What an Angry White Man on a rampage can tell us about Donald Trump and voter rage
Scott Timberg
This Michael Douglas film about the "soul sickness" of the early '90s feels painfully relevant today
“The system deprives athletes of the education that they’re promised”: Joe Nocera on the injustice of college sports
Michael Garofalo
"Indentured" co-author Joe Nocera discusses exploitation in college sports and efforts to reform the NCAA
The governor who poisoned Flint: The GOP’s Rick Snyder thought he might be president. Not so fast…
Susan J. Demas
Snyder promised Michigan transparence and business-style leadership. He delivered usual GOP bumbling incompetence
An osprey’s untimely demise: The sad tale of a raptor held for ransom
Lynette Wilson
TenTen's captor thought a bald eagle would be his ticket out of Haiti. There was just one problem with his plan
Paul Ryan is an absolute joke: The facts and numbers make it clear — GOP economic plans are an absolute fantasy
Paul Rosenberg
The politics of poverty are so delusional and hopeless because one side is just pretending to care
What’s the matter with Dem? Thomas Frank talks Bill Clinton, Barack Obama and everything in between
Kathy Kiely
While Republicans devour each other whole, Democrats face an identity crisis of their own. Thomas Frank explains
Uh-oh: Where does all the white rage go when Donald Trump loses?
Michael Bourne
They're too angry to sit still. Too many to ignore. But too few to elect a president. Where do they go after Trump?
Clinton’s viral video backlash: Eco groups, Sanders blast Hillary over fossil fuel money “lies” after she shouts down activist
Ben Norton
Bernie shot back; the activist said "I was genuinely shocked," insisting Clinton "needs to stop taking that money"
Donald Trump has a big problem: Women don’t just dislike him — they actually detest him
Heather Digby Parton
It shouldn't surprise that an unreconstructed misogynist has trouble with women voters. But it should scare GOPers
April Fools’ Day sucks this year: Grim, painful and overshadowed by Trump-related despair
Scott Timberg
Between Gmail's mic drop, unease over the election and China's autocratic policy, it's feeling like a grim one
Donald Trump is terrorizing America: Why his lurid media spectacles have something in common with ISIS
Marcy Wheeler
While the media wonders how it contributed to Trump's rise, he continues to outrage and dominate the news
WATCH: Clinton goes off on Greenpeace activist: “I am so sick” of the Sanders campaign bringing up my fossil fuel money
Ben Norton
Hillary yells angrily at an environmental protester and misleadingly implies she is not receiving fossil fuel cash
The Washington Post’s revealing blunder: Their screwup over the FBI’s Hillary probe is a great example of why Americans hate the press
Elias Isquith
Post gets played by Republicans looking to sink Clinton by wildly exaggerating the number of agents probing her
This is only the beginning: Nate Silver explains how Donald Trump has “hacked the system” and created a roadmap for future political con men
Sean Illing
As long the system remains unchanged, politicians will exploit it — and now they know how to do it
Camille Paglia’s history of music: The politics and poetry of Bob Dylan, Marvin Gaye and hip-hop
Camille Paglia
We hear too much music in isolation. Let's return the poetry and politics to words we can't get out of our heads
Trial and error: Report finds prosecutors rarely pay price for misconduct
Joaquin Sapien
Withholding evidence bears virtually no legal consequence, new Innocence Project investigation reveals
When is a band not itself anymore?: As bands age and line-ups shift, fans get to decide
Annie Zaleski
Rumors swirling around who may step in for AC/DC's Brian Johnson—some say Axl Rose—reignite the debate
Why Hollywood isn’t the hero for shutting down Georgia’s anti-LGBT bill
Daniel Denvir
We should credit activists for defeating the bill, not the studios who receive generous handouts from the state
No charges brought against two Minneapolis cops in fatal shooting of Jamar Clark
Brendan Gauthier
Attorney Mike Freeman independently determined the evidence supported claim that Clark tried to grab cop's gun
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