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The U.S. has terrorized Cuba for over 50 years — Fidel Castro is right to be wary of Obama’s claims
Ben Norton
Since the 1959 revolution the U.S. has invaded Cuba, tried assassinations, imposed an embargo & harbored terrorists
We’ve missed you, Michael Stipe: Is this “Tonight Show” David Bowie tribute the hint of solo projects to come?
Scott Timberg
The former R.E.M. frontman shows up on Fallon to toast Bowie and proves his voice and style are as strong as ever
10 ways the Democratic primary has been rigged from the start
RoseAnn DeMoro
This race is still far from over, but that won't stop the establishment from trying to hand the nom to Hillary
Campbell Brown, charter propagandist: How the former anchorwoman became the face of education reform
Kali Holloway
Once an NBC reporter, Brown now leads an education news site backed by the likes of the Walton Family Foundation
Anderson Cooper shuts down Donald Trump: “With all due respect, ‘He started it!’ is the argument of a five-year-old”
Scott Eric Kaufman
"Not it's not," Trump replied, unaware he was proving Cooper correct, "It's not!"
Don Cheadle on playing the drug-addled Miles Davis in “Miles Ahead,” and the toxic costs of Hollywood racism
Andrew O'Hehir
The "House of Lies" and "Iron Man" star turns director with an exhilarating biopic about a damaged jazz genius
Horrors of the Trump doctrine: Inside the GOP frontrunner’s terrifying interview with the NY Times
Heather Digby Parton
Can there be any doubt about how dangerous it would be to elect this man as commander in chief?
Debbie Wasserman Schultz is loathed by Democrats, yet just got a head-scratching endorsement by Obama. Here are some guesses why
Elias Isquith
Despite being hated by many—and loved by few—the DNC chair's reelection campaign just got a needed boost. But why?
Where mass incarceration inflames the HIV crisis: Report shows Louisiana jails violate prisoners’ human rights
Ben Norton
Study reveals the "non-existent HIV treatment" in jails in Louisiana, the state with the highest incarceration rate
“My Springsteen sin” apology rings hollow: Wheelchair scam to score concert tickets isn’t funny — and this “confession” does even more harm
Annie Zaleski
Billboard writer's "public apology" for faking a disability to get into '84 Springsteen show sets conversation back
“I put on weight. Big f**king deal”: Wentworth Miller shuts down body-shamers over cruel meme
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The actor uses a cruel meme made from 2010 paparrazi photos to speak out about mental health
Karl Rove undermines #NeverTrump: New ad shows how the conservative anti-Trump movement will ultimately fail because they hate Hillary more
Simon Maloy
The #NeverTrump movement can survive up to the point that the only way to stop Trump is to elect Hillary Clinton
Pacifism in an age of terror: Author of fascinating new book explores the relationship between violence and freedom
Sean Illing
Professor and author Dustin Howes challenges the axiom that force is needed to defend freedom
Donald Trump slouches towards Bethlehem: We’re witnessing the birth of a new American politics
Tom Engelhardt
The GOP is in shambles. The Democrats may not be far behind. Is this the beginning of the end of our democracy?
The “Bernie Bro” smear must go: #BernieMadeMeWhite claps back at idiotic primary meme
Daniel Denvir
Hillary Clinton's supporters manage to erase plenty of people of color with their anti-Sanders talking points
Ted Cruz’s health care calculation: Why Obamacare’s loudest foe has no plan to replace it
Simon Maloy
Republican health care policy is a mess of contradictions, so Cruz will probably just stick to attacking the ACA
Michael Ware’s Iraq War doc doesn’t hold up: “Only The Dead See The End Of War” captures the horror and confusion, but skimps on analysis
Sonia Saraiya
The Time and CNN war correspondent's disconnected HBO documentary could have been a nonfictional “The Hurt Locker”
Beyond “the eternal feminine”: Novelist Dawn Tripp reimagines the life and work of Georgia O’Keeffe
Rachel Kramer Bussel
Salon talks to the author of "Georgia: A Novel of Georgia O'Keeffe" about gender bias and O'Keeffe's legacy
There have been 2 large ISIS-linked attacks in the week since Brussels
Ben Norton
Will the vicious bombings at the Lahore park and Baghdad soccer stadium get the same international solidarity?
Paul Ryan is still a grifter: The GOP has become a tax-avoidance scam for the 1 percent
Paul Campos
GOP's propaganda campaign to end estate tax proves it's a cleverly disguised grifting operation for the rich
Fight for $15 scores its biggest victory: California set to see a massive minimum wage hike
Sophia Tesfaye
California will increase its minimum wage to $15, either through Governor Jerry Brown or at the ballot box
5 worst right-wing moments of the week — Michele Bachmann belongs with these lunatics
Janet Allon
The former congresswoman blames Obama for Brussels, while Trump reminds us he's not just playing a lout on TV
Anti-vax film isn’t being “censored”: Andrew Wakefield is not entitled to a prestigious platform for his discredited autism claims
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The Tribeca Film Fest decision to pull a controversial documentary is not a "free speech" issue
What Donald Trump really represents: America’s addiction to competition
Alfie Kohn
Much has already been made of Donald Trump's meteoric political rise. But not enough has been said about this
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