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The system is just this rigged: Dark money, Citizens United and the secret story of how big money stole our democracy
Wendell Potter, Nick Penniman
Congressmen beg for bucks. Super PACs run the show. Dark money flows into state legislatures. This is why we're mad
Stop mooning over John Kasich: He’s not more “reasonable” than Trump, he’s just better at camouflaging his agenda
Arthur Chu
The desire of moderates to push “moderation” as a valuable brand for its own sake is a terrible idea
It is urgent that she’s stopped: Hillary Clinton’s nightmare neoliberalism and American exceptionalism makes the world a dangerous place
Patrick L. Smith
American foreign policy has not worked for decades. Hillary believes all of its myths to her core. This is scary
My journey to justice: I toured prison systems around the world looking for ways to improve our own
Baz Dreisinger
If we truly want to change the American prison system, we must accept that no country has a monopoly on innovation
“Please explain to us Mr. Trump”: Our gracious Japanese hosts kept asking the same question and we were hard-pressed to come up with an answer
Nathan Kohlenberg
Our Japanese hosts wanted answers to why the Trump would tell his roaring crowds, “They’re killing us!”
The right’s pathetic blame game: Now it’s the left-wing media’s fault Trump is winning
Eric Boehlert
Conservatives rip CNN for treating the GOP front-runner with kid gloves. We're officially through the looking glass
Cranks, zealots, extremists: How the paranoid style of Trump, Cruz and Palin took over the GOP and infected America
Lou Dubose
The overheated rhetoric and reckless posturing from the right is a return of a rancid thread of American politics
Saying “Hillary only won the Confederacy” isn’t just idiotic — it’s also bad for the Democratic Party
Gary Legum
A progressive group dismisses Clinton wins for only occurring in the South, which is both wrong and bad politics
They have not been the party of Lincoln for decades: Donald Trump exposes the truth about GOP racism that David Brooks keeps denying
Paul Rosenberg
David Brooks keeps pretending his is the party of Lincoln. Sure, in 1864. Maybe he should catch up with reality
America’s disturbing voter-turnout crisis: How inequality extends to polling place — and why that makes our country less fair
Sean McElwee
The U.S. leads rich nations for disparity in turnout across income and education levels. This has consequences
“The system is rigged against regular people”: Big money has completely warped American democracy
Michael Winship
Corporations have a stranglehold on both parties. Here's how it happened -- and how we take our government back
Leaked phone numbers, white powder substances in the mail, a threatening note: Authorities are reportedly investigating possible attacks on the Trump family
Patrice Waite
We live in very strange times
“Exposing plots to attack Mr. Trump”: The Lion Guard, a pro-Trump group, is tracking protesters online
Michael Garofalo
Lion Guard promotes the "safety and security of #Trump supporters by exposing Far-Left infiltrators and saboteurs"
Bernie’s bold move: Sanders only candidate to skip AIPAC pro-Israel conference
Ben Norton
After a petition campaign, endorsed by Roger Waters, Bernie rejects speaking for the influential pro-Israel group
The brewing Republican civil war heats up: Pundits, pols spar over their Donald Trump disaster
Michael Garofalo
The idea of a unified Republican front in the general election seems farther-fetched by the day
David Wain, master of shorts: “I’ve always loved the challenge of what you can pack into a small package of time”
Sonia Saraiya
Salon talks to the sketch comedian about his short film "Second Sound Barrier," YouTube and Donald Trump
Conservatives turn on Erick Erickson for jumping aboard #NeverTrump: “Don’t give us any pious baloney”
Sophia Tesfaye
Newt Gingrich, Mike Huckabee, Hannity and others lash out after Erickson convenes "Conservatives Against Trump"
The secret to Trump’s success: New research sheds light on the GOP front-runner’s stunning staying power
Sean McElwee, Philip Cohen
For months, pundits have been predicting the GOP front-runner's demise, but it just hasn't happened
The GOP’s impossible dilemma: Stop Trump without further infuriating a large chunk of the party’s already angry base
Sean Illing
Research firm cites Trump administration as 6th greatest global threat as GOPers plot contested convention
Star power to fight the Flint crisis: Green For All’s campaign with Mark Ruffalo and Van Jones to help residents of the suffering city
Michael Garofalo
A conversation with Green For All Director Vien Truong about her Flint campaign with Mark Ruffalo and Van Jones
Obama can still repair his compromised legacy on abortion rights — but nominating Merrick Garland to the Supreme Court didn’t help
Erin Matson, Pamela Merritt
Women deserve to know how a potential justice might vote on issues crucial to their health and well-being
If you want me to vote for Hillary, “she needs to come left to get it”: Not the traditionally “undecided,” these potential voters are frustrated — and may stay home
Scott Timberg
This election, we're seeing not just rage, but disengagement and dislike from "earn my vote" voters [Updated]
5 foreign policy questions we’ll never ask our presidential candidates
Peter Van Buren
What is the endgame for our war on terror? And at what point do we begin pairing back the size of our military?
“I’m a different animal now”: “The Mommy Group” author gets real about having kids and how America needs to change to support mothers
Kate Tuttle
Salon talks to Elizabeth Isadora Gold about postpartum depression, working moms and honest writing about motherhood
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