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Super Tuesday live coverage: Trump declares victory as Cruz nabs two states and Rubio finally gets a win; Clinton dominates in the South, surprises Sanders in Massachusetts
Sophia Tesfaye
Clinton and Trump strong in the South but Sanders, Cruz and Rubio all nab election night victories
The real story about Syria and Libya: Behind a new agreement with Moscow, and the insidious way the New York Times protects Hillary
Patrick L. Smith
A new accord with Moscow on Syria clears up little. And a new Times series on Clinton and Libya has a messy agenda
“This is the party of Lincoln”: Watch Speaker Paul Ryan call out Trump on KKK connection
Katie Levingston
He never used the Republican frontrunner's name
“The final delegate was assigned by drawing cards”: Inside the absurd, headscratching mess of the Nevada caucus
Edwin Lyngar
Last month, I was a precinct captain for Bernie Sanders in the Nevada caucus. Here's what it was like
Stop poll-shaming Trump voters: Mocking survey results won’t change minds—or the election
Silpa Kovvali
Polls also show a lot of people think Ted Cruz could be the Zodiac killer—and care about bombing "Agrabah"
Stress from discrimination might be causing a widening “black-white sleep gap”
Asha Parker
Black people get less sleep than white people, study says
Leo owes his Oscar to the bear: “The Revenant” told an American story the Academy couldn’t help but devour
Paula Young Lee
"The Revenant" celebrates wrestling with natural resources, brutalizing them into submission & converting to profit
Tucker Carlson’s amazingly stupid tweet: Says Mitt’s criticism about Trump’s KKK stance was something “Obama could have written”
Antoaneta Roussi
Mitt Romney had tweeted that Trump's "coddling of repugnant bigotry is not in the character of America"
The endless shaming of Erin Andrews: When a woman is sexually victimized online, the damage endures
Mary Elizabeth Williams
8 years after a stalker invaded her life and blew apart her privacy, the invasiveness continues
Donald Trump has dropped the GOP’s mask: Conservatism and racism now officially the same thing
Chauncey DeVega
Post-civil rights GOP is our largest white identity group. Maybe we should thank Trump for making it so obvious
The GOP is the straight, white, Christian party: This is why Donald Trump is winning — and why I left a party of intolerance and hate
Jimmy LaSalvia
Republicans reject cultural diversity of any kind. It explains Trump, and why I can't be a gay GOP activist anymore
Clinton’s stance against free college is one of her most absurd positions
Her logic on free access to higher education could apply to K-12, roads, parks, or any general public good
The case against “saving” marriage
Nicole Rodgers
Married nuclear families are the gold standard against which we are all judged
#JusticeForFlint’s radical love: While Oscar’s glamour beckoned, the real artists helped Flint be seen and heard
Paula Young Lee
While performers paid lip service to changing lives, Ava DuVernay, Janelle Monae and Stevie Wonder got to work
The Oscars have a Dave Grohl problem: A famous straight white guy everyone likes can always find his way on stage
Scott Timberg
Grohl may well be the nicest guy in rock, but his In Memoriam performance was dull, and his appearance pointless
Behind the music on “Vinyl”: Did you spot Joey Ramone on last night’s episode?
Caryn Rose
Episode 3 of HBO's '70s rock love letter features a solid Alice Cooper and a "nutter in a figure skating costume"
This threat is worse than ISIS: Once again, we don’t understand the real enemy
Émile P. Torres
Listen to the GOP debates and you'd think ISIS was the only danger we face. They're focused on the wrong terrorists
DNC vice chair resigns, endorses Sanders, blasts Clinton’s “interventionist, regime change policies”
Ben Norton
Tulsi Gabbard left the Democratic National Committee, which has been accused of pro-Hillary bias, to support Bernie
“This is no small thing”: What’s really at stake in the Apple encryption debate
Julia Angwin
For years, the government has sought a "golden key" that can unlock our devices. Now it's pushing Apple to make one
Dumping ground and refuge: For those who know how to navigate L.A.’s Skid Row, it can provide community — but crackdowns have made life even harder
Evelyn Nieves
It's a familiar story: As Downtown L.A. fills up with the young & beautiful, Skid Row's down and out get the shaft
Jailed for being homeless
Stacey McKenna
Jurisdictions across the country are adopting legislation to prevent tent cities, leaving thousands vulnerable
Blue in a red state: Learning to confront, conform to or otherwise navigate your neighbors’ right-wing reality
Justin Krebs
All the TVs tuned to Fox News? Co-workers quoting Rush Limbaugh? You might need to learn to "code-switch"
U.S.-armed Saudi coalition bombs Yemen market, killing 40 people, as ruthless war rages on with little coverage
Ben Norton
The attack is yet another atrocity in what human rights groups say is a long series of war crimes by Saudi forces
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