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Secrets, lies and the iPhone: A CIA whistleblower talks about Obama’s bizarre secrecy obsession — and why Hillary and Bernie won’t talk about it
Andrew O'Hehir
This isn't about Apple vs. the FBI — it's about a "progressive" president with a dismal record on civil liberties
This is a war for America’s soul: Donald Trump reflects frustrations of an embittered white America
Aaron Barlow
Trump is a vehicle for angry whites who feel invisible to elites. We miss the point to focus on Trump and not them
Popular right-wing news site proposes executing Guantánamo detainees, which would be quite illegal
Ben Norton
A legal expert says National Review's Kevin D. Williamson's argument "is absolutely wrong" and has no basis in law
The deeply misleading poll that supposedly “proves” Sanders is unelectable
Daniel Denvir
Pundits keep's trotting out a survey intending to demonstrate that Americans hate socialists. Only one problem...
We tried to figure out what the hell Ben Carson is talking about: His weirdest statements, including the “fruit salad of life,” explained
Michael Garofalo
An attempt to make sense of Carson's most puzzling statements, so you don't have to
Get ready for the most tense — and essential — Oscars night ever
Scott Timberg
Between Chris Rock's sharp wit and possible crowd discomfort, Sunday night's awards show will be the one to watch
Delusional David Brooks: His blind spot for Republican nihilism has become pathological
Sean Illing
Brooks bemoans politics' regression and its "wretched effect" on democracy while dancing around the cause: The GOP
We’re not laughing: Trump reigns in latest, unsettling GOP debate
Elias Isquith
Final debate before Super Tuesday was the most Trump-centric one yet. Nowadays, though, this show isn't so funny
1 in 2 black gay men and 1 in 4 Latino gay men will become HIV-positive, study finds
Peter Cooper
CDC paints a grim scenario for HIV risk if current trends continue
“Oil for security”: Ex-CIA Director Michael Hayden describes cozy U.S. relationship with Saudi dictatorship in new book
Ben Norton
"Playing to the Edge" offers readers a glimpse into the U.S. government's support for brutal Middle East dictators
Hillary Clinton has a race problem — and it’s resurfacing at a dangerous time
Eliza Webb
A brittle reaction to Black Lives Matter protester on eve of South Carolina refocuses voters on problematic record
GOP doomsday is at hand: The Donald is positioned to win yuge on Super Tuesday
Steven Rosenfeld
Trump is sprinting to the finish line, and there may not be a thing Marco Rubio or Ted Cruz can do to stop him
Scalia’s elite hunting pals: Meet St. Hubertus, patron saint of rich guys with guns
Paula Young Lee
The secretive International Order is steeped in the heritage of European nobility, the "royal hunt" and war
Oscar 2016 is almost here: Here’s who will win — and who should
Andrew O'Hehir
Is it gonna be an all-"Revenant" bear-sex party? Will Leo vape onstage? And what about the earnest Lady Gaga song?
Conservative, anti-choice customers force Lands’ End to scrub interview with Gloria Steinem
Sophia Tesfaye
“We understand that some of our customers were offended"
Donald Trump is an evil genius: How he abandoned political strategy and won over the GOP’s bloodthirsty base
Heather Digby Parton
The GOP frontrunner is a bully par excellence, and everyone else in the field is too scared to challenge him
Mass sperm whale deaths across Europe leave scientists stumped
Greg Norman
As many as 30 mammals have washed up on the shores of Holland, Germany, northern France and the UK since January
If you love the planet, you might not want to vote for Cruz or Trump: Here’s a rundown of where the presidential candidates stand on climate change
Antoaneta Roussi
The next president will greatly impact environmental policy, and the finalists' stances vary widely on the crisis
These guys let Trump happen: Why you can blame the cowardly GOP establishment for The Donald’s rise
Elias Isquith
The party establishment is finally admitting that the Donald is no fluke. Their solution? Run and hide
SC town hall: Sanders calls for fighting structural racism; Clinton calls for white people to be “honest”
Ben Norton
The way the candidates discussed racism in the South Carolina town hall reflects their economic ideologies
Scalia truthers are all-American: “The Declaration of Independence is based on a conspiracy theory”
Scott Timberg
Salon speaks to a political scientist about where conspiracy theories come from and how they shape politics
No, Jeb Bush’s failed campaign doesn’t mean Citizens United doesn’t matter
Sean McElwee
Observers have taken Jeb's disastrous flameout as evidence that money doesn't matter in politics. They're wrong
“The Danish Girl” hypocrisy: If you want a major award for playing a trans woman, better make sure you’re up for Best Actor
Nico Lang
The trans-actress "Tangerine" stars aren't household names—but Eddie Redmayne, Jeffrey Tambor and Jared Leto are
Donald Trump will never fire Katrina Pierson: Five of the craziest things the controversial spokeswoman has said on the campaign trail
Sophia Tesfaye
Unlike Ted Cruz's shameless sacrifice of his spokesman this week, Trump finds his id echoed by Pierson
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