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The GOP machine can’t touch Donald Trump: Why his heretical 9/11 claims won’t even slow him down
Heather Digby Parton
Whether taking on GOP sacred cows are being caught in flat-out lies, Trump always manages to survive for a reason
Hillary Clinton’s cynical race appeals: The revenge of neoliberal identity politics
Daniel Denvir
Clinton has adopted notably more progressive language on identity politics this campaign. But to what end?
Billionaires are desperately scrambling to attack Bernie Sanders
Sarah Lazare
A new advertisement released by Future 45 PAC criticizes his proposed minimum wage increase and healthcare for all
America is on the cusp of the biggest fight against toxic chemicals in decades
Reynard Loki
Laws governing the tens of thousands of chemicals saturating the marketplace are being reformed. Will it matter?
Could a horror movie set in the 17th century explain America’s current insanity? See “The Witch,” if you dare
Andrew O'Hehir
Will you sign the book? A terrifying tale of Puritan-era witchcraft (maybe) explores the roots of American madness
Prominent American professor proposes that Israel “flatten Beirut” — a 1 million-person city it previously decimated
Ben Norton
Amitai Etzioni, who teaches at renowned universities, says Israel may have no choice but to destroy Lebanon — again
“We’ve identified 7,000 Americans who matter”: Big Pharma’s big idea for controlling drug pricing
Jim Hightower
The industry's spending millions to protect you from public officials who might stop them from overcharging you
Roseanne Barr’s bizarre evolution from comic sensation to racist Twitter troll
Richard Silverstein
She's compared Muslims to Nazis, and will soon receive an award from an Israeli government-funded propaganda group
Meet the American firm whose internationally banned cluster bombs are killing civilians in Yemen
Sarah Lazare
The use of the bombs violates American export law, according to a new Human Rights Watch report
“Hookers for Hillary” doesn’t speak for all sex workers: “Presidential politics is not where we will find our liberation”
Rachel Kramer Bussel
Nevada's Bunny Ranch workers are drawing attention to the varied, complex and often-ignored politics of sex workers
Craig Ferguson breaks down Donald Trump’s old tricks and why comedians need to “just f**ing deal with” p.c. criticism
Scott Timberg
The TV host talks to Salon about his new show, "Join or Die," premiering this week on the History Channel
NY college event with Israeli scholar who said only rape can deter Palestinian militants postponed after protests
Ben Norton
Hunter College students & faculty protested pro-Israel groups' event with former military official Mordechai Kedar
These college students don’t recognize Joe Biden or Ronald Reagan — but guess who they have no problem identifying
Janet Upadhye
And they go to George Mason University just minutes from Washington D.C.
Making big bucks off water: Private, for-profit water companies charge 58% more than the government, report finds
Ben Norton
An exhaustive study shows privatization is more expensive, despite the right-wing's insistence to the contrary
Killer Mike defends himself against misogyny charges after saying that “a uterus doesn’t qualify you to be president”
Scott Eric Kaufman
He accused Hillary Clinton of belonging to the group of politicians who tell minorities "Hold on, just wait awhile"
“Out of this chaos, strongmen will emerge”: Richard Engel sees an authoritarian future in the Middle East
Elias Isquith
The U.S. must fight "a very strong temptation" to embrace stabilizing dictators, author and journalist tells Salon
This is the foreign policy platform Bernie Sanders needs to lay out if he wants to win
Behzad Yaghmaian
In order to distinguish himself from Hillary Clinton, Sanders will have to think bigger when it comes to diplomacy
DeRay Mckesson isn’t the first black activist to aim for city hall – but how much support does he have outside the Internet?
Meagan Day
Black Panther Party chairman Bobby Seale ran for mayor of Oakland in 1972, but it looked very different
Enough with the vertical farming fantasies: There are still too many unanswered questions about the trendy practice
Stan Cox
In addition to not feeding the masses, vertical farming could have grave environmental and economic consequences
“They really don’t want this out”: The biggest Iraq War scandal that nobody’s talking about
Liam O'Donoghue
“The Burn Pits” reveals how a Dick Cheney-connected company got rich while U.S. soldiers got poisoned
British schoolboy questioned by “anti-terrorism” police for wearing “Free Palestine” badge
Ben Norton
Teen Rahmaan Mohammadi says he was "interrogated" by police, who warned him not to talk about Palestine in school
No “last f**kable day” for Florence Henderson: What we can all learn about sex from the 82-year-old “Brady Bunch” star
Rachel Kramer Bussel
In our youth-obsessed culture, it still sounds revolutionary to hear an older woman talk about her active sex life
Donald Trump’s South Carolina supporters are the most radical yet
Sophia Tesfaye
31 percent support banning gays. 38 percent wish the South had won. 70 percent want the Confederate Flag flying
Watch Justin Bieber back James Corden in a carpool karaoke rendition of “Uptown Funk”
Brendan Gauthier
Corden and Biebs are adorable in matching white tuxedos, comparing Grammy swag bags
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