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From YouTube to reality: “The Amazing Race” stacks new “social media” season with YouTube’s most likable guys
Scott Porch
Between BFFs Tyler Oakley and Korey Kuhl, they've conquered YouTube, podcasts, publishing and film—next, network TV
Donald Trump’s white America is revolting: New numbers show just how noxious the GOP front-runner’s coalition is
Chauncey DeVega
Exit poll data proves it: Trump is the candidate of voters who resent African-Americans and immigrants
Ted Cruz campaign pulls “Conservatives Anonymous” ad starring porn star Amy Lindsay
Scott Eric Kaufman
"Maybe you should vote for more than just a pretty face next time," Lindsay says in the ad
Trump lashes out at “very political” Pope Francis for daring to visit Mexico
Sophia Tesfaye
“I don’t think he understands the danger of the open border that we have with Mexico"
Yes, and … that joke is sexist: Improv troupes, unchecked creepiness and the toll that being “cool with it” takes
Arthur Chu
The #MadFunnyWomen are right—improv scenes are full of people and situations that smash comedy's needed safe zones
Planned Parenthood just delivered Carly Fiorina’s failed presidential campaign the best send-off ever
Sophia Tesfaye
Sorry Carly, "it turns out you can’t flat-out lie to the American people"
America needs a “Bernie Doctrine”: How Sanders’ foreign policy weakness could become a game-changing strength
Daniel Denvir
The Vermont senator has taken flack for his lack of attention to foreign policy. Here's how he should address it
Netanyahu says he’ll surround Israel with walls to keep out “wild beasts,” leading to Trump comparisons
Ben Norton
Supporters of the extreme right-wing presidential candidate favorably compared him to the Israeli prime minister
“They think the system’s rigged”: Why millennials love Bernie Sanders (and hate Donald Trump)
Elias Isquith
Millennials are sick of a status quo that leaves them underpaid and indebted, pollster Stan Greenberg tells Salon
Ted Cruz’s top Nevada supporter spent the night negotiating for the Bundy clan in Oregon standoff
Sophia Tesfaye
State legislature Michele Fiore traveled to Oregon to calm down the holdouts who live-streamed the FBI negotiation
Wingnuts have a death-grip on Congress: Why Paul Ryan can’t control the House GOP
Gary Legum
With budget negotiations on the horizon, the Republicans' right flank is digging in its heels yet again
Why Bernie Sanders’ Judaism is so important
Matthew Rozsa
Sanders considers himself secular, yet his overwhelming sense of empathy for the downtrodden is profoundly Jewish
The Kochs’ plot against America: How the billionaire industrialists are systematically dismantling American democratic ideals
Michael Winship
As Jane Mayer reveals, billions are being spent to reeducate the public. We must mobilize now before it's too late
White Beyoncé haters don’t get it: “Formation” isn’t “race-baiting” — but it is unapologetically about race
Priscilla Ward
"Formation" ignites protest from racists who refuse to see pro-black art and speech as anything but anti-white
“Zoolander” hasn’t aged well: This weirdly conservative, un-funny sequel betrays the original comedy’s roots
Nico Lang
Brimming with wasted talent and mean-spirited jokes, "Zoolander 2" fails to reignite the old magic
“More corporate money in our elections”: Believe it or not, big money is about to get even more powerful
Elias Isquith
Campaign finance law was already in tatters. But according to expert Richard L. Hasen, it'll soon get even worse
Obama “on verge of” launching another bombing campaign in Libya, after dropping 23,144 bombs on six countries in 2015
Ben Norton
The U.S. persistently uses bombs to try to solve the very problems its own bombs created
Michael Moore could have died last week: “Trying to get back to just breathing is enough of a burden”
Sophia A. McClennen
Moore got severely ill with pneumonia and clearly feared worst. Now he's trying to save his best film in years
“Drown the bunnies”: Mount St. Mary’s president fires faculty for backlash against his “put a Glock to their heads” freshman retention plan
Paula Young Lee
When universities are run like corporations, is it any wonder when CEO-presidents act with an iron fist?
The truth about Hillary Clinton’s “problem” with women: In reality, men in New Hampshire also rejected her in droves and backed Bernie
Amanda Marcotte
Clinton's performance with female voters in New Hampshire isn't a surprise, and isn't a rejection of feminism
Ted Cruz believes in nothing: The fundamentalist charlatan craves power above all else
Bill Moyers
Cruz wants his followers to believe his campaign is divinely inspired. Jonathan Swift warned us about men like him
Bernie makes history: After the New Hampshire earthquake, his “revolution” enters uncharted waters
Andrew O'Hehir
Of course it's not over. But Bernie's big win has shifted political reality, and made conventional wisdom worthless
Bad night for Hillary Clinton and Goldman Sachs: Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump upend everything with blunt talk
Colin McEnroe
Hillary Clinton and Wall Street are in real trouble thanks to unfiltered "straight-talk" by top rivals
Bernie supporters shouldn’t celebrate just yet: He’s still no lock in future primaries
Amanda Marcotte
Bernie Sanders could have a tough time reproducing the results in New Hampshire in more diverse states
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