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Bernie and Hillary: Where does the saga of the grand visionary and the granular strategist go from here?
Andrew O'Hehir
Sanders rides momentum, while Clinton plays the long game -- but their strategies reflect a huge ideological gulf
White woman walks ahead: Jessica Chastain starring in a film about Sitting Bull is everything that’s wrong with prestige films
Paula Young Lee
"Woman Walks Ahead" is the latest installation in Hollywood's pathological obsession with white-savior films
Belly’s second chance: No longer overshadowed by indie rock peers, this ’90s alt-pop band’s reunion is a new shot to shine
Scott Timberg
They weren't risky like Throwing Muses or splashy like the Breeders, but 20 years later, Belly's melodies hold up
Neil Young is taking his campaign against Monsanto and GE crops on the road
Reynard Loki
Young is using his music to educate the public about the threats posed by Monsanto and other Big Ag corporations
Hillary Clinton’s political machine has been busted — thanks to Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren
H.A. Goodman
A political revolution within the Democratic Party has undermined Hillary Clinton's powerful political machine
Trump to New Hampshire: “I really don’t care” if you die on the roads — just love me
Andrew O'Hehir
He didn't exactly call Cruz a "p*ssy," but he begged Ivanka for a baby and promised the wall was "gonna get bigger"
74% of Gaza homes destroyed by Israel in summer 2014 war have not been rebuilt, as violent repression escalates
Ben Norton
90,000 Gazans are displaced almost 18 months after Protective Edge, with 14,000 Palestinians injured since October
Donald Trump’s new world order: Why his out-of-control New Hampshire push could make or break the GOP primary
Heather Digby Parton
Trump is poised to win big in the Granite State, and he's back to his outrageous theatrics. What happens next?
Hillary Clinton can’t run away from her Goldman Sachs problem: Report suggests her paid speeches were decidedly pro-Wall Street
Sean Illing
Report alleges Clinton gave big banks a free pass for financial crisis during glowing speeches about industry
In New Hampshire, rallies and protests speak volumes about what’s motivating Democrats and Republicans in race for White House
Gary Legum
Demonstrations in the leadup to the primary reveal much about the chasm between Democrats and Republicans
Sorry, America: I created Donald Trump’s political career
Jimmy LaSalvia
In 2011, I invited Trump to give his first speech as potential presidential candidate. Seemed like a good idea then
The lightweight candidate: Rubio’s NH town hall left no doubt he’s in it for himself and the plutocrats who fund his campaign
Gary Legum
Rubio's team must be hoping the electorate is so distracted by Trump & Cruz it won't listen to him too closely
Novelists Sara Gruen and Sarah McCoy in conversation: “I study history through a kind of ‘Alice in Wonderland’ looking-glass”
Sara Gruen, Sarah McCoy
Two writers discuss McCoy's "The Mapmaker's Children," writing historical characters, families, dogs and more
Donald Trump endorses beheading, robotic Marco Rubio self-implodes, and the GOP insanity only gets wilder
Heather Digby Parton
In New Hampshire, Marco Rubio drives into the ditch, while Donald Trump goes full barbarian. This is your GOP
David Daleiden’s sleaze factory: His latest court defeat exposes how slimy the Center for Medical Progress is
Amanda Marcotte
David Daleiden's latest lost court battle reveals the sleazy tactics he resorted to misrepresent abortion doctors
Yet another post-Iowa poll shows Sanders and Clinton tied nationally
Sophia Tesfaye
After his close loss in Iowa, Bernie Sanders wipes away Clinton's more than a 2-to-1 advantage to close the gap
The secrets behind the Koch brothers: Inside the remarkable new book that details their dirtiest deeds
Sean McElwee
Here's a taste of the insanity inside Jane Mayer's new book, "Dark Money"
“We don’t want that crap”: Sanders repudiates sexist “Bernie Bro” supporters
Sophia Tesfaye
“Anybody who is supporting me that is doing the sexist things — we don’t want them”
“The corrupt are winning”: Why these reformers want to make politicians wear their donors on their sleeves — literally
Elias Isquith
We know many politicians are owned by their donors. This ballot initiative would make make it impossible to miss
I’m a smut-smith, not a nympho: Stop thinking I’m sex-crazed because I write hot sex scenes
Nicola Jane
When I say I'm a writer, people yawn; when I tell them I'm an erotica writer, they assume I'm on my way to an orgy
How Trump can save Hillary: Just by being his usual offensive self he can sway the Democratic primary vote in New Hampshire
David Freedlander
In N.H., independent voters can vote in either primary — and Trump could snag some of the voters Sanders needs
The rise and fall of “family values”: How “religious freedom” became the rallying cry of the Christian right
Eric C. Miller
The nuclear family was once a driving force in American politics. Changing demographics have bred a new rhetoric
“My mother and aunt were killed. Everyone but me was killed”
Paul Wood, Richard Hall
An investigative report finds U.S. responsible for more civilian casualties in Iraq and Syria than it acknowledges
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