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Hitler’s turning point: Without his year in prison, “he could have disappeared into the sands of irrelevance”
Scott Timberg
Salon speaks to the author of "1924: The Year that Made Hitler" about the dictator's frightening transition
The Bundy fallacy liberals must reject: Why reforming our broken criminal justice system means less violence, not more
Daniel Denvir
When the Bundy siege began in Oregon this month, many were calling for their heads. That's the wrong impulse
The truth about Flint: Kids drank poisoned water because of the GOP’s radical, anti-democratic “reforms”
Paul Rosenberg
This nightmare happened because of deeply undemocratic steps taken after the GOP gerrymandered a blue state
Dissecting Paul Krugman’s Bernie backlash: Being a Sanders skeptic doesn’t make you a hack
Elias Isquith
America's most influential pundit has been critical of the Vermont socialist. Here's why that's so encouraging
GOP’s deal with the devil: The donor class will forever regret allying with Trump
Bill Moyers, Michael Winship
The Republican establishment is trying to convince itself it can control the Donald. We know how this story ends
Eleanor Friedberger on leaving Brooklyn, approaching 40 and why she’d be happy to sell out: “I don’t think that attitude really exists anymore”
Marc Spitz
Salon talks to Friedberger about her new album, "New View," David Bowie and a woman in the White House
Don’t let Obama off the hook: Anti-immigrant hysteria isn’t just a Republican problem
Eesha Pandit
While the president looks like a saint compared to conservatives, his administration has a spotty record at best
This is the Ted Cruz “birther” dilemma: He’s certainly an American. But “natural born” is a real question
Paul Campos
With nativist sentiment running wild, liberal constitution experts gave Cruz a pass. The law may not be on his side
The Oscars’ race problem isn’t going away
Jack Mirkinson
Oscar-nominated actress Charlotte Rampling's comments are just the tip of the iceberg
David Brooks gets this wrong, too: He misses his own complicity in letting the GOP run off the rails
Aaron Barlow
David Brooks misreads George Orwell essay -- and arrives at wrong conclusion about the failure of GOP intellectuals
Hell on Earth for Iraqis: 19,000 civilians killed in less than two years — roughly 28 per day
Ben Norton
U.N. report details how "violence suffered by civilians in Iraq remains staggering," with 3.2 million displaced
4 commonly prescribed drugs that may be more dangerous than Big Pharma is telling you
Martha Rosenberg
Direct-to-consumer advertising is driving demand for expensive treatments whose side effects are often unknown
On life, death and love, Savages offer no easy answers: “To keep the ambiguity and the tension has been an intention”
Annie Zaleski
Salon talks to vocalist Jehnny Beth about the new album "Adore Life" and why the band insists on accessible venues
Military veterans take Sarah Palin to task for blaming son’s domestic violence arrest on PTSD
Sophia Tesfaye
"Underneath her nonsense lies a very dangerous allegation — that all veterans are ticking time bombs"
Hide your kids from Carly Fiorina: Luring unsuspecting tots into a lurid anti-abortion rally is a new campaign low
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The flailing candidate did not get permission from all of the preschooler parents before hijacking their field trip
Surprise, surprise, Sarah Palin’s cashing in: Her PAC’s looking to pocket big bucks off Donald Trump endorsement
Michael Garofalo
Sarah Palin's PAC touted her "historic" Trump endorsement in a fundraising pitch.
Ted Cruz’s campaign is handing out bottled water in Flint — but only to anti-abortion groups
Sophia Tesfaye
Campaign volunteers only stopped at Flint's crisis pregnancy centers to show "the pro-life values of Sen. Cruz"
Sanders’ people-powered movement: Don’t expect his free-thinking voters to give up their populist idealism
Jim Hightower
Don't-rock-the-corporate-boat liberalism is no turn-on for the people fed up with business-as-usual politics
Donald Trump has bullied the press into submission, and it really wasn’t hard
Eric Boehlert
A New York Times reporter is tossed from an event in Iowa with nary a word of condemnation. Where does it stop?
Cali man threatened to shoot up Muslim civil rights group after watching Fox News for a week
Ben Norton
A CAIR employee called it "domestic terrorism" after he sent an email threatening to "kill all of you"
How Bernie Sanders could win it all: What it would take for a democratic socialist to become president
Bob Cesca
Despite what many on both the left and right believe, Sanders has a real shot. But is the risk worth the reward?
Donald Trump, god of rage: The decline of White America & the rise of an American strongman
Matthew Pulver
Donald Trump has expertly exploited the fears of White Americans. In the process, he's creating a monster
The new anti-choice mission: Target frozen embryos to make it harder for couples like Sofia Vergara and Nick Loeb to break up
Amanda Marcotte
The anti-choice movement has figured out a way to use frozen embryos to punish people for instigating divorce
The Sean Hannity moderated GOP debate that never was: New report outlines why the only right-wing media debate of the cycle fell apart
Sophia Tesfaye
Evangelical Liberty University was originally set to co-host host a GOP debate this week with The Washington Times
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