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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
“Power is being shifted from the many to the few”: Report exposes scope of the 1 percent’s attack on democracy
Elias Isquith
Big government talk aside, the 1 percent's real victim is democracy itself, Democracy Initiative experts tell Salon
This is right-wing America: Palin, Trump speak directly to the politics of hate and resentment that drives conservatism
Amanda Marcotte
The right wing's politics of resentment is nothing new, even if conservatives are being more honest about it
“13 Hours” director Michael Bay insists his Benghazi film “avoids the politics” and is “just a very inspirational story”
Scott Eric Kaufman
The "Transformers" director insisted that it's a coincidence his "human" story could hurt Clinton
How Sarah Palin paved the way for Donald Trump’s noxious populism
Heather Digby Parton
These two political hucksters have managed to combine celebrity and xenophobia into a new breed of conservativism
Human Rights Watch calls on businesses to cease Israeli settlement-related activities
David Palumbo-Liu
The HRW report documents how settlement businesses benefit at the expense of Palestinians
“The Revenant” takes the lead: Repeat Oscars for Iñárritu’s spectacular vision would make history — and shouldn’t let the academy off the hook
Nico Lang
The Mexican director stands out in an otherwise #OscarsSoWhite year—and big wins for him won't make that OK
“Sex does not sell in Silicon Valley”: Why venture capitalists don’t want to touch sex start-ups
Carrie Weisman
Online porn is huge, but getting people to publicly rally around funding for an adult content site is not easy
More proof of Bernie’s grassroots power: Sanders has stunning, and practically absurd, lead over Clinton in ISideWith.com poll
Antoaneta Roussi
Illustrating Sanders popularity with young Democrats, polling site gives him huge advantage over Hillary Clinton
Bruce Springsteen takes you to “The River” on his new tour: A heartfelt, back-to-basics show — that so far avoids politics
Caryn Rose
The E Street Band opened their new 22-city tour in Pittsburgh with a David Bowie tribute—and 3+ hours of rock
The richest 62 people have the same amount of wealth as half the world combined
Peter Cooper
A new study revealed that the wealth of the richest 62 people in the world rose by 44% since 2010
Guns, ISIS and fear mongering: Marco Rubio, the GOP’s candidate of a hopeful future, takes a disturbingly dark turn
Simon Maloy
Marco Rubio is buying guns and changing his tune on immigration because he sees political gain in terror anxiety
The only way to stop the next El Chapo: Why America needs to legalize all its drugs
Daniel Denvir
What will the drug kingpin's recapture really accomplish? Not much, unless we get serious about ending the drug war
Mediocrity is for white kids: Debates over Asians and the academic “ethnic divide” are about white entitlement, not oppressive immigrant parents
Silpa Kovvali
White parents want schools to ease standards—but Asian parents know their kids have to excel to get ahead
“A few weeks after I graduated, I tried to jump in front of a train”: My bipolar disorder nightmare
Mary Lu Unterburger
Going off to college is always hard; going off with a major mental illness is another challenge altogether
Birds are going extinct: Entire species are hanging on by their wingtips
Gerardo Ceballos, Anne H. Ehrlich, Paul R. Ehrlich
Deforestation and the pet trade have ravaged avian populations, and the consequences for mankind could prove dire
The “macroethics” of Martin Luther King Jr.: When he spoke out against the Vietnam War even his supporters deserted him — here’s how he endured
Obery M. Hendricks
Amid the onslaught following his Vietnam speech, King relied on righteousness, justice and truth to carry on
The unbearable whiteness of Hollywood: The Academy should be ashamed—but the problem is bigger than the Oscars
Jack Mirkinson
For the second straight year, no performers of color have been nominated. Here's the real reason why
The power of “we”: Martin Luther King, the March on Washington, and the birth of Moral Mondays
Rev. William J. Barber II with Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove
North Carolina's Moral Mondays were our response to 21st century injustice -- the essential struggle of our time
Sieges by Western enemies get big headlines, while larger U.S.-backed blockades are ignored
Ben Norton
The siege on Madaya is tragic — so are U.S.-backed blockades of Yemen and Gaza. Where is the outrage over those?
This one diet can sharpen your brain and help you live longer
Ari LeVaux
Intermittent fasting offers a plethora of health benefits -- and may even help prevent Alzheimer's and Parkinson's
The racial justice issue that Americans must stop ignoring: Pollution
Robert Hennelly
Environmental degradation is ravaging minority communities. One example from the NY/NJ area looms large
MLK was a disruptor: How Black Lives Matter carries on Martin Luther King’s legacy of effective activism
Mark Engler, Paul Engler
Like Black Lives Matter activists today, King's methods were widely criticized — even when they worked
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