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Americans are “getting ripped off” on health care, Sanders exclaims in debate clash with Clinton
Ben Norton
Sanders calls for Medicare-for-all, like almost every industrial country in the world; Clinton says it's too soon
Bull Connor spat in my teenage face: The civil rights march that changed me forever
Dr. Freeman A. Hrabowski III
I was only in high school, but knew I had to do the Children's Crusade with Dr. King, even if it meant jail
“More than a trillion dollars has been misspent”: Politicians and the media have botched the war on terror, but are great at terrifying us
David Masciotra
Odds of dying in terror attack since 9/11: 1 in 90 million. Still, politicians want us scared. An expert explains
Turn on, tune in, defect: ISIS is now broadcasting a satellite TV channel in Iraq
Patrick Howell O'Neill
The Islamic State has a new complement to its Web presence. BEIN HD4 is expected to reach half a million in Mosul
The scourge of human trafficking: It’s not just other countries’ problem
Daniela Petrova
An expert who's fought to stop the sexual exploitation of children on what we -- and the travel industry -- can do
A guide to the literature of Japan’s “comfort women”: Comfort station survivors tell their stories
Danielle Harms
As Japan & South Korea reach an agreement on the painful subject, some books to help the reader untangle the past
“The Big Short’s” shortcomings: The real culprits in the financial meltdown never paid for their crimes, but still, it’s not all gloom and doom
Peter Dreier
The movie focused on the few who had the foresight to see impending crisis--but that was only part of the story
Martin Luther King, Rachel Dolezal and Donald Trump: The recurring story of race that has shaped our history
Andrew O'Hehir
What would MLK see in America today? A transformed nation that keeps repeating the same racial narratives
The 7 most nauseating lies of the sixth GOP debate
From Trump's pandering to Cruz's fudging, the latest showdown in South Carolina was a disgrace through and through
The “rule of 3” is over: We’ve entered the devastating age of nonstop collective mourning
Nico Lang
We have more celebrities than ever, and the Internet of today is like an “In Memoriam” segment that never stops
A terrifying GOP debate: Amid all the fearmongering and lies, Donald Trump came out on top
Simon Maloy
The Fox Business debate was the worst one yet, and it was all to the benefit of the loudmouth GOP frontrunner
Bowie, Rickman and the fan’s disoriented grief: Why their deaths feel like “a tear in the fabric of your life”
Scott Timberg
Salon speaks to a cognitive psychologist about how celebrity deaths are similar to and different from personal loss
Marco Rubio, conspiracy theorist: Now he’s targeting the wacko vote by pandering to the Jade Helm crowd
Amanda Marcotte
Rubio's struggling to get any kind of edge, so he spent the GOP debate trying to win over conspiracy nuts
“You’re getting dildos in the mail because you can go f**k yourself”: Larry Wilmore explains the care packages the Oregon militia got
Sarah Burris
"You know, just when I start to lose faith in this country, the fiber of the American people restores that faith"
Another reason Hillary should be nervous: Bernie’s backing by MoveOn.org proves she’s lost young progressives
Sean Illing
Bernie's endorsement by MoveOn.org shows just how lukewarm liberals are about the prospect of a Clinton nomination
“Minority Report” is coming true: We now have threat scores to match our credit scores
Sarah Burris
"Beware" analyzes arrest reports, property records and commercial databases to calculate our potential for violence
The Pentagon is out of ideas: America’s ISIS strategy is doomed from the start
David Vine
Thirty-six years into the great base build up across the Middle East, we're still waiting for tangible results
The true tragedy of Cecil the lion the media has overlooked
Reynard Loki
Behind the scenes, the politically connected Safari Club International has been waging war on African wildlife
The Oscars’ death spiral: The academy and Hollywood are locked in a crisis of their own making
Andrew O'Hehir
Another super-white list of Oscar nominees, but the problem is less the academy than Hollywood's dominant ideology
Pot smoking’s been connected to everything from lowered IQ to mental illness. Where’s the truth?
Paul Armentano
A careful look at the science around the worst of the claims about weed reveals many of the fears to be overblown
Thank you, Oregon militiamen: The longer you stay, the more ridiculous you and the conservative movement look
Amanda Marcotte
The Oregon militia is a gift to liberals, because every day they stay, the more absurd and embarrassing they become
There will be chaos: Big Oil’s collapse and the birth of a new world order
Michael Klare
Barrel prices have completely cratered. With alternative energies on the rise, geopolitics may never be the same
Oscar snubs that hurt: The Academy Awards still aren’t designed for anyone who isn’t white, straight, and male
Nico Lang
"Creed" star Michael B. Jordan passed over, "Carol" shut out of best picture—these are symptoms of larger issues
Bernie has corporate democrats sweating: The Democratic race is suddenly wide open
Thom Hartmann
Hillary's big lead is vanishing. If Sanders can pull out New Hampshire and Iowa, the nomination is up for grabs
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