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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
Obama Derangement Syndrome is terminal: The GOP is going to make the next year a living hell
Eric Boehlert
Judging from its response to his State of the Union, we're looking at 12 months of uninterrupted right-wing outrage
The Razzies aren’t fun anymore: The snarky answer to the Oscars has become a pointless, tone-deaf, self-important sham
Nico Lang
The scorn heaped on "Fifty Shades of Grey" alone is insane, compared to some truly terrible movies from 2015
No, really, you don’t want to win the Powerball lottery — no matter how big the prize
Kali Holloway
Be careful what you wish for tonight. Seventy percent of lottery winners are financially ruined within seven years
Denial, paranoia and bigotry: Obama warns against Republican ugliness and they immediately prove him right
Amanda Marcotte
Obama denounced pandering to bigots in his State of the Union speech and Republicans quickly validated his warning
David Bowie, Elvis and “Blade Runner”: A fan theory to end all fan theories
Paula Young Lee
Maybe the connection between 3 birthdays—two real, one fictional—goes deeper than we thought [UPDATED]
Inside the right wing’s epic Obama meltdown: How their SOTU response showed the bankruptcy of their ideas
Heather Digby Parton
The GOP's right flank was beside itself last night, finding impressive new ways to throw a temper tantrum
The coddling of the conservative mind
Jim Sleeper
Why baiting "politically correct" college students won’t save honorable conservatism or America. And what might
Lena Dunham, Mindy Kaling, Aziz Ansari: We’re not buying their books — but we’re paying for them in other ways
Scott Timberg
A-listers get millions to write books that don't sell enough to crack the top 100 of the year—and we all lose
GOP’s special guests: The “sex police” were in full force at the State of the Union to shame us all
Amanda Marcotte
Republicans invited guests representing anti-contraception, anti-gay and anti-abortion views Tuesday night
Charlie Sheen’s Dr. Oz debacle: When even Oz thinks you’re gambling with dubious therapies, it’s time to listen
Mary Elizabeth Williams
On the Oz show, Sheen reveals he went off his HIV medications—and even Oz was skeptical of the process
Pretending it’s not a gay takedown: Pat Roberts, the GOP and the bigotry driving the stalled nomination of Eric Fanning
Jimmy LaSalvia
Eric Fanning, who is openly gay, steps down as acting army secretary after the GOP put his confirmation on hold.
It’s no surprise that white nationalists have made Trump their guy: Seth Meyers does a “Closer Look” at his racist supporters
Sarah Burris
Gee wiz, just because an old white guy hates anyone non-white doesn't mean he's a racist does it?! Yes, yes it does
We need to talk about Ben: Kylo Ren, “Star Wars” and the media narrative of the mentally ill school shooter
Lauren Duca
The back story of "Star Wars: The Force Awakens"' villain invokes how we talk about young white male mass killers
David Vitter, a final farewell: “A stench that is getting ready to come over Louisiana”
Stephanie Grace
How can a little-known Democrat take down an arch-conservative GOP incumbent? Try decency and respect
This isn’t about free speech: Internet “supervillain” isn’t being censored by Twitter’s lightweight rebuke
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Breitbart's Milo Yiannopoulos is in the center of a ridiculous #JeSuisMilo campaign over a revoked "verified" check
Bowie’s Live Aid magic: An unforgettable show, from the spine-tingling “Heroes” to his audacious “Dancing in the Street” duet
Caryn Rose
Even in the legendary Live Aid line-up, Bowie's set stood out for its power, energy, empathy and charm
Anti-Clinton misogynists: If Bill’s attackers are “defenders of women,” why do they have a history of sexism?
Amanda Marcotte
For such self-appointed defenders of women, Bill Clinton's attackers have a serious and ugly history of misogyny
Joe Biden heaps praise on Sanders for his work on income inequality: “Hillary’s focus has been other things up to now … no one questions Bernie’s authenticity on those issues”
Sophia Tesfaye
"Even when income inequality wasn't as serious as it is today, it was his drumbeat," Biden said of Sanders
These guys are just this desperate: Christie, Carson & Paul sign onto for the dumbest gimmick in politics
Gary Legum
The centrist No Labels group is back, and as substance-free as ever. Yet they still locked in five candidates
Koch brothers and other oligarchs beware: Campaign finance reformer says your days are numbered
Elias Isquith
We can save U.S. democracy — but first we need to think bigger, reformer and author Derek Cressman tells Salon
Powerball is a national disgrace: The lottery exploits despair, and state governments should be ashamed
Paul Campos
Defenders of state lotteries claim that playing these games is merely entertainment. Numbers tell a different story
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