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A party of Kissingers and Cheneys: The GOP has become a collection of aspiring war criminals
Rebecca Gordon
Trump is openly advocating for waterboarding, but the rest of the Republican candidates is no less bloodthirsty
8 signs Americans are slowly embracing a healthier diet
Reynard Loki
Soda consumption is down, and our aversion to sugar is expected to grow. Here are the trends to watch in 2016
Gay sex and gun love: Oregon militia-inspired erotica reimagines grim standoff as fun-filled orgy
Rachel Kramer Bussel
The spirited erotic fanfic generated by the Oregon bird refuge occupation is also playful social satire
Ugh, Ricky Gervais is still the worst: The Golden Globes will only grow more tiresome if he hosts again
Nico Lang
His shopworn “Triumph the Insult Comic Douche” shtick feels sad and desperate—the HFPA needs to move on
Chris Christie’s late-breaking surge is a joke: Why the NJ governor shouldn’t be able to outrun Bridgegate
Robert Hennelly
The NJ governor is making a serious play for New Hampshire. Have we not forgotten what happened in his home state?
White bro reading: Yes, I’m reading men and women equally — but they’re still mostly white
Erik Anderson
We need more than a VIDA-style count for writers of color—we need to confront the implicit whiteness of Literature
Cinéma vérité: “The Revenant” and “Spotlight” — two tales for our time and beyond
Marie Myung-Ok Lee
Two films in contention for best picture that delved deep into the American soul
I was a secret hair puller
Katie Koppel
After years suffering trichotillomania in silence, a support group of "trichsters" has helped me hold my head high
They’ve destroyed us worldwide: Donald Trump, George W. Bush and the destruction of the American century
Brian T. Edwards
The GOP champions U.S. exceptionalism but has made us look hostile, weak and fearful. This perception will linger
For African-American root-seekers, the reveal can be transformative
Alondra Nelson
“DNA Sierra Leonean” Isaiah Washington worked to highlight the importance of Sierra Leone to descendants of slaves
After extremist settlers killed my neighbors in a West Bank arson attack, we still can’t get the one thing we want from the Israeli military: Protection
Eman Dawabsheh
It is the Israeli army’s duty to protect us, but we have seen how they safeguard their own children, not ours
Donald Trump talks at a fourth-grade level. Maybe that’s why the Fox News audience loves him
Émile P. Torres
The culture of anti-intellectualism in America is fueling hateful, racist demagogues -- in politics and on TV
Hubris takes them all down: This is why every president makes the same dumb mistakes
Mike Lofgren
We fight on both sides of wars. We think we can identify good terrorists and moderate rebels. We are always wrong
It’s the Mormons and the Kochs: The secret roots of white, male Bundy rage
Jeffrey Tayler
The goals of the Bundys and the Koch brothers coincide — it's all about acquiring public lands and exploiting them
Ammon Bundy is not a terrorist: The authorities are waiting out the militia — just as they should do with Black Lives Matter protesters
Musa al-Gharbi
Let's treat minorities more like white people--not have Bundy treated more like Muslims or black people
R.I.P, the list pop song: Missing the lost art of rock ‘n’ roll lyrical overload
Marc Spitz
From The Nails' "88 Lines About 44 Women" to R.E.M.'s big hit, they don't write them like this anymore
The big home ownership lie: Greed, fear and how the big banks exploited a human need
John S. Allen
We derive a sense of security from home ownership. That makes us vulnerable to being screwed over — and hard
Palestinian says New York Times edited and censored his quotes to shine positively on Israel
Ben Norton
Ayed Fadel says the "disturbing, offensive" piece whitewashed his criticism of Israel. 3 other interviewees agreed
Oil, money, politics and evil: Our leading Middle East ally is the worst country imaginable
Andrew O'Hehir
America's BFF relationship with the corrupt, vicious and oil-rich Saudi despots might be our worst mistake of all
We’re onto the phony education reformers: Charter school charlatans and faux reformers take it on the chin
Jeff Bryant
After years of attacks on teachers and public education, Americans are catching up to the real story in our schools
This is how they’ll gut American democracy: Scott Walker and the Kochs want to f**k America as bad as they did Wisconsin
Paul Rosenberg
Dark money, gerrymandering, super-majorities, undemocratic actions that leave the plutocrats in charge. It's coming
What the media can learn from Bill Maher: 1 year after Charlie Hebdo attack, satirists still taking risks news outlets won’t
Sophia A. McClennen
Irony, snarky comedy and satire still remain our best weapons against political folly and media spectacle
7 of 2015’s most outrageous drug war killings
Phillip Smith
Drug law enforcement operations in the US killed people at the rate of more than one a week last year
SCOTUS v. the American worker: The upcoming Supreme Court case that could explode inequality
Liz Kennedy
The Roberts court will hear oral arguments on Monday in a case that could determine the future of organized labor
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