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Is Obama a “p*ssy”? A very important fact-check of a thing that was said on cable news
Simon Maloy
A Fox News crank used a dirty word to sum up the right's critique of Obama's ISIS strategy — was he correct?
Heil Trump! The Times of Israel uses a telling photograph of the Donald to highlight “the nativist racism inherent in his latest remarks”
Scott Eric Kaufman
It turns out that Israelis aren't happy about candidates employing Nazi rhetoric, even if it's against Muslims
I got tossed by Donald Trump’s goons: This is what happens when you speak up at a Trump rally
Manny Comas
I went to a Trump rally with honest curiosity. I heard hate, raised my voice to chant, and was suddenly surrounded
“You need strange c*ck”: I’m a sex-writer; that doesn’t mean I want to be harassed
Steph Auteri
In a job where we passed around double-ended dildos and vibrating nipple clamps, I didn't want to seem uptight
Springsteen worked slow for a reason: New “Ties That Bind” box set chronicles the fascinating and frustrating road to “The River”
Caryn Rose
10 songs get their first-ever release in this comprehensive look into what became Springsteen's 1980 double album
This is how Bernie Sanders wins: The appeal to Donald Trump voters that would turn 2016 upside down
Sean Illing
Blinkered by bigotries, white working-class voters flock to Trump. The real economic populist is Bernie Sanders
I still won’t vote for Hillary — unless her supporters can answer these 20 questions
H.A. Goodman
An unrepentant Bernie Sanders-only voter challenges Hillary Clinton backers to win his support
Obama calls for reason: The president’s nuanced take on terror post-San Bernardino
Simon Maloy
President Obama is doing something difficult in the aftermath of a terror attack: he's pleading for rationality
Rand Paul’s sad final days: Donald Trump, the Koch brothers and the slow fizzle of the GOP’s libertarian/millennial dream
David T.S. Jonas
He was poised to lead a small government wave to the White House, uniting libertarians and Gen Y. What went wrong?
Bill de Blasio blasts Donald Trump for anti-Semitic speech and general Islamophobia: “He’s doing the bidding of ISIS”
Scott Eric Kaufman
"Our enemies, in particular ISIS, want to see the American people divided," he said, and that's what Trump's doing
The best comics of 2015: With Islamophobia rearing its ugly head, we need “Ms. Marvel” now more than ever
Mark Peters
From Kamala Khan to best adaptation "Jessica Jones" to the craziest crossovers, here are our Golden Age's top picks
Warming up to “Baby It’s Cold Outside”: What my mother taught me about the guy who wrote the “date-rape” Christmas song
Leslie Kendall Dye
Frank Loesser's Christmas song sounds creepy to our ears — but his life and work showed a man ahead of his time
6 dispiriting truths about America’s billionaires
Steven Rosenfeld
Mark Zuckerberg is applauded for his $44 billion donation, but he and his ilk are still driving income inequality
“Ideological self-confidence and ruthless power politics”: Neo-conservatives, Charles Krauthammer and the real legacy of Ronald Reagan’s foreign policy
John Bew
Ascendent neo-cons battled with Kissinger-ian "realists" for the soul of a romantic. How things have changed
For all you map lovers: These beautiful transit maps have been with us since the 19th century, and now they’re in every major city — but for how long?
Mark Ovenden
Sometimes the most interesting thing about your commute is the map that shows your route. Enjoy it while you can
The amazing Rosa Parks story too few people still know
Peter Dreier
We might think we know the Rosa Parks story, but the 60th anniversary of her heroism is a great time to learn more
There’s one thing Donald Trump might have right
Jeffrey Tayler
Trump, Cruz and Carson -- the Triumvirate of GOP Dunces -- are easy to dismiss. Consider listening to them on this
Gen X vs. Bill Clinton: Cobain and Clinton, “Seinfeld” and “Simpsons,” and the ’90s fight for America’s soul
Gil Troy
Bill Clinton talked responsibility and hope. Gen X cynics — who even voted for him — had a different reality
Did my black life matter?: When I was roughed up in front of my house, I was surprised by who helped — and who didn’t
Chuck Nwoke
In my gentrified neighborhood, a minor scrape escalated, putting me in danger. Why didn't my black neighbors help?
Polygamy, progressivism and the real history of Mormon feminism: “Women who joined this movement were gender radicals”
Michael Schulson
Mormonism's conservative present is well known. But its amazing feminist history needs to be better understood
“Stop telling me I’m poisoning my kids”: Food crusaders, sancti-mommies and the rise of entitled eaters
Jenny Splitter
I was an all-organic, clean-eating, sugar-free mom, too. It drove my family insane without making us healthier
Muslim fever goes viral: After Paris and San Bernardino, Islam-bashing is back and bigger than ever
Andrew O'Hehir
From Trump to Fox News to Bill Maher, the forces of anti-Muslim panic and paranoia are having a glorious year
“Finally, we demanded, ‘Let my people go'”: Remembering the bravery of Rosa Parks, on the 60th anniversary of the Montgomery bus boycott
Jeanne Theoharis
On Dec. 5, the first day of the boycott, the buses were nearly empty of black people. And so it was for 382 days
The GOP’s stunning election advantage: How Republicans captured Congress—and how Democrats can win it back
Sean McElwee
A remarkable new study highlights the crucial role turnout plays in Republican victories
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