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This is on Donald Trump and Fox News’ hands: Now their war on #blacklivesmatter draws real blood
Chauncey DeVega
Minneapolis shooting is no surprise. Trump, O'Reilly and others have ratcheted rhetoric toward violence for months
Donald Trump might actually be invincible: His hateful message has taken a fascist turn—and the press is letting him get away with it
Jack Mirkinson
The Donald's campaign has gone to some increasingly dark places recently. Yet he's basically getting a free pass
White men are the face of terror: Race, Donald Trump, Fox News and the real story of the Minneapolis #blacklivesmatter shooting
Amanda Marcotte
The shooting in Minneapolis probably won't slow down conservative hysteria over BLM protesters and immigrants
Keith Ellison: “Prolific hater” Donald Trump’s Islamophobic and racist rhetoric is going to get somebody murdered
Scott Eric Kaufman
He told Chris Hayes that Trump's rhetoric will cause "mentally unstable" people to attack Muslims
“Amplify your voice for justice”: Roger Waters and prominent artists call for boycott of Israel in new video
Ben Norton
Artists support boycotting Israel to pressure it to comply with international law and respect Palestinian rights
Welcome to the GOP’s age of rage: Shocking new study shows how anger is fueling the Republican Party
Heather Digby Parton
According to a new Pew Poll, Republicans don't trust the government at all—even while they control almost all of it
This is not how you beat Donald Trump: GOPers organize yet another effort to sabotage their billionaire frontrunner
Simon Maloy
A new GOP coalition is trying to stop Donald Trump, and so far their best effort is "Trump says crazy things!"
Our political system is just this corrupt: Lawrence Lessig explodes our diseased, dangerous Congress
Lawrence Lessig
Our campaign-finance system is a mess. Its sharpest critic explains how our democracy has been bought and paid for
Five people shot at Black Lives Matter protest in Minneapolis: Police
Ben Norton
Black Lives Matter activists say five protesters were shot by white supremacists who had previously threatened them
This is why Donald Trump is winning: Paranoia brings out the worst in us — and minorities always suffer
Arthur Chu
The day after the Paris terror attacks, I watched the story of the WWII Japanese-American internment with new eyes
Jon Stewart, Louis C.K., Chris Rock, Stephen Colbert, Conan O’Brien and the behind-the-scenes secrets of comedy’s ’90s glory days
Kliph Nesteroff
Before they were famous, today's brilliant comics toiled on "SNL" or elsewhere -- and despaired of making it big
They still want a new Cold War: What the New York Times won’t tell you about Syria, Putin and the new battle against ISIS
Patrick L. Smith
We despise the foreign leaders a compliant media villainizes. It's worth looking for the real motivations
The universal power of empathy: The science behind why everyone loves Adele
Nico Lang
Sad songs say so much, of course, but in "25," Adele once again taps into something deeper than sorrow
Donald Trump’s white fascist brigade: His rallies are now a safe space for racism
Chauncey DeVega
An activist is beaten and taunted with racial slurs at a Trump rally in Alabama. This is just the beginning
George W. Bush’s neo-imperial nightmare never ended: How the national security disasters of yesteryear came roaring back
Heather Digby Parton
After the Obama administration punted for 8 years, we're faced with the prospect of a resurgent Bush worldview
Paul Krugman: Obamacare may not be a perfect system — but it’s working
Scott Eric Kaufman
"The law's first 2 years of full implementation went remarkably well," he argued, but there's a bumpy road ahead
This is why we’re so f*cked: Our politics are only going to get worse
Paul Rosenberg
We'd like to be optimistic. But Democrats' demographic dream is just that. We'll need a nightmare for real change
My abortion almost killed me — but not for the reason you think
Danielle Campoamor
My abortion was easy. The hatred and shaming that followed landed me upside down in a ditch
“Robert De Niro bit my face off!”: How I learned to work with our greatest living actor without coming unglued
Illeana Douglas
Even better than acting with De Niro was making him laugh. And my "Raging Bullwinkle" routine did it every time
Southern whites will not surrender: They believe their own Hobby Lobby, Cracker Barrel psychopathology
Curtis White
The romanticized rebel spirit seems insane, unless fetishized by chic liberals on hip TV. But this myth drives 2016
Sniffing out ovarian cancer: Working dogs help in the war on cancer — with their amazing noses
Arlene Weintraub
Researchers are working to invent a chemical sensor "with the sensitivity and specificity of the dog”
Economic radicalism is the only answer: The most practical way to fix our broken economy
Lynn Stuart Parramore
"Between Debt and the Devil" author Adair Turner on how our fears of fiscal deficit are holding us back and more
Inside the plot to kill JFK: The secret story of the CIA and what really happened in Dallas
David Talbot
The official narrative only gets more implausible, especially when you hear the stories of these secret super-spies
“Master of None” tackles the empathy gap: How nuanced minority stories can shrink the emotional gulf between white Americans and “others”
Silpa Kovvali
Western media coverage of the Paris terror attacks outweighed others. What if we can change what audiences want?
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