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“It’s unacceptable to give religious privilege only to those who believe in the supernatural”: The Satanic Temple challenges the religious right
Valerie Tarico
Smart political theater or real religion? Satanic Temple's leader on the group's challenge to religious privilege
Under the cover of humanitarian aid: The U.S. military is all over Africa
Nick Turse
AFRICOM stretches far wider than the public is being told, and it's only going to get bigger in the years to come
Privacy not included: Federal law lags far behind new tech
Charles Ornstein
A leaked paternity test in Florida reveals just how wide the chasm has grown -- and how vulnerable we've become
Karl Rove’s dream come true: Why voters favor liberal ideas, but polls undercount conservatives
Paul Rosenberg
The polls are revolting. Media distrust and technological changes turn polls unreliable. What can be done?
I went to church with Ted Cruz. He is building an army of young Christian voters in Iowa
Robert Leonard
These Iowa voters buy into Fox News war on Christmas, and love Ted Cruz's patriotic, end-times rhetoric. Look out
Now we’re leering at suicide bombers: The grotesque objectification of Hasna Ait Boulahcen
Amanda Marcotte
The media coverage of Hasna Ait Boulahcen perpetuates the same virgin/whore dichotomy that fuels fundamentalism
I was the Mexican-American at a Donald Trump rally
Pat Tomaino
Liberal Massachusetts, far from the border -- what explains the Trump fans? And would they be nice to me?
You don’t get a cookie for doing the right thing: How “Master of None” evades the Very Special Episode trap
Arthur Chu
Aziz Ansari's acclaimed new Netflix show nails the tensions between privilege and activism, gesture and sacrifice
Ted Cruz rallies the theocratic troops, forms a “national prayer team”
Sophia Tesfaye
"A Time for Prayer” will hold weekly prayer conference calls for Cruz devotees and send out weekly prayer requests
More ethnic than religious: How the Islamic State uses religion to attract allies
Nathan González Mendelejis
Religion is merely the branding that gives ISIS a semblance of legitimacy in its barbaric and unreligious efforts
We’re already caving to ISIS: Bloodthirsty jingoism is precisely what the terrorists want
Matthew Rozsa
The chief goal of these terrorists is to launch a "cosmic war." Bigotry and calls for invasion provide exactly that
Close the mosques, lock up the immigrants and pass the “Liberty cabbage”: A brief history of our bigotry and ignorance, from John Adams to Donald Trump
Andrew O'Hehir
Donald Trump and that Virginia mayor aren't alone—Paris and the refugee crisis have released old currents of hate
Fox News brings back Obama birther lies: Donald Trump, Dennis Miller and the revolting post-Paris sliming of the president
Amanda Marcotte
They're back! After Paris, right-wing pundits embrace Obama as secret-Muslim-destroying-the-country theories, again
Olivia Munn slimed by the “Jessica Jinx” effect: We’d rather blame the girlfriend for a football losing streak than the players on the field
Nico Lang
Let's examine the dumb theory that Munn is to blame for "ruining" boyfriend Aaron Rodgers' Green Bay Packers season
Rights groups “deeply disturbed” at “scapegoating of refugees” and U.S. clampdown
Ben Norton
Although none of the identified Paris attackers were refugees, Congress passed an anti-refugee bill — and worse
Ben Carson is cratering: New polls show controversies taking a toll on the wingnut favorite
Sophia Tesfaye
The surgeon is no longer surgin'
Your #OscarsSoWhite preview: What the blindingly-white Hollywood Reporter actress roundtable says about the 2016 Academy Awards
Paula Young Lee
THR couldn't find a single film actress of color that fit the magazine's standards for its annual roundtable
“I don’t want to hear your mouth!”: Angry Islamophobes invade town hall meeting about building of “evil” mosque
Scott Eric Kaufman
"Every one of you are terrorists," the man shouted, "I don't care what you say -- every Muslim is a terrorist"
A liberal plan to defeat ISIS: Here’s how we avoid Ted Cruz’s religious police state
Jeffrey Tayler
Military intervention is a disaster. Propping up dictators made a mess. Our "allies" play a double game. Now what?
Let’s mock Bobby Jindal one last time: An attention-seeker with no clear message abandons one of the worst presidential campaigns ever
Robert Mann
The nation's least popular and most inept governor cratered his state while running a horrible campaign. Surprise!
The acts of terror we won’t acknowledge: America’s official story of a hospital bombing keeps changing
Laura Gottesdiener
Thirty people died in a Kunduz drone strike, 10 of them patients. Months later, Washington is still investigating
Now they care about Europe: The dizzying hypocrisy of the right’s new Obama attack
Eric Boehlert
Republicans blame the president for Paris, but they were curiously mum when al-Qaeda hit Madrid, London under Bush
With “Cabs, Camels or ISIS,” Thomas Friedman officially becomes a parody of himself: Can’t a New York Times columnist do better than this?
Scott Timberg
"Without order nothing good can happen" sounds like The Onion mocking Friedman, not prize-worthy prose
Stop gloating over Charlie Sheen’s “hookers” and hook-ups: HIV isn’t punishment for promiscuity or sex work
Rachel Kramer Bussel
The discussion around Sheen's diagnosis reveals the ignorance and absurd moralizing around HIV
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