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“I’m doing a shot every time Carly lies. I’m drunk”: Bill Maher & the best Twitter reactions to the GOP debate
Sophia Tesfaye
From the unhinged responses on the right to general snark, here's how the 4th GOP debate was received
Bring on the outrage: Go ahead and hate on “coddled” college kids — just admit that anti-p.c. backlash is fueled by outrage, too
Arthur Chu
Outrage over "outrage culture" is still outrage—the fight is really over whose boundaries deserve respect
Yale students aren’t radical enough: Political correctness, millennials and the new politics of growing up
Mark Oppenheimer
Until today's college students stop seeing campus administrators as Mom and Dad, nothing will ever change
“We’re just regular people”: Against all odds, New Yorkers claim 3 — well, 2.5 — big political victories
David Morris
New Yorkers don't have an easy time influencing policy. That's why these grass-roots victories are so sweet
GOP voters want an apocalypse: The truth about Trump & Carson’s success
Heather Digby Parton
We've long since passed the time when Trump & Carson could be written off. Something's different this election
Ted Cruz will never “Let It Go”: The right-wing’s insane new fear of “Frozen”
Amanda Marcotte
Conservatives target "Let It Go" and make up stories about "abortion regret" because they fear women's autonomy
Ben Carson’s oddball appeal: “The right has not traditionally wanted black conservatives who are all over the map”
Scott Timberg
Salon talks to a scholar of African American conservativism about how Carson fits into that landscape
“Occupation is root cause of violence”: Jewish-Americans protest at Israel’s Western Wall, call for boycott
Ben Norton
Citing civil rights leader Rabbi Heschel, the BDS activists said "Prayer is meaningless unless it is subversive"
Jeb Bush is committing political malpractice: His super PAC has an embarrassingly bad scheme to destroy Marco Rubio
Simon Maloy
Jeb Bush's political operation continues to behave in a baffling, self-destructive fashion
Nicole Arbour’s trolling again with “Dear Black People” — here are 5 essential black vloggers talking about race to watch instead
Rachel Kramer Bussel
While attention-hungry Arbour shock-jocks her way back onto our feeds, these vloggers are doing great work
“Politics is always about lying”: But you’re not crazy if you think the lies are getting bigger and more frequent
Scott Timberg
Salon speaks to a historian about the past and present of political mendacity
Expose Marco Rubio’s tax scam: Fox Business’ moderators want to show they’re serious. Here’s how they can
Gary Legum
Rubio had a great CNBC debate because moderators didn't challenge his tax lies. Will Fox go a different route?
The real reason Donald Trump appeals to working-class whites
Robert Reich
Racial animus only tells part of the story. Red-state voters really believe Trump is so rich he can't be bought
Homeopathy is pure quackery: People prefer alternatives, even if those alternatives are useless
Reynard Loki
Mounting evidence suggests it simply doesn't work, and yet it's more popular than ever. Psychology explains why
White guilt and “The Good Wife”: When good intentions about corporate diversity fall painfully short
Sonia Saraiya
Last night, a black lawyer is not hired into Diane's firm—but she is subjected to Diane's clumsy attempts to relate
David Vitter, dead man walking: Louisiana’s most feared Republican is now its most loathed — and he’s going to lose
Robert Mann
A prostitution scandal couldn't derail Vitter, but now he's done for in the one race he wanted most. What happened?
Donald Trump’s “SNL” show unanimously trashed by critics: “A black hole of comedic antimatter through which no humor could escape”
Anna Silman
Trump's show pulled in a three-year ratings high for "Saturday Night Live", but at a high cost to the brand
Ben Carson’s harsh spotlight: An unfit candidate struggles under intense scrutiny
Simon Maloy
Conservatives shield Ben Carson from the "liberal media" and protect him from the scrutiny he deserves
Amid racial justice protests, Mizzou president Tim Wolfe resigns
Sophia Tesfaye
The University's public grappling with racism once again places Missouri front-and-center for national scrutiny
Donald Trump and Ben Carson are in trouble: Leading right-wing activist group turns against them
Sophia Tesfaye
Heritage Action for America is the top anti-establishment advocacy group -- but it's got issues with the two men
Our new Orwellian double-speak: Right-wing ideologues and compliant media screw our kids
Diane Ravitch
Education "reformers" manipulate language with the help of hedge-funders, ignorant press and malleable politicians
“You can’t force people to quit using drugs”: The surging debate over whether you can make heroin addicts go clean
Daniel Denvir
Forced treatment is being proposed as a solution to the opioid crisis. But there are some very real dangers
My rapist asked me to pray for him; I did what it took to stay alive
Lara Naughton
Unable to overpower him or escape, compassion became my only defense; it changed me as much as the assault
The new cool girl trap: Why we traded one set of rigid rules about who’s “likable” for another
Arielle Bernstein
Even if the rubric for "likability" has changed, women are still judged in opposition to one another
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