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They’re all f**king nuts: Donald Trump’s appeal explained in five simple steps
Paul Rosenberg
Donald Trump didn't come from nowhere. These passions drive his base, and will still exist even if Trump implodes
Ted Cruz’s humiliation strategy: Appealing to conservative voters by publicizing his failures
Simon Maloy
The Texan would very much like you to know that everyone hates him and he's utterly incapable of doing his job
Tearful Jason Chaffetz opens Planned Parenthood hearings by suggesting the organization killed his parents
Scott Eric Kaufman
The Utah representative claimed that money that could've been spent on cancer research went to PP instead
Sean Hannity begs conservative Congressmen for clarification: “Am I a false prophet?”
Scott Eric Kaufman
Maybe he's not a false prophet, but that's some mighty false humility Hannity has on display
I exposed Steve Scalise’s white nationalist past — and yet he may soon become even more powerful
Lamar White Jr.
As House GOP reshuffles leaders, congressman with David Duke ties may become second most powerful representative
Fox News is sinking the GOP: One network’s ratings boom is a political party’s election doom
Eric Boehlert
Republicans are again embracing the bigotry of Roger Ailes. It cost them in 2012, and it will cost them in 2016
“NASA has to be extraordinarily careful”: What happens now that we know there’s water on Mars
Scott Timberg
Salon speaks to astronomer Derrick Pitts about the big discovery and what it means
Chris Brown’s visa troubles: Is Australia racist for threatening to bar him from touring Down Under?
Anna Silman
The singer may not be allowed to enter the country because of his history of domestic abuse
John Oliver destroys Fox News over staggeringly offensive refugee coverage
Sarah Burris
John Oliver managed to bring Sammy and EJ from "Days of Our Lives" back together for one important cause
Inside the Religious Right’s hive mind: Why Trump was booed and Carson cheered at the Values Voter Summit
Heather Digby Parton
Over the past several days, GOP hopefuls looked to curry favor with hardcore culture warriors. Here's what happened
“We are a very misunderstood group of parents”: Home-schooling isn’t just for the Duggars anymore
Kate Tuttle
The practice has long been the domain of the Christian right. New research suggests its demographics are evolving
The casual racism of our most popular dating apps
Carrie Weisman
Sites like Tinder and Grindr are littered with racial preferences and worse. Why are we so ready to let them slide?
My mother, the drug war and me: Reading Ta-Nehisi Coates and forgiving my own black family in the age of mass incarceration
Shannon M. Houston
For years, I blamed the destruction of our family on her. Coates' newest Atlantic article opened my eyes—and heart
Corporate mindfulness is bullsh*t: Zen or no Zen, you’re working harder and being paid less
Ronald Purser, Edwin Ng
Mindfulness matters, but make no mistake: Corporations are co-opting the idea to disguise the ways they kill us
Ronald Reagan’s “welfare queen” myth: How the Gipper kickstarted the war on the working poor
Kathryn J. Edin, H. Luke Shaefer
Some 1.5 million households live on less than $2 a day. Welfare would help, but it's gone -- and this is why
The business school-trained are taking on education — but what about the teachers and students?
Megan Erickson
Limiting ourselves to technical and methodological solutions to the problems in education misses the point
The day I said goodbye to a country I could no longer call home
Tithi Bhattacharya
What waiting for hours in a crowded courtroom to become a citizen taught me about America
Confronted by my own bullsh*t: I wanted to be the voice of nonviolence for my church after George Zimmerman’s acquittal, but all I could do was cry for all my inconsistencies
Nadia Bolz-Weber
Could I “stand my own ground” against violence and racism when my own life contains so much ambiguity?
Inside the “Stonewall” catastrophe: A dull, miscast, misguided, bloated, schmaltzy and shlocky disaster of a movie
Jack Mirkinson
Director Roland Emmerich has made one of the most tone-deaf and offensive movies in recent memory
Pope Francis’ message is completely lost on Catholic universities
Annie Waldman
Colleges are saddling low-income students with massive debt, and those that aren't offer support to a select few
The Christian right needs Jesus: Why its leaders are so indifferent to human suffering
Valerie Tarico
Religious conservatives view pain as an expression of virtue, and the proof is in their reproductive healthcare
The most bizarre GOP primary ad so far: Conservative challenger suggests she’ll shoot moderate Republicans, or something
Sophia Tesfaye
Tea Party challenger warns NC Republican Renee Ellmers that she is "hunting RINOs"
Carly Fiorina’s despicable Planned Parenthood lies have gotten even worse
Heather Digby Parton
The GOP upstart made news with her absurd claims about reproductive health at the last GOP debate. It gets worse
Zero-tolerance madness: A “no touching” rule means even tag is out-of-bounds for Seattle-area school kids
Scott Timberg
Will pushback from parents make schools rethink inflexible rules?
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