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Jeb’s charter school calamity: How the former Florida governor forged an industry of chaos and corruption
Jeff Bryant
In '96, Bush welcomed charter schools to the state of Florida. Developers have been lining their pockets ever since
“The American government and the urban street operate exactly the same”: D Watkins unleashes “The Beast Side”
Lawrence Burney
The Baltimore author talks Black Lives Matter, teaching, and why Donald Trump could be the next Ronald Reagan
Corruption in plain sight: The barely visible line between Carly Fiorina’s campaign and her super PAC
Simon Maloy
Carly Fiorina and CARLY for America are paving the way for the next big campaign finance scandal
A shifting perception of Israel: The divide between Jewish Americans and Israeli Jews over Iran is growing
Rebecca Vilkomerson
With the Iran deal, Obama has shown that the right-wing Israel lobby can be defeated when there is political will
Fall TV Preview: For those who aren’t live-tweeting Shondaland Thursdays, there’s also a “Heroes” reboot and a new hockey bro-comedy from Denis Leary
Sonia Saraiya
Here’s what to watch on Thursdays this season, including "How to Get Away with Murder" and Jane Lynch as an angel
The GOP primary’s vicious religious warfare: Inside the faith-based arms race to win extremist hearts & minds
Heather Digby Parton
Trump, Cruz, Huckabee & Carson are engaging in a heated campaign to get the support of the religious right
The single dumbest Kim Davis meme still making the rounds
Matthew Rozsa
Conservatives have convinced themselves the Rowan County clerk is the second coming of Rosa Parks. Yeah, not quite
R.E.M. slams Donald Trump: “We do not authorize or condone the use of our music at this event”
Erin Keane
The candidate came out to "It's The End of the World as We Know It" at a Tea Party rally today [UPDATED]
America owns this nightmare: Everything Thomas Friedman and the media gets wrong about the migrant crisis
Patrick L. Smith
The refugee disaster unfolding across Europe is the result of decades -- even centuries -- of Western policies
The bizarre spectacle of Kim Davis-palooza: The real reason why Ted Cruz & Mike Huckabee are acting like lunatics
Jack Mirkinson
Why two GOP candidates are jockeying for position next to a fundamentalist homophobe thrust into the spotlight
“Even Larry Flynt is freaked out”: 10 things you didn’t know about the Ashley Madison scandal
Lynn Stuart Parramore
As many as one in six married men in the U.S. may have been users, and execs claim their numbers are growing
Plutocrats have captured it all: How Sheldon Adelson shows the need for campaign finance reform
Elias Isquith
A billionaire extremist is buying his way to the top of the GOP. Thanks again, Citizens United!
“You’re the Worst” stars on why they’ll never try to make Jimmy and Gretchen likable: “That’s just a recipe for failure”
Sonia Saraiya
Aya Cash and Chris Geere talk to Salon about romance in the Tinder age, fear and their new season on FXX
“Fox & Friends” guest amps up tautological Islamophobia: Shouts of “God is great” proves that Muslim refugees are likely Muslim
Scott Eric Kaufman
Which means, of course, they could be terrorists -- so providing humanitarian aid to them just invites danger
You’re welcome, Internet: Tina Fey just gave us the best lip-sync ever
Anna Silman
Courtesy of Maya Rudolph, naturally
An Ashley Madison suicide: It shouldn’t take a tragedy to end the gleeful “cheating dirtbags” schadenfreude
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A pastor was exposed by Ashley Madison and killed himself — and other suicides are being investigated now
Rise of the GOP’s paranoia brigade: What Ted Cruz & Donald Trump’s wing-nut rally today says about opposition to the Iran deal
Heather Digby Parton
Donald Trump & Ted Cruz will be joined for a political rally today by some *very* alarming figures
Richard Gere on playing a homeless man in NYC: “I could see people from two blocks away” decide to avoid me
Andrew O'Hehir
Almost no one recognized the Hollywood star as a dirty and disoriented man while shooting "Time Out of Mind"
Archie Bunker actually helped race relations: How “All in the Family” led to “Key and Peele”
Christina von Hodenberg
Those who worried that racists tuned in to watch Archie were wrong--new studies show his satire helped move America
“Dear Fat People” isn’t satire: Despite the backlash publicity, it’s unlikely to make Nicole Arbour a star
Rachel Kramer Bussel
A fat-shaming video by a YouTube comedian went viral, sparked outcry and was taken down over the weekend
Anti-war demonstrator interrupts Dick Cheney’s warmongering Iran speech: “Why should we be listening to him?”
Sophia Tesfaye
"My generation wants peace," the young protestor declares
We have the gig economy all wrong: Here’s how we reinvent the organization man in the Uber-age
Bernhard Resch
The argument is stuck: "The gig economy will destroy all jobs." "The gig economy will save us." Here's the truth
America demonizes its poor: Ronald Reagan, Sam Brownback and the myth of the “welfare queen”
Sanford Schram, Joe Soss
Conservatives have convinced themselves the lower class is leeching off the state. They have it exactly backwards
How Walmart keeps giving its workers the shaft — and fuels America’s inequality epidemic
Gary Legum
The retail giant's recent moves to increase its minimum pay earned applause, but let's look at the big picture
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