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Paul Krugman kneecaps Jeb Bush and Paul Ryan, devastates Koch Brothers and bankrupt “voucher” ideology
Salon Staff
"Who could have imagined conservatives would keep proposing exact same policy despite evidence that they're wrong?"
Watch and learn, progressives: Donna Edwards and Elizabeth Warren show how to talk about Black Lives Matter
Joan Walsh
Donna Edwards thrilled Netroots with a speech Sanders could love, while Elizabeth Warren improved her pitch on race
The WWE’s racism problem is bigger than Hulk Hogan: Here’s the black-face skit the company still fondly remembers
Peter Finocchiaro
The WWE has reportedly cut ties with Hulk Hogan over use of the "n-word." But the company is no stranger to racism
“It’s really long overdue”: Why Obama’s new anti-segregation rules are coming decades late
Elias Isquith
The administration's plans will help, but they're just a start, Rutgers University's Paul Jargowsky tells Salon
Obama’s Jon Stewart problem: What “The Daily Show” and Colbert should have taught him about Fox News
Sophia A. McClennen
He appeared seven times. If he'd watched it seven years ago he'd have understood Fox and had a different presidency
Jon Stewart faces his next chapter: Goodbye to “the joy machine” of the writing room and the anxiety of being the poster boy for the left
Sonia Saraiya
"You have to never be precious with the material," Stewart reflected on the fast pace of "The Daily Show"
The Planned Parenthood hoax has devolved into a string of Nazi comparisons
Bob Cesca
Sean Hannity compares Planned Parenthood to Auschwitz & Limbaugh mentions Adolf Hitler, because of course
“If you don’t want to get shot, just do what I tell you”: American cops are on a dangerous power trip
Heather Digby Parton
The defenders of law enforcement have reacted predictably to the Sandra Bland tragedy -- with bullheaded defiance
“I’ll never forget the look of fear on my baby’s face”: The Marcy’s Diner “local hero” backlash begins
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The diner owner now pleads, "Please stop with the phone calls and nasty posts."
Bernie Sanders does his own math: Here’s what we’re missing about his early racial stumbles
Joan Walsh
He says the Sanders coalition, unlike Obama's, will include working class whites. I'm skeptical, but wish him luck
Tom Cotton just took the Iran debate to an insane new low
Sophia Tesfaye
Way to keep thigns in perspective, senator
The Daily Donald: Trump teases third party run if GOP doesn’t stroke his ego enough
Sophia Tesfaye
“I’ll have to see how I’m being treated by the Republicans,” Trump warns
Federal charges including hate crimes for accused shooter
Eric Tucker, Meg Kinnard
How the media missed the Donald Trump surge
Eric Boehlert
Trump embodies the tenets of modern conservatism. Then why was everyone so surprised when he became so popular?
Unraveling the axis of stupid: How Iran deal sends neocons, exceptionalists and Fox News xenophobes to dustbin of history
Patrick L. Smith
Let Know Nothings, Tea Party and Trump crowd rail against the deal. They rail against reality, modernity, history
Fundraiser for Baltimore cops charged in Freddie Gray’s death to feature blackface performance
Scott Eric Kaufman
Bobby "Al Jolson" Berger was removed from the force in 1984 for performing in blackface
Piers Morgan’s incoherent attack on Nicki Minaj and “Black Twitter” is as racist as advertised
Scott Eric Kaufman
His attempt to shame "stroppy little piece of work" Minaj only brought shame on himself
10 questions Taylor Swift could have asked herself before picking a fight with Nicki Minaj
Erin Keane
Nicki Minaj tweeted a few harsh truths about the VMAs and the music industry, and Swift jumped in over her head
Larry Wilmore demolishes the KKK & Bill Cosby in one fell swoop
Colin Gorenstein
Last weekend's KKK kerfuffle reminded the host of Cosby being tapped for a keynote at the "narcolepsy convention"
The Daily Donald: What McCain backlash? Trump still riding high as he continues to run wild
Sophia Tesfaye
Trump continues to lead the GOP pack as he takes his circus act to the border
This iPad-size tool could change the way we fight the world’s biggest health problems
Alex Pearlman
One problem: Much of the scientific legwork needs to be done in space
Go to the beach: We protect the things we love, and our oceans are in dire need of help
David Helvarg
Restoring a healthy ocean is possible, if we have the political will to grow the solutions faster than the problems
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