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The 1 percent’s sickest scheme: Wall Street slicksters market themselves as cool — and the media lets them
Steve Fraser
Wall Street moneymen loot companies and destroy jobs, but need to see themselves as liberators. The press lets them
“Dozens of threats to execute grade-school kids”: Madness of a 9/11 truther
Paul Rosenberg
How a father with a Twitter account stopped a homegrown terrorist in his tracks
This SCOTUS destroyed America: How Citizens United is ruining more than our elections
Elias Isquith
Thanks to Anthony Kennedy, the decision responsible for our new oligarchy has made Washington even more grotesque
GOP’s bizarre, lethal solution to the campus rape crisis
Andrea Flynn
Republican lawmakers are trying to loosen gun regulations in schools across the country. It's a recipe for disaster
“These are Americans”: Rick Perry slams Scott Walker’s ISIS-union comparison
Luke Brinker
Former Texas governor says potential presidential rival went too far with inflammatory remarks at CPAC
Scott Walker loses his mind: What’s behind his delusional ISIS-unions comparison
Joan Walsh
Comparing battles with unions to fighting terrorists, the cocky Wisconsin governor unites right and left in horror
America’s next Iraq disaster: Why the war against ISIS is escalating — more than we know
Elias Isquith
ISIS poses no significant threat to the American people. So why are calls for troops on the ground increasing?
Scott Walker: I can defeat ISIS because I defeated 100,000 union protesters
Luke Brinker
Wisconsin governor shows — yet again — that he's not ready for prime time
The right’s fear of education: What I learned as a (former) conservative military man
Edwin Lyngar
Why are Republicans constantly bashing college these days? I was one of them -- and the answer may surprise you
Missouri gubernatorial candidate dies in apparent suicide
Luke Brinker
Top contender Tom Schweich reportedly dies of self-inflicted gunshot wound
“I was in a black site”: Chicago’s policing nightmare — and assault on people of color
Marcy Wheeler
As Rahm Emanuel fights for his political life, let's talk about the detention and abuse of black people in Chicago
TV news’ “war porn” craze: Why Chris Hayes & Laura Ingraham are united in fury
Heather Digby Parton
The lurid coverage of war and terror as ratings catnip is back, and worse than ever. Here's what happens next
Twitter CEO talks online harassment: “Was that really harassment and abuse? Or is that discourse?”
Katie McDonough
After admitting Twitter sucked at handling abuse, Dick Costolo is discussing what he sees as the challenges ahead
This 20-year-old Amy Poehler pilot has never seen the light of day (until now)
Anna Silman
Co-starring Del Close and written by Adam McKay and Tom Gianas
“It’s ugly, it’s vicious, it’s brutal”: Cornel West on Israel in Palestine — and why Gaza is “the hood on steroids”
David Palumbo-Liu
Cornel West speaks with a Stanford professor about the divestment effort and Palestinian activism
“We are fighting for our lives”: The little-known youth movement rising against police brutality
Arianna Skibell
While the media focuses elsewhere, a vast, growing network of young organizers fight to show Black lives matter
“They were virtually paralyzed”: America’s historic struggle to control its police
Charles R. Davis
Civilian review boards were supposed to help the voiceless police the police. Here's where it all went wrong
Black America’s hidden tax: Why this feminist of color is going on strike
Brittney Cooper
In its own way, the Oscars and Patricia Arquette shined a light on a different kind of wage inequality. Here's how
GOP terrified of Chris Matthews: Why it schemed to keep “nefarious” newsman from hosting debates
Joan Walsh
RNC chair says his big achievement isn’t opening up his party -- but stacking debates with conservative questioners
Buyers beware: The 12 most pesticide-contaminated fruits and vegetables
Lindsay Abrams
If you're going to buy organic, start with apples, peaches and nectarines
Guilty verdict in “American Sniper” trial
Jamie Stengle
Eddie Ray Routh, the man who killed Chris Kyle, was found guilty by a Texas jury
Paris named host city for International Jazz Day 2015
Charles J. Gans
Orlando Patterson: Black youth have values consistent with mainstream America
Ian Blair
50 years after the Moynihan report, renowned Harvard sociologist talks Ferguson, respectability politics and Cosby
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