Trumpworld is using social media to chase down a fictional breed of fraudster known as a “ballot mule”

Our fights and struggles are not the same as other women's, even in diverse circles

New details in the case don't undermine the charge that Sanford cops acted irresponsibly -- they underscore it

In the poorest county in America, you can take over the government and the media won't even notice.

Two former Tea Party success stories plummet in the polls

Right-wing media and Trump are using anti-vaccine hysteria to stoke another January 6

A British psychologist prowls for hard evidence that memes -- ideas that reproduce genetically, like viruses -- actually exist. What's one of the prime habitats? The Internet.

Hint: When richer, whiter, older people appropriate the language of the disenfrachised

The NY officer is suing Blake and others for painting him as racist after he wrongfully arrested Blake on tape

Everything you loved about "The Young Pope," only now with John Malkovich in mascara

From planking to "Bed Intruder," viral references find a way into rap and make even the silliest trends cool

In the arena of hilariously obtuse reactions to progressive news, #TCOT still reigns supreme

The irreverent millennial-caricature said he's worried someone "will see my hand ... and start fearing me"

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These defense patterns are so predictable: Shift blame, claim to embrace equality, lecture on "appropriate" causes