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Supercomputers vs. gerrymandering: Data could be the next key to creating fair state voting districts
Angelo Young
Courts may soon have new tools by which to determine if a voting district has been drawn unfairly
Insomnia map: It’s hard to sleep at night when you didn’t vote for the guy in charge
Kali Holloway
Overlap of cities and towns that didn't vote for Trump and sleepless nights
How to taste wine like a professional in 10 easy steps
Erin James
Put that pinky down and learn the basics to modern wine tasting
The weakness of the religious left: How progressive evangelicals ceded moral authority to the right wing
Alec Ryrie
Liberal Protestants could be a politically powerful force in America, if they allowed themselves to be
Exclusive World Premiere of Robyn Hitchcock’s “Raymond and the Wires” video
Annie Zaleski
An alloy of all the artist's incarnations: "Rather than starting your career with your name, I sort of finish it"
Launching missiles turns a bumbling liar into a decisive leader: Pundits rush to declare Trump presidential after Syria attack
Simon Maloy
Donald Trump's attack on Syria is being cheered by some media outlets that are desperate for him to be presidential
It could get worse than Trumpcare: Republicans revive health care bill only to gut overwhelmingly popular reforms
Simon Maloy
House Republicans plan to make the American Health Care Act even less viable by attacking pre-existing conditions
Disgraced ex-FBI agent John Guandolo holding law enforcement training in Mississippi next week
Stephen Piggott
John Guandolo—a disgraced ex-FBI agent turned anti-Muslim activist—will be at Camp Shelby to train law enforcement.
Noam Chomsky: Why Donald Trump is pushing the doomsday clock to the brink of midnight
David Gibbs
Noam Chomsky discussed Trump, Russia, history and the
Taking it to the states: Anti-Trump resistance goes granular with Our States, a map-based organizing project
Paul Rosenberg
Many state legislatures have veered hard right in the Trump era — but a new tool aims to empower resistance
Pence: Trump is going to move the U.S. embassy in Israel
Matthew Rozsa
Trump wanted to change the U.S. embassy in Israel on the first day. Now it's simply something he's considering
Is purple America vanishing? Americans seem to be taking more fervent partisan stands lately
Steven Rosenfeld
Last year's county election results suggest yes — but other demographics suggest maybe not
Meet the man who may end gerrymandering: A retired Wisconsin law professor’s Supreme Court case could save democracy
David Daley
Bill Whitford and his friends met in a Madison tea room to talk politics. Now his case could shape history
Democracy in Trump country: In this election we learned rural people have power — whether we like it or not
Ben Fink
Ben Fink writes about how he and his community have been working with each other in the aftermath of the election
Conservatives suddenly love big government — when it comes to punishing blue cities for passing progressive local laws
Amanda Marcotte
Leading a wave, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott even suggests states should ban cities from having regulatory powers
U.S. and the Middle East: Power politics or amateur hour?
Michael J. Brenner
Assessing the interests and weaknesses of the U.S., Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Iran in the Middle East.
Paul Ryan admits health care bill is designed to open way for tax cuts for wealthy
Matthew Sheffield
Beleaguered moderates in Trump White House have been left out of domestic policy decisions
Trailing spouse: “Thou shalt not bounce checks” is rumored to be the first commandment of opening a bank account in Abu Dhabi
Bex B
Apparently baroque and quite antiquated, the personal banking system in Abu Dhabi suits me just fine
A brief history of Russian interventions in other people’s elections
Eric Lohr
Russia has a habit of involving themselves in other country's politics
Trump’s plan for health care chaos: Watch the GOP bill fail and hope Obamacare will “implode”
Heather Digby Parton
With the GOP's health care bill on the critical list, Trump's cynical fallback plan looks like his only option
Do absolutely nothing? A novel strategy for dealing with toxic contamination
Dan Ross
Monitored natural attenuation, or MNA, as come into increasing use nationally since the 1990s
What is Sir Ben Kingsley doing in “The Ottoman Lieutenant”?
Gary M. Kramer
Forbidden Muslim-Christian romance amid the war to end all wars fails to deliver the bomb
WATCH: Jimmy Kimmel reveals the most and least sexually diseased states in the U.S.
Taylor Link
"Jimmy Kimmel Live" made a tourist video touting one state's impressive STD statistics
Freaky February: Last month’s spring-like warmth was a product of climate change
Brian Kahn
February's warmth was 13 times more likely than it was 120 years ago
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