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America’s violent birth: Why we shouldn’t be surprised that U.S. politics is a blood sport now
Holger Hoock
The Founding Fathers were no strangers to extreme polarization, political violence and intimidation of the press
Sony is making vinyl records again and I’m so very, very tired
Gabriel Bell
The music giant is bringing vinyl back, which is great. But, boy, am I tired of all this
Donald Trump’s myth is coming unglued: How did the supposed master dealmaker become a spectacularly incompetent president?
Heather Digby Parton
As a media celebrity, Trump constructed a masterful persona. It was never real, and now it's deeply dangerous
Trump, with a vicious temperament, seems eager to hasten the doomsday clock
Vijay Prashad
Climate catastrophe and the threat of war, make the future very dark, indeed
One last case: “Broadchurch” delivers in its final season
Melanie McFarland
In small towns, crimes and suffering have a way of engraving themselves on the collective memory
Netflix’s “Okja” soars on the back of super pigs (and a super girl)
Max Cea
Bong Joon-ho spins a tale of human-animal bonds and human-on-animal cruelty that perfect for the child in us all
Illusions influence our predictions about how well we’ll remember in the future
David J. Frank, Beatrice G. Kuhlmann
Memory is more complex than we thought
Reading James Baldwin in the Black Lives Matter era
William J. Maxwell
Baldwin reigns as BLM's literary conscience, touchstone and pinup, its go-to ideal of the writer in arms
When — and why — did people first start using money?
Chapurukha Kusimba
Tens of thousands of years ago we were still trying to rack up the dough
Actually, maybe HBO shouldn’t adapt “Watchmen” at all
Gabriel Bell
The channel is a good home for it — should anyone ever try to transfer Alan Moore's work to live action?
Manufactured illiteracy and miseducation: A long process of decline led to President Donald Trump
Henry A. Giroux
A deep-rooted crisis in education, and a long cultural and political decline, is what got us here. There's hope!
Steve Scalise is a victim of political violence — but that does nothing to excuse his hateful politics
Chauncey DeVega
If this were a movie, Scalise might learn from his brush with death and repent of his bigotry. Not in real life
Sean Hannity sounds the alarm, says there is a “soft coup” to “overturn November’s election results”
Charlie May
According to the Fox News host, "sinister forces" have conspired to oust President Trump
Read the touching Father’s Day letters Chris Cornell’s family wrote for him
Alessandra Maldonado
"Whenever I cry or feel like there’s no way I can go on, I hear your voice."
WATCH: Former George H.W. Bush aide John Sununu: The war on drugs “didn’t go far enough”
Matthew Rozsa
Onetime New Hampshire governor and Bush 41 chief of staff on his new book about his former White House boss
If Trump tries to fire Mueller, this woman will be in the spotlight
Jefferson Morley
Associate Attorney General Rachel Brand may soon face a historic decision
It’s June and California is still covered in snow
Brian Kahn
Californians should enjoy the cool weather while it lasts
Val Kilmer’s passion project is a one-man Mark Twain show
Matthew Rozsa
Kilmer's portrayal of Twain focuses on the author's harsh criticism of Christian Science's founder and it's great
Inside Donald Trump’s “America last” presidency
Tom Engelhardt
He spouted "America first" on the campaign trail, but put Americans last when he took office
“Filipineza” doesn’t mean “servant”: Notes of witness from an immigrant daughter
Melissa R. Sipin
The women in my family don't have the same story as "Lola" Eudocia Pulido. But the same forces shaped their lives
Which of today’s superhero films will become classics?
Matthew Rozsa
"Wonder Woman"? "Iron Man"? "Deadpool"? Before the superhero bubble bursts, it's time to take stock
Oliver Stone interviews Vladimir Putin: On democracy and freedom
Oliver Stone
On Russia's LGBT community, Putin claims, "There is no discrimination against them whatsoever"
“Stonewall” Jeff Sessions leads the charge of the Trump brigade
Michael Winship
The attorney general's testimony before the Senate Intelligence Committee was more smoke and mirrors
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