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The breitbartification of CPAC
Matt Gertz
Breitbart has passed away, but the revolution he started is at its peak: the media company is everywhere at CPAC
David Cassidy fighting memory loss, wants to “enjoy life”
AP Staff
Cassidy's family has a history of dementia, and sensed "this was coming"
Did Abraham Lincoln’s bromance alter the course of American history?
Charles B. Strozier
The friendship between Abraham Lincoln and Joshua Speed helped the president through serious depression
“Jesus didn’t live in a gated community”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Author Carol Howard Merritt on reclaiming Christianity
Obama pollster Cornell Belcher on the failures that led to President Trump: “What happens to a centrist Democrat who can’t hold the Obama coalition?”
Chauncey DeVega
Trump didn't "remake the electorate," argues leading Democratic pollster. Instead, Hillary and her party blew it
The new patriotism: Loving America and resisting President Trump, a one-man 9/11
Frida Berrigan
A lesson on how to fall back in love with your country, even in times of instability
Beyond fact-checking: After the catastrophic media failure of 2016, the press must master “crucial evidence”
Paul Rosenberg
Philosopher William Berkson has an antidote for bogus media "balance": Some evidence matters more
Trump’s entire campaign was a bait-and-switch: Washington’s a mess, and it’s all the president’s fault
Robert Reich
Trump's showing himself to be about the most inept, disorganized, sloppy, incompetent president in recent memory
African-American GIs of WWII: Fighting for democracy abroad and at home
Maria Höhn
The “tan soldiers" were mostly left out of the triumphant narrative of America’s “Greatest Generation”
Opiate for the masses: In selecting a black woman to woo, “The Bachelorette” does something it should have done years ago
Melanie McFarland
Rachel Lindsay has become the first black Bachelorette in the show's 15-year history. Is it too late to care?
Politicians think they know better than scientists and it’s broadly dangerous
Elizabeth Suhay
Institutional challenges to scientific integrity and Trump’s willingness to disregard evidence has broad impacts
“The OA” Season two is coming, and it could be great
Max Cea
The show should follow the lead of another show with a troubled first season
Shoot first, ask questions later: The destructive downside to America’s cult of DIY personal security
Caroline E. Light
In spite of falling crime rates, more people are acquiring guns for personal and home protection than ever before
A white nationalist fantasy: Donald Trump’s America is not “made for you and me”
Chauncey DeVega
As the writings of right-wing ideologue "Decius" make clear, Trump's America sees only whites as full citizens
“You just killed the weed man”: Adventures in buying (legal) pot
Emily Meg Weinstein
What I thought was a sushi joint turned out to be a marijuana boutique. It was weird to buy from strangers
Trump’s attacks on the press — and how the “liberal media” myth has empowered him
Conor Lynch
Yes, the mainstream media has biases that Trump has exploited — but not the ones he complains about in public
Questions arise about Neil Gorsuch’s volunteer claims while at Harvard Law School
Matthew Rozsa
Not many people remember the SCOTUS nominee's time working poor and incarcerated clients
Football is Trumpball Lite: Who needs Super Bowls when Trump’s real-life plays are more aggressive?
Robert Lipsyte
Can Colin Kaepernick and the Athletic Revolution save us?
Searching for the bright light: 5 surprising facts about near-death experiences
Larry Schwartz
A new study explores some of the most common myths about this uncommon experience
The end of the world as we know it: The Donald Trump White House is set to destroy decades of U.S. foreign policy
Sophia A. McClennen
In less than 2 weeks, Trump has unraveled decades of diplomacy, weakened alliances and made us all less safe
Resistance is futile: That clever Drumpf tweet might be your last
Neal Pollack
Swept up by the militarized monitors of social media, our hero finds himself in a writers' gulag
David Bowie’s “Earthling” is 20 years old today
Annie Zaleski
Bowie, both insider and outsider, marked his 50th year with an album full of the electronic textures of the 1990s
Boast in the machine: “The New Celebrity Apprentice” is flailing in the ratings — and that’s not entirely Arnold’s fault
Melanie McFarland
Contrary to what "ratings machine DJT" would like us to believe, The Governator inherited a show already in decline
Chris Christie finally dares to criticize Donald Trump — just as he officially becomes the most unpopular governor in New Jersey history
Sophia Tesfaye
"The rollout of this executive order was terrible," Christie said of Trump's travel and refugee ban
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