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Donald Trump’s dance with the devil: Did the White House mean to wink at Holocaust deniers?
Amanda Marcotte
Historian Deborah Lipstadt wonders whether Trump's troubling statement flirts with "soft-core" Holocaust denialism
Jeff Sessions forgets he once wanted to execute pot dealers: Let’s jog his memory
John Donohue, Max Schoening
Maybe Sessions is smoking pot too: He claims to have a foggy memory about supporting marijuana death sentences
Not exactly bedtime stories: My father, the Holocaust and a moment of bravery he’ll never forget
Amy Yelin
When I was a kid, my dad didn't talk about surviving the Nazis. But now he shares a story of defiance with my sons
Mutiny at Foggy Bottom: State Department management resigns en masse
Sophia Tesfaye
Mass exodus rocks the State Department days after Donald Trump signs an executive order freezing all federal hiring
Throwing a hat in the air: Twitter reacts to the death of Mary Tyler Moore
Jessica Lipsky
Beloved icon Mary Tyler Moore passed away at the age of 80
WATCH: Ink for the ages: Why women are getting political tattoos in droves since the election
Alli Joseph
Since election day, women have been flocking to tattoo parlors for political ink
“Who’s laughing now?” Seth Meyers, writers of 2011 WCHA Dinner wonder if they are to blame for President Trump
Taylor Link
Seth Meyers talked with Barack Obama speechwriters to discuss whether their Trump jokes fueled his presidential run
Welcome to Trump’s America: Felony riot charges against inauguration protesters signal alarming wave of repression
Sarah Lazare
More than 200 people mass arrested in Washington, D.C. face up to 10 years in prison
Will Donald Trump’s divided America evoke the social turmoil of the ’60s? It might — and the 1860s too
Andrew O'Hehir
Donald Trump's polarized nation bears the scars of the 1960s — and divisions that go back much further than that
Election rigging 101: Donald Trump’s crash course in hijacking democracy
William deBuys
President Trump was right: The election was rigged. But it was rigged in his favor
With his role as the baddie in “The Daughter,” Paul Schneider completes a hat trick of films: “The script has to be gasoline and I have to be a match, then we get the fire afterwards”
Gary Kramer
With roles in 3 movies in 6 months Paul Schneider talks drinking, tattoos and telling the truth as much as possible
What Ben Carson doesn’t understand about “extra rights”: LGBT people aren’t asking for special privileges, just basic equality
Nico Lang
Ben Carson thinks extending more public housing benefits to the LGBT community amounts to "special rights"
Religious freedom: It’s a core American principle, and it doesn’t mean what right-wingers want it to mean
Paul Rosenberg
Although the latter-day GOP has tried to pervert this critical idea, it's not about selling cakes to gay couples
Love, sex and death: What my fiancé’s death taught me about the afterlife
Karen F. McCarthy
"He isn't dead, he's right beside me" doesn't go over well, but this isn't grief-induced delirium, it's a full life
Bad times make great art. Worlds of light and shadow: The reproduction of liberalism in Weimar Germany
John Semley
The claim that good art comes from hard times is the height of delusionally entitled thinking
Cuba sees explosion in internet access as ties with US grow
Andrea Rodriguez
Buying internet cards to access wifi in Cuba may become a thing of the past: service is improving, costs are down
Unlocking the key to addiction: Scientists have made a significant discovery about our brains and cravings
Erin Coulehan
A new study found traces of a protein linked to addiction in the brain after death
Mucky intent makes “Taboo” a questionable proposition
Melanie McFarland
Race, class, and intrigue all play a role in this new FX drama, but what the show says about them is unclear
“Oh yeah, I’ve done lots and lots of therapy over the years and I got sober”: Sex Pistols guitarist Steve Jones’ memoir
Marc Spitz
In "Lonely Boy: Tales of A Sex Pistol," Jones journeys from kleptomaniac punk in gritty London to L.A. disc jockey
She’s a trainwreck: new book speculates about the human propensity for trash talk
Eleanor J. Bader
There's a sexist double standard when it comes to talking smack -- especially if you're a celebrity
This is your brain on selfies: The science of self-portraits, faces, art and the mind
Noah Charney
The same part of the brain that processes art deals with facial recognition, too
Voting with my eyeballs: I’m tuning out Trump enablers like Jimmy Fallon
Mary Elizabeth Williams
I watched the Golden Globes for decades, but this year I'm a one-woman boycott
Ignoring anti-Trumpers: Why we can expect media blackout of protests against Trump’s inauguration
Alexandra Rosenmann
Thousands protesting Bush's inauguration in 2001 received about 10 minutes of coverage
Mitch McConnell flips the script on Dems: obstructing a Supreme Court nominee isn’t OK
Matthew Rozsa
The Senate majority leader either has a short memory or a whole lotta nerve
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