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Patton Oswalt’s lessons in mourning: Brief, simple messages of love and remembrance resonate
Mary Elizabeth Williams
In the wake of his sudden loss, Oswalt opens a new kind of conversation with his fans about grief
5 worst right-wing moments of the week — Carly Fiorina makes America’s collective skin crawl
Janet Allon
Ted Cruz's new VP proves she's as creepy as her running mate, while Bristol Palin rushes to defend Curt Schilling
“Veep”’s exquisite edge: A profane catharsis for the nastiest presidential election in memory
Scott Timberg
The show's insults and cynicism offer an unlikely kind of release this election year, as Trump and the rest act out
The Obama economy on May Day: “It could have been worse” isn’t nearly enough
Andrew O'Hehir
Irony abounds: The president defends his economic legacy -- on the international workers' holiday the U.S. ignores
Our gun myths are all wrong: The real history behind the Second Amendment clichés that have sustained our lethal gun culture
Pamela Haag
America was born with a unique bond to gun culture, some would have you believe. They're peddling bad history
Donald Trump thinks he’s a god. Even worse, his supporters agree
Émile P. Torres
He's wrong about so much, but implores his fans to believe him. Scarily, they do. Call this religion Drumpfism
Moms deserve better than this: The shameless pandering of “Mother’s Day” is an argument for the death of “hyperlink” films
Nico Lang
Garry Marshall's latest holiday-pegged rom-com, built from the awful mold of "Love Actually," is a desperate farce
Progress on Oklahoma’s awful rape law: Backlash prompts pledge to have loophole “fixed next week”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
After a shocking court decision, a law that ties intoxication to certain sexual assault charges could be done for
GOP’s Trump delusion: Now that they’ve finally accepted the frontrunner, party elites are indulging in absurd false optimism
Simon Maloy
Republican Party elites have given up pretending to oppose Trump and are instead convincing themselves he can win
So it’s not rape if she’s passed-out drunk? Oklahoma ruling shines light on disturbing loopholes in sexual assault laws
Mary Elizabeth Williams
An appeals court refused to overturn a judge's decision that reveals shocking gaps in our understanding of consent
Watch Maine Gov. Paul LePage completely flip out at the sight of silent student protests: “Thank you, you idiots out back there with the signs”
Sophia Tesfaye
Maine's radical Republican governor admits he's become a "distraction" after blowing up only seconds into a speech
12 ways the Sanders revolution has transformed American politics
Steven Rosenfeld
He won't be president, but the Vermont senator has revived the best progressive traditions of the Democratic Party
Maybe Donald Trump has really lost his mind: What if the GOP frontrunner isn’t crazy, but simply not well?
Sophia A. McClennen
We've become familiar with his ramblings, and at ease mocking them. But they might be the sign of someone unwell
The Buddhist I am not: Reflecting on my conversation with the Dalai Lama about the Clinton-Lewinsky scandal
Rachel Louise Snyder
“You Americans," he said, "Always concerned over such minor matters." He was right
Bernie’s greatest legacy: Suddenly, it’s OK to question capitalism!
Andrew O'Hehir
Sanders will never be president, but he unveiled an explosive political truth: Capitalism has eaten democracy
Sexy MFers, unite: The feminist power of Prince’s sex-positive songs
Amanda Marcotte
Prince's music deeply explored loving women for their independence and sexual autonomy
Prince, the activist: The times he blasted Wall Street, Freddie Gray’s death, “enslavement” to Warner Bros. and the corrupt status quo
Ben Norton
Prince wasn't known for political activism, but when he did his message came across in a way only he could deliver
It might not be dementia: How Big Pharma is harming our senior citizens
Martha Rosenberg
"Not as Prescribed" author Dr. Harry Haroutunian explores the myriad dangers of overmedicating older adults
Paul Ryan is completely, utterly useless: The Zika virus, economic catastrophe & other stuff the House GOP is totally ignoring
Gary Legum
The Speaker of the House is burnishing his credentials for 2020 but doing what John Boehner did best: Nothing
What frat-boy “charity” looks like: Sorority women “humiliated in the name of philanthropy”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Ole Miss frat's "good cause" isn't an excuse for this behavior—that they only apologized for after being called out
The mad king of New York: Why the Empire State lies at the heart of Donald Trump’s sinister appeal
Heather Digby Parton
Trump's win tonight in the NY primary makes all the sense in the world, and not just because it's his home state
It’s too late to halt climate change and our society is doomed — but wait, that’s the good news
Erin Keane
"Gasland" director Josh Fox is back with "How to Let Go of the World," a sprawling chronicle of despair -- and hope
Call her the baby whisperer: This neuroscientist knows how to get any infant to sleep through the night
Matt Schneiderman
Does your sprog still wake up multiple times per night? Are you ready to weep? Author Polly Moore is here to help
Two despised frontrunners, two dying parties and a deeply broken system: How did we get here?
Andrew O'Hehir
Trump and Clinton may be the two most hated frontrunners in history, dueling symbols of a duopoly in decay
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