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“Lying to make life bearable”: Cheryl Strayed interviews memoirist Rob Roberge
Cheryl Strayed
When Roberge learned he might be losing his memory, he set out to document everything. Cheryl Strayed investigates
Romney to the rescue! Mitt assumes the mantle of the anti-Trump, but he’ll just further sink the crumbling GOP
Simon Maloy
The 2012 GOP nominee is going on the attack against Trump, and undermining the 2016 Republicans in the process
Trump’s rise, democracy’s fall: The Donald threatens our very system of government
Andrew J. Bacevich
Should Donald Trump capture the White House in November, the U.S. could resemble Argentina in the age of Juan Peron
David Brooks has lost his mind, again: Everything he doesn’t understand about the GOP and Donald Trump’s new “movement”
Aaron Barlow
Picks today, of all days, to defend movements -- as Trump grapples with the KKK and seems likely to sweep the South
Please give Samantha Bee “The Daily Show”: They squandered Jon Stewart’s legacy by giving the show to the wrong host
Steve Almond
"The Daily Show" could have chosen Samantha Bee to replace Jon Stewart. They chose Trevor Noah instead. Oops
Oscars’ biggest upset: Why Stallone’s surprising loss was the shock the Academy needed
Nico Lang
Sylvester Stallone was the emotional favorite to win best supporting actor—but Mark Rylance was the better choice
The Oscars have a Dave Grohl problem: A famous straight white guy everyone likes can always find his way on stage
Scott Timberg
Grohl may well be the nicest guy in rock, but his In Memoriam performance was dull, and his appearance pointless
Paul Krugman: Nothing less than “the fate of the planet” is at stake in this election
Sophia Tesfaye
We're on the edge of solving our climate crisis, but a GOP win would snatch defeat from the jaws of victory
Christie’s GOP sabotage: Republicans long thought the New Jersey governor was a backstabber, and now they’re proved right
Simon Maloy
Chris Christie's self-interested endorsement of Donald Trump was a brutal hit on Marco Rubio and his own party
I loved, lived with, and lost my mother to borderline personality disorder
Sarah Haufrect
Having a borderline parent is like living beside Mt. Vesuvius. It took me years to begin to understand her illness
“Bridge of Spies” is my grandfather’s story
Beth Amorosi
I always knew that James Donovan was someone special. Now, thanks to Steven Spielberg & Tom Hanks, everyone knows
The deeply misleading poll that supposedly “proves” Sanders is unelectable
Daniel Denvir
Pundits keep's trotting out a survey intending to demonstrate that Americans hate socialists. Only one problem...
Hillary Clinton has a race problem — and it’s resurfacing at a dangerous time
Eliza Webb
A brittle reaction to Black Lives Matter protester on eve of South Carolina refocuses voters on problematic record
Oscar 2016 is almost here: Here’s who will win — and who should
Andrew O'Hehir
Is it gonna be an all-"Revenant" bear-sex party? Will Leo vape onstage? And what about the earnest Lady Gaga song?
“Baghdad by the Bay”: San Francisco is slowly devolving into a crypto police state
Rebecca Gordon
As the city grows progressively wealthier, its black community is dwindling -- and being systematically targeted
R.E.M.’s leap of faith: 25 years later, every curveball on “Out of Time” makes perfect sense
Annie Zaleski
Even the much-maligned "Shiny Happy People" works when you look at the band's trajectory and the early 1990s
Good riddance, Bush Dynasty! Why Jeb’s disastrous campaign is a fitting end to a poisonous history
Gary Legum
Jeb Bush left the 2016 campaign not with a bang, but a whimper, hopefully ending for good a sad chapter for America
Getting off (line): What’s lost in the age of internet porn
Mark Slouka
"We’re an army of unmanned drones, piloting our libido through the ether"
Trump’s foggy memory: The Donald wavered on Iraq War more than he’s letting on
Michael Garofalo
Donald Trump's record shows that he publicly supported the Iraq War several months before it began
Ted Cruz declares war on gluten-free meals (because we are living through the dumbest election in history)
Gary Legum
The 2nd-place candidate for the GOP nomination thinks its *very* important that the military not worry about gluten
The New Hampshire earthquake: Trump and Sanders vs. the laws of political probability
James A. Morone
Remember when it seemed like party leaders had things nicely wrapped up for 2016? Those days are over
Roseanne Barr’s bizarre evolution from comic sensation to racist Twitter troll
Richard Silverstein
She's compared Muslims to Nazis, and will soon receive an award from an Israeli government-funded propaganda group
Can legal weed save the newspaper business? Wait — what was the question?
Andrew O'Hehir
As a new film shows, the Denver Post's pioneering pot coverage is no joke -- it reminds us why newspapers exist
Bernie’s man behind the scenes: Tad Devine is the Karl Rove to Sanders’ 2016 populist uprising
David Freedlander
Devine, who guided party-backed candidates against political upstarts in 2000 and 2004, is now on the other side
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