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Cracks in the Clinton coalition? Why some union members are flocking to Trump
Elias Isquith
Despite his plutocratic worldview, some union members are Trump-curious. Here's how Clinton can nip that in the bud
Vanessa Hudgens’ victory: As “Grease’s” tough-talking Rizzo, a grieving daughter channels loss into powerful performance
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Hudgens stole the show on "Grease: Live," just a day after her dad's death -- because that's how grief works
Rabin’s death was Netanyahu’s victory: An explosive new film argues that Bibi is morally culpable for the 1995 assassination
Andrew O'Hehir
How Bibi fed a climate of hate that killed off the last chance for peace and sparked 20 years of carnage and chaos
6 national security questions we should be asking our presidential candidates
Andrew J. Bacevich
How many nuclear weapons does America actually need? And why are we still fighting a fruitless War on Terror?
Everyone hates Jeb Bush! Right-wing media now blaming him for Donald Trump
Sean Illing
Jeb's agitating bigwigs in the GOP establishment who believe he's boosting Trump by attacking "mainstream" rivals
Camille Paglia: Hillary’s “blame-men-first” feminism may prove costly in 2016
Camille Paglia
Hillary lags among men, again. Is it misogyny, or her brand of feminism? The story too hot for the New York Times
The truth about “smart drugs”: They probably won’t make you smart unless you already are
Larry Schwartz
Most of the reports of positive effects from "smart drugs" is still anecdotal, so make sure to do your research
Fear and loafing on the campaign trail: Showtime’s “The Circus” cops out with cynical pundit porn
Steve Almond
Watching the show made me ache for the kind of candid, outraged political reportage that doesn’t exist anymore
My ironic sorority disaster
Shayna Goodman
Straight, confused and longing for acceptance, I tried to start a sorority at Sarah Lawrence. What could go wrong?
Hillary has nothing to brag about: Her foreign policy record is a disaster
She may have a wealth of experience on the international stage, but her judgment has proven wanting time and again
Sarah Palin’s feel-bad politics: The dark allure of right-wing nihilism, self-pity and curdled nostalgia for a once-“great” America
Andrew O'Hehir
The American right's rococo, self-devouring period reached its apex with Sarah Palin's deranged rant
4 commonly prescribed drugs that may be more dangerous than Big Pharma is telling you
Martha Rosenberg
Direct-to-consumer advertising is driving demand for expensive treatments whose side effects are often unknown
Campus rape in Montana: What a small town tells us about sexual assault, rape culture and the prevalence of false accusations
Amanda Marcotte
Jon Krakauer speaks about the new edition of his book, "Missoula: Rape and the Justice System in a College Town"
“A few weeks after I graduated, I tried to jump in front of a train”: My bipolar disorder nightmare
Mary Lu Unterburger
Going off to college is always hard; going off with a major mental illness is another challenge altogether
The unromantic gift that saved my marriage
Caroline Hamilton
On my wedding day, I was nervous about sharing a bathroom with a boy. I couldn't have imagined what lay ahead.
“More than a trillion dollars has been misspent”: Politicians and the media have botched the war on terror, but are great at terrifying us
David Masciotra
Odds of dying in terror attack since 9/11: 1 in 90 million. Still, politicians want us scared. An expert explains
“Believe me, if I could say ‘liberal Jews’, I would”: “Saturday Night Live” nails Ted Cruz’s attack on so-called “New York values”
Sarah Burris
"SNL" kicks off 2016 shows with one of its best cold opens in recent memory
A guide to the literature of Japan’s “comfort women”: Comfort station survivors tell their stories
Danielle Harms
As Japan & South Korea reach an agreement on the painful subject, some books to help the reader untangle the past
Big moment for desperate Rubio: He crushes Cruz for his immigration flip-flops, but are GOP voters paying attention?
Amanda Marcotte
Rubio makes most of his last chance, hitting Cruz's wavering on immigration. But it may be too little, too late.
Remembering Alan Rickman’s pro-Palestinian play about Rachel Corrie, American activist crushed by Israeli bulldozer
Ben Norton
The political actor created a play about a U.S. student killed by an Israeli soldier, which he said was "censored"
“Sometimes you gotta tell the haters what time it is”: Trevor Noah’s post-State of the Union smackdown
Sarah Burris
"The Daily Show" explains all the subtweeting going on -- most of it aimed at Ted Cruz and Donald Trump
Trump is the GOP: That’s why Nikki Haley’s bid to distance the party from him is hopeless
Sean Illing
Haley's condemnation of Trump is a sign the GOP knows he's hurting the party — but it's likely too late to stop it
Nikki Haley belittles Trump in official GOP response to State of the Union: Do not “follow the siren call of the angriest voices” she implores GOP voters
Scott Eric Kaufman
"Some people," she said, "think you have to be the loudest voice in the room to make a difference"
Socialism can win here, really: What Seattle means for the future of the American left
Jonathan Rosenblum
Kshama Sawant's city council victory shows voters are receptive to unapologetic leftist politics. Paging the DNC
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