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Salon’s totally (possibly) infallible Oscar predictions: Who will win? And who should win?
Russell Root
A handy guide for filling out your Oscars pool – and now you just need to worry about what apps to serve Sunday
Make Republicans great again?: Nikki Haley’s diet-MAGA problem
Clarence Lusane
The race politics of the GOP have only become rawer and more aggressive with each election
The science behind why conservatives are so easily triggered
Chauncey DeVega
Curiously, it is the same reason why they are best equipped for the meme wars
The case to let children vote: Why law professor Adam Benforado calls for a “minor revolution”
Gail Cornwall
"We need to notice the suffering of children, and rethink our approach to every field," Benforado said
House GOP hearing exposes Trump’s complete takeover: Republicans are now a collection of crybabies
Amanda Marcotte
Trump remade the GOP in his image. As Biden campaigns to protect Medicare, Republicans are raging about Twitter
The 8 traits that can help you identify a psychopath, according to experts
Matthew Rozsa
And how to tell the difference between garden-variety narcissism and antisocial personality disorder
The limited usefulness of Black conservatives
Chauncey DeVega
Donald Trump's behavior at Diamond's funeral should be a warning for Black conservatives
The 8 traits that can help you identify a narcissist, according to experts
Matthew Rozsa
How do you differntiate quotidian selfishness from true narcissism? Psychologists and psychiatrists explain
Biden’s 2024 decision: Will party elites just ignore their most loyal voters?
Norman Solomon
Most Democrats — and nearly all younger Democrats — don't want Biden to run again. Will the party even listen?
The promise of the George Floyd uprisings and the persistence of police thuggery
Chauncey DeVega
"They're trying to George Floyd me," Keenan Anderson cried out as multiple Los Angeles police officers subdued him
New Mexico shooting suspect shows Republicans seek a violent solution to rejection
Amanda Marcotte
From the Big Lie to Twitter to their families, Republicans refuse to peacefully admit that they're unpopular
“I’m here ’cause I’m Black”: For the Golden Globes, Jerrod Carmichael redefines the dangerous host
Melanie McFarland
In its return from exile, the Golden Globes hires a reasonable, unrelenting comic to state the quiet part out loud
America’s theater of the absurd: Our politics has become an endless carnival
Chris Hedges
Last week's power struggle between warring factions of charlatans, con men and "influencers" was only the beginning
“Profound danger”: Two years after Jan. 6, the insurrection is still ongoing
Bob Hennelly
The architects of the attempted coup are poised to take back control of the very chamber their minions desecrated
New research shows that Donald Trump’s fascist attacks on democracy may have backfired
Chauncey DeVega
Trump's efforts to mobilize GOP voters online may have actually helped the Democrats in the midterms
Can a politician’s mental fitness for office be diagnosed from afar?
Matthew Rozsa
The Goldwater Rule restrains psychiatrists from diagnosing politicians from afar. Many say the rule is outdated
“Andor” reflects our ugly ambivalence, trafficking in antisemitic tropes while calling out fascism
Winslow Erik Wright
How the best Star Wars show yet undermines its otherwise powerful message with harmful stereotypes
Trump’s announcement proves it, again: Republicans aren’t tough — they’re a bunch of weenies
Amanda Marcotte
Republicans know Trump is bad for the party, the country and the world — but they'll still grovel before Daddy
Elon Musk’s epic bumbling is a daily reminder that America is not a meritocracy
Amanda Marcotte
As the Supreme Court considers affirmative action, Musk's antics show exactly how white privilege works
Did the Jan. 6 hearings even matter? Maybe to history — but they haven’t turned the tide
Chauncey DeVega
It was tempting to believe that serious factual revelations might break the Trump fever. But it was also naive
When does a political movement become a cult?
Matthew Rozsa
We talked to experts about partisanship and fanaticism and why some politicians inspire cult-like devotion
Do conservatives really have an empathy deficit? This is what social science says
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A new study on pandemic behavior finds another link between ideology and empathy
Political warlord Trump now targets his enemies — and Mitch is first on the list
Chauncey DeVega
Like a cornered animal, Trump is ready to lash out — and he longs to make his violent fantasies come true
What does MAGA mean in 2022? An aging movement longs for an America that never was
Chauncey DeVega
Trump's core loyalists are older, less educated, more Southern, more Christian — and driven by resentment
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