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Conservatives take Bernie Sanders out of context to justify their tax bill
Charlie May
After Sanders agreed that tax cuts for the middle-class are a good thing, conservatives took him out of context
5 bad cell phone habits you should break
April M. Short
You don't sleep with your phone—do you? Health officials warn against these five common cellphone practices
The bitter irony of Donald Trump
Sophia A. McClennen
Donald Trump has redefined what it means to be an ironic president, and it’s not funny
25 last-minute book gifts to stuff in your favorite reader’s stocking
Marci Rae Johnson
You may want to buy a few of these for a present to yourself. It’s been a hard year — you deserve it!
How to talk about sexual harassment with tweens and teens
Caroline Knorr
Build news-literacy skills when kids would rather not talk about s-e-x
Alabama: Don’t forget the women who brought down Roy Moore, and changed history
Heather Digby Parton
Roy Moore's accusers represent a much larger political and cultural shift. They remind us that change is possible
Dylan Farrow wants to know when #MeToo will reach Woody Allen
Rachel Leah
Allen's adopted daughter, and alleged victim, lances into the double standard that keeps the director employed
“Fox & Friends” quotes Frederick Douglass and 2Pac while shaming black families
Rachel Leah
No, none of this makes sense
“House of Cards” to return with Robin Wright as lead, Netflix confirms
Gabriel Bell
With the departure of Kevin Spacey, Wright's Claire Underwood becomes the focus in a final season
The 25 worst Donald Trump tweets of 2017, so far
Rachel Leah
They're a scrolling synopsis of his disastrous, year-long presidency. Enjoy?
Mainstream media still won’t tell the truth about Trump’s lies
Reed Richardson
Donald Trump's "false assertions" and "over-broad boasts" are driving media pros into tangled, useless euphemism
The New York Times just taught us how not to profile a Nazi sympathizer
Jeremy Binckes
A puff piece that whitewashes the impacts of Nazism in middle America. This isn't the white working class
Doug Jones’ latest campaign ad blasts Roy Moore using Republican quotes
Matthew Rozsa
A strong commercial argues that Alabama voters should put principle over party in rejecting Roy Moore's candidacy
Ex-Fox News employee says network blocked her Russia investigation
Matthew Rozsa
Former Fox reporter says she was forbidden from traveling to Moscow to report on Trump-Kremlin connection
Who’s afraid of Steve Bannon?
Simon Maloy
The Breitbart chairman’s reputation as a savvy political operator shouldn’t survive Roy Moore’s candidacy
Rebuilding a broken party: Where do Democrats go beyond Bernie vs. Hillary?
Paul Rosenberg
A post-election "autopsy" from the progressive wing argues that grassroots activists must do what leaders can't
These are the 25 members of Congress you should be following on Twitter
Taylor Link
Some are sharp. Some are funny. None of them use #MAGA
A chameleon-like artist has created the best damn Trump satire
Mark Peters
Is anyone — including members of his own administration — not sick of Donald Trump?
Virginia school board candidate targets high school student in transphobic campaign ad
Charlie May
John Kinchen believes that acceptance "has also become a code word sought by liberal activists"
5 Quotes proving John Kelly is as authoritarian as Donald Trump
Jacob Sugarman
The White House chief of staff's Civil War remarks should surprise nobody
Is Trump trapped? He’s hemmed in by bad advice, with no way out
Heather Digby Parton
He'd love to fire Bob Mueller (and Jeff Sessions) but knows he can't. Outlandish Hillary theories won't save him
Can a Latino progressive take down Dianne Feinstein?
Paul Rosenberg
Bucking Democratic orthodoxy, and the odds, Kevin de León takes on a Beltway legend from the left
Why didn’t the media say something about James Toback sooner? It did. That’s the problem
Gabriel Bell
The accusations against Toback are nothing new, but no one was processing them the right way
In the Trump age, an emboldened attack on intellectuals
Bill Moyers
Bill Moyers speaks with Joan Scott about the way in which the right is targeting critical thinking
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