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Donald Trump can actually beat Hillary in November: Stubborn pundits still refuse to accept it
Sean Illing
Polls have Hillary beating Trump in swing states, but the billionaire is far more popular than we'd like to believe
It’s OK to care about your looks: Women shouldn’t be embarrassed by — or shamed into — decisions of personal style
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Amanda Peet's essay on aging and an essay on why women should rock gray hair say so much about pressures we face
Kelly Ripa’s victory: With her masterful return to “Live,” she reminds everyone who’s boss
Sonia Saraiya
The daytime TV host, home from self-imposed exile, had a few pointed words on "respect in the workplace"
Bernie has wasted his best weapon: Why Sanders should be raking the Obama administration over the coals
Robert Hennelly
The Vermont Senator has been too soft of Barack Obama, who has let Wall Street utterly off the hook
The night Mark Twain brought Huck Finn alive
Richard Zacks
Twain was dazzling audiences on an 1895 American tour when his wife had great advice: Be serious and less funny
Ted Cruz’s paranoid adviser: By aligning with an Islamophobe, Cruz is embracing ludicrous right-wing conspiracy theories
Amanda Marcotte
Cruz's national security adviser William "Jerry" Boykin believes Muslims are plotting a secret takeover of the U.S.
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
“I am the human being that I am today because of the Grateful Dead”: Bill Walton shares life lessons from 859 shows
Erik Nelson
The world's tallest Deadhead tells Salon "I'm living under a series of mantras from the Grateful Dead right now"
Sanders is changing the discourse on the Israel-Palestine conflict, while Clinton is as extreme as Netanyahu
Ben Norton
The Brooklyn debate is a watershed moment. Bernie is pushing back against pro-Israel bias; Hillary is embracing it
The last days of Washington, D.C.: America can no longer mask its steep decline
William Astore
No matter how relentlessly we couch our military defeats, all empirical evidence point to a single conclusion
“He should have been an adult and not a madman”: Larry Wilmore panel sets Bill Clinton straight
Brendan Gauthier
"Is Bill Clinton wrong?" Larry Wilmore asked his panel. "Or did he just handle it poorly?"
The bizarro “Inherit the Wind”: Understanding evangelical Christianity’s persecution complex through “God’s Not Dead 2”
Silpa Kovvali
In this deeply paranoid film, the evil ACLU sues an evangelical teacher, with a trial over whether Jesus was real
What Martin Luther King, Jr. can teach us about the Panama Papers
Matthew Rozsa
With the corruption of the global elite laid bare for all to see, King's Marxist doctrine feels as urgent as ever
For Ann Coulter, it’s OK when Republicans cheat on their wives: Right-wing bigmouth’s justifications for Trump’s adultery shines light on the sexual double standard
Amanda Marcotte
Defending Trump's adultery is particularly nasty to do as attacks on women's reproductive rights are rising
Ted Cruz’s terrifying reinvention: How America’s most detestable senator is repackaging himself for November
Heather Digby Parton
Cruz's odds of winning the nomination are steadily increasing, and we should bey very, very afraid
Trevor Noah to Donald Trump: “You’re like a guy masturbating on the subway”
Brendan Gauthier
"Daily Show" equates Trump to a subway perv telling people, "Get over it — you all do this at home"
Trump could finally be toast: After months of false alarms, his campaign might finally be imploding
Gary Legum
Teflon Don has survived any number of incidents that would've been fatal for anyone else. Those days may be over
Porn is not the enemy of good sex: Don’t blame a male “virility” crisis on browser histories
Rachel Kramer Bussel
Young men may grow up saturated in Internet porn choices, but viewing habits alone aren't to blame for bad sex
“His Dark Materials” fans, rejoice: This new adaptation could actually do Philip Pullman’s novels justice
Scott Timberg
BBC has assembled a dream team of "Dr. Who" and "Skins" creatives to give the brilliant trilogy its proper due
GOP elite and pundits support Trump more they let on: For right-wing media and leaders, it’s not what he says but how he says it
Amanda Marcotte
Make no mistake, the Republican establishment would love Trump if he were a little better housetrained
The GOP rigged the House: Even a massive Donald Trump defeat wouldn’t give Democrats control
David Daley
GOP redistricting post-2010 was built to withstand even a landslide loss. The week's hot political story is fantasy
The dark side of “visibility”: How we slept on trans people becoming the new scapegoats of the right
Arthur Chu
The "transgender tipping point" was a welcome milestone—it's also made trans adults and youth more visible targets
When is a band not itself anymore?: As bands age and line-ups shift, fans get to decide
Annie Zaleski
Rumors swirling around who may step in for AC/DC's Brian Johnson—some say Axl Rose—reignite the debate
They’re radicals, pure and simple: The GOP has finally destroyed the political press’ most destructive narrative
Eric Boehlert
For years, we've been told both sides are to blame for government dysfunction. Not anymore, not after this primary
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