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Progressive Jewish groups make New York Times parody issue to protest newspaper’s “biased Israel-Palestine coverage”
Ben Norton
EXCLUSIVE: JVP's satirical publication, handed out on the street and emailed, condemns the Times' pro-Israel slant
“It’s going to be hard to change the Republican party”: E.J. Dionne explains how the right went wrong — and helped create Donald Trump and Ted Cruz
David Daley
E.J. Dionne explains why Republicans must moderate themselves -- or doom any hope of a functional government
How to defeat the Koch brothers: Here’s what it could take to end their right-wing stranglehold
Sean McElwee
The billionaires have created a political machine that more and more resembles its own party. What can be done?
David Daleiden’s no journalist: His attack on Planned Parenthood was one thing — a failed takedown operation
Amanda Marcotte
David Daleiden is trying to defend himself legally by citing journalistic privilege, but he's not a journalist
This is a dishonest campaign: 17 Hillary Clinton memes the media just won’t stop pushing — or factcheck
Corey Robin
On race, reparations, the establishment and liberalism itself, Hillary vs. Bernie has become unmoored from reality
Cracking the West Wing Boy’s Club: How Obama’s top women finally broke into the room
Jay Newton-Small
Under Obama, women had reached "critical mass" in high positions. So why did they still feel excluded?
Dissecting Paul Krugman’s Bernie backlash: Being a Sanders skeptic doesn’t make you a hack
Elias Isquith
America's most influential pundit has been critical of the Vermont socialist. Here's why that's so encouraging
The Oscars’ race problem isn’t going away
Jack Mirkinson
Oscar-nominated actress Charlotte Rampling's comments are just the tip of the iceberg
I’ve had enough of public grief: What are we really grieving when an artist dies?
Sarika Chawla
At times like these, I have the feeling I must be missing a compassion gene that the rest of my generation shares
Mediocrity is for white kids: Debates over Asians and the academic “ethnic divide” are about white entitlement, not oppressive immigrant parents
Silpa Kovvali
White parents want schools to ease standards—but Asian parents know their kids have to excel to get ahead
Obama’s America vs. Trump’s armageddon: Why the GOP’s feverish doomsaying makes literally zero sense
Bob Cesca
The GOP frontrunner is lying to his fans about the state of the economy, something Obama pointed out last night
Wilmore mocks Sean Penn’s El Chapo story: “You know it’s bad when ‘Fox and Friends’ is questioning your journalistic credibility!”
Sarah Burris
"You went to write an article and you forgot the actual instruments of writing?" Wilmore joked.
David Bowie belonged to everyone: His rare appeal cut across generational and demographic lines
Scott Timberg
Baby Boomer or Gen Xer, classic rock fan or indie rock stalwart -- Bowie was all over the place [Update]
Sean Penn’s repellent ode to El Chapo: Why his Rolling Stone interview was even worse than you’ve heard
Jack Mirkinson
Virtually nothing about Penn's Q&A with the drug kingpin passes the smell test. How on earth did it get published?
I survived mass Internet rage
Alanna Weissman
When I wrote about hating kids, I expected a strong response, but nothing prepared for the Internet's ire
Palestinian says New York Times edited and censored his quotes to shine positively on Israel
Ben Norton
Ayed Fadel says the "disturbing, offensive" piece whitewashed his criticism of Israel. 3 other interviewees agreed
“Like hearing that someone roofied Bill Cosby”: Trevor Noah dissects the hilarious irony of the Ted Cruz birther movement
Sarah Burris
"The Daily Show" host confessed that he "didn't know that this sh*t could happen to Republicans as well!"
Sorry about your boyfriend, Internet: Why Oscar Isaac’s Ayn Rand t-shirt broke a million heart-emojis
Scott Timberg
Fans feel "so betrayed" seeing the "Star Wars" heartthrob in an "Atlas Shrugged" shirt
Henry Kissinger, style icon: The NY Times’ “Four Seasons wardrobe” interviews offer a weird, candid glimpse into the minds of power lunchers
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Grilling the "former diplomat" about where he bought his suit is the least-expected Styles feature ever
Vanity Fair’s fawning Megyn Kelly profile makes you wish someone like Megyn Kelly would attack it
Scott Eric Kaufman
I watch Fox News for a living, and the only host who disappoints me is Kelly, because she clearly knows better
They’re still gunning for Obamacare: Make no mistake, the right will not rest until they’ve destroyed your health care
Paul Rosenberg
Republicans use fancier terms than "death panels" now, but with same goal: Turning people against their health care
The lost pop genius of Scott Miller: “Whatever makes you fall in love with a pop song … he did that”
Annie Zaleski
With his band Game Theory's masterpiece "Lolita Nation" about to be reissued, Salon talks to Miller's biographer
2015: The Year in Trump Tweets Part I
Scott Eric Kaufman
There was simply no way to contain so much awfulness in a single article
“Any body—every body—is a bikini body”: Women’s Health bans the phrases “Bikini Body” and “Drop Two Sizes” from its covers for good
Rachel Kramer Bussel
A sign of the body-positive times? Let's hope it's a good start toward leaving the body-shaming messages behind
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