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Right-wing “populism” is a joke: Poor-bashing, immigrant-hating and a revolting agenda
Heather Digby Parton
From Sarah Palin to Pat Buchanan, here's what it really means when they speak to "the American worker"
Ben Carson’s coming takeover: What Tea Party’s new star means for 2016
Heather Digby Parton
He's an accomplished retired neurosurgeon with fringe right views. How far can that take him in a presidential bid?
GOP’s dopey lawsuit problem: Why a political gambit is doomed to failure
Simon Maloy
John Boehner says his suit against Obama is not political -- but politics are determining its scope
GOP’s culture war disaster: How this week highlighted a massive blind spot
Joan Walsh
Why are women’s rights stalling even as other societal advances are made? The answer is a disaster for the right
White supremacy stripped bare: What “Do the Right Thing” tells us 25 years later
Brittney Cooper
The film the Obamas saw on their first date challenged America's narrative of progress. It also saw into the future
“Feminism is a sexual strategy”: Inside the angry online men’s rights group “Red Pill”
Tracy Clark-Flory
In the "manosphere," men resent women for "withholding" sex. And the scariest part is that they're far from alone
Bill O’Reilly celebrates himself for getting Hobby Lobby “right” while lying through his teeth about Hobby Lobby
Katie McDonough
Megyn Kelly joins in the fun
Nazi-themed cafe reopens in Indonesia
Marie Dhumieres
Its owner insists the Hitler portrait, Nazi posters and swastikas on the wall shouldn't be cause for offense
Shia LaBeouf: A cool kid’s sad decline
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A Thursday arrest is just the latest twist
Rise of a right-wing quack: Faux-historian David Barton’s shocking new influence
Heather Digby Parton
David Barton -- Glenn Beck's favorite "historian" -- is a discredited fraud. Which makes his new ascent terrifying
John Roberts channels ACLU: How right-wing court saved cellphone privacy
Marcy Wheeler
Conservative judges held that cops can't just search your phone like they're your pockets. Here's why it's so huge
Wal-Mart flunks its fact-check: The truth behind its sarcastic response to the Times
Ari Rabin-Havt
After a critical column in the Times raised its ire, Wal-Mart issued an angry response. Here's why it may backfire
Pope Francis’ new clothes: Why his progressive image is white smoke and mirrors
Anna March
Don't buy his populist rhetoric. The new pope is every bit the sexist homophobe as his predecessors
Believe it or not: Karl Marx is making a comeback
Sean McElwee
It's true. The "Communist Manifesto" co-author has gotten a second life — and he has some advice for progressives
George Will thinks pretending rape never happens means he takes rape very seriously
Katie McDonough
Will "explains" his views on sexual assault by smugly repeating every point in his inaccurate and vile column
Terrifying riot drone is equipped to shoot paint balls, plastic bullets and pepper spray
Sarah Gray
The Skunk was developed by South African company Desert Wolf, and may be deployed to South African mines
Has the Internet killed grammar?
Chris Ostendorf
You know things are getting out of hand when seemingly the only grammar Nazis left are now actual Nazis
Sodomy in every state!
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A victory for privacy in Alabama -- why are other states still clinging to outdated laws?
Mashable: We’re failing the fight against climate change because women spend too much time on Facebook
Lindsay Abrams
A wrong-headed article makes the "somewhat sexist" argument that global warming is a "uniquely women's issue"
Terry Richardson’s dark, twisted fantasy world
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A New York profile paints a gentler picture -- and makes him look even worse
Human-on-dolphin sex is not really that weird
Tracy Clark-Flory
Margaret Howe Lovatt was attacked for admitting that she stimulated a dolphin. But what she did isn't that unusual
Why I left libertarianism: An ethical critique of a limited ideology
Will Moyer
I value many contributions libertarianism makes to challenging power. But here's why I no longer associate with it
Education’s war on millennials: Why everyone is failing the “digital generation”
Elizabeth Losh
Both reformers and traditionalists view technology as a way to control students — and they're getting it very wrong
What about her gaffes! Political media already blowing Clinton coverage
Simon Maloy
That didn't take long. A lesson of 2012 -- that "gaffes" are stupid and don't matter -- has been quickly forgotten
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