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“Beachgate”: Hudson County attorney files ethics complaint against Chris Christie for using closed beach
Charlie May
"Christie had no right to plop himself in a beach chair when the general public did not have access to the beach"
5 ways Chris Christie is giving voters a giant middle finger before he leaves office
Alexandra Rosenmann
The New Jersey governor is just trolling his constituents at this point
Trump and allies: It’s the f**k-you presidency
Kali Holloway
The GOP brand is all about contempt — for the media and anyone else challenging their colossal arrogance
“A Gray State”: A right-wing conspiracy theorist films his own deadly descent into madness
Gary M. Kramer
Erik Nelson's documentary ties together the many frayed threads of filmmaker David Crowley's short, troubled life
Chris Christie gets the beach to himself after shutting down state government
Charlie May
"That’s because the governor has a residence at Island Beach. Others don’t."
As recycling declines and centers close, the homeless are really screwed
Anna Sanford
People who redeem recyclables as their source of income are in a difficult situation
4 ways the Supreme Court could rule on Trump’s travel ban
Anthony Johnstone
SCOTUS will review two legal challenges, complicating the court's interpretation
Trump’s Muslim travel ban is a win for ISIS: This must-see film about Syrian journalists shows why
Sophia A. McClennen
"City of Ghosts" is a powerful corrective to the notion of a travel ban as an effective way to make the U.S. safer
Maine Gov. Paul LePage: Government shutdown “is necessary for the future” of the state
Michael Glassman
Maine's governor is willing to shut down the state over a 1 percent hike in the lodging tax
Facebook’s secret censorship rules protect white men from hate speech but not black children
Julia Angwin, Hannes Grassegger
A trove of internal documents sheds light on Facebook's censorship algorithms
Why union workers and environmentalists need to work together with smart protests
Les Leopold
Jobs at any cost could be a problem, as can un-strategic protests
Your health may be in Susan Collins’ hands, and that’s not good news
Neal Gabler
Will "moderate" conservative Sen. Susan Collins protect your health care?
Trumpsters issue death threats to wrong theaters over “Julius Caesar”
Charlie May
Protesters angry over fictional violence in Shakespeare's play respond with violent threats to innocent people
Mick Mulvaney’s snake oil: A blend of bad science, bad math and really bad politics
Gary Legum
Trump's budget chief has good reason to hate the CBO — but his claim it's playing partisan politics is poisonous
Donald Trump may have undermined his administration’s travel ban defense
Jeremy Binckes
Trump is repeatedly referring to a "travel ban," destroying his staff's protestations that it's not a ban
Down the memory hole: Establishing “1984” for today’s Trump-filled world
Rebecca Gordon
We're living in Trump’s United States of Amnesia
Who in the hell is Callista Gingrich? Everything you were afraid to ask about this suddenly important person
Bill Scheft
Have whiplash from the news cycle? Get the totally real lowdown on President Trump's pick for Vatican ambassador
What Trump missed in his address on tolerance — American Muslims
David Mislin
For Trump, Islam remains something foreign
Anti-LGBT Republicans are blackmailing Texas into passing discriminatory bathroom law
Nico Lang
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick is not above holding the Texas legislature hostage in order to curtail trans bathroom rights
John Boehner tried to keep Donald Trump from shutting down the government: report
Matthew Rozsa
Former House Speaker John Boehner had to explain to Trump why a shutdown would be bad for the U.S.
The GOP’s biggest budget lies: Take these down, and progressives will start to win
Paul Rosenberg
Debt isn't a big problem and it's not caused by social spending — and Republicans aren't better economic managers
Trump’s comments about a Muslim ban come back to haunt him in court hearing
Sophia Tesfaye
Federal judges on the Ninth Circuit strictly scrutinized Trump's controversial campaign comments on Monday
Trump walks back bizarre comments on funding black colleges — but this administration’s racism is no mistake
Gary Legum
Attacking government's paltry grants to historically black colleges, then explaining it all away, is classic Trump racism
Donald Trump’s pledge to prevent “Muslim immigration” suddenly scrubbed from his website
Matthew Sheffield
Trump's campaign website tried to quietly erase evidence of a proposed Muslim ban
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