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D.C.’s annual drama: The mission to avoid a government shutdown
Gary Legum
The pressure is on Paul Ryan again to avoid a budget nightmare. Will he be brave enough to stand up to the GOP?
On refugees, we must do better: Trump’s rhetoric is worse, but both parties have failed
Daniel Denvir
The number of refugees being allowed into the U.S. is woefully inadequate to meet the scale of human suffering
Media’s big mistake: When we focus too much on Trump’s depravities, we ignore bigger issues
Todd Gitlin
Is anyone interested in talking about what the next occupant might actually do?
Finito, comments: Goodbye to the loudest drunk in NPR’s online bar
Alicia Shepard
Once seen as a way to democratize the media, news site commenting sections have become playgrounds for nasty trolls
Our food system is rigged: How the corporate food industry is taking desperate steps to fight animal reforms
Martha Rosenberg
The worst offenders claim factory farming is "green"
‘See something, say something’ culture is dangerous: How it spawns Islamophobia and keeps America insecure
Waqas Mirza
Federal programs gather data on innocent Americans for mass surveillance under cover of keeping them safe
Johnny Depp and Amber Heard reach $10 million settlement on eve of divorce proceedings
Scott Eric Kaufman
Depp reportly caved after Heard's attorney's introduced photographic evidence of his temper and jealousy on Monday
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