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08/14/2022

Cynthia Miller-Idriss: For white supremacist extremist groups, the mass murder of minorities and the mass r**e of white women are twin goals oriented toward maintaining a white majority nation.

Some white supremacist groups see r**e of white women as an “extremely effective” way to increase white births. After the death of Roe, the ideology is all the more horrifying.

08/14/2022

New York City Mayor Eric Adams' July news conference is yet another example of a Democratic politician who ostensibly says the right things but lacks the political will to take the matter into his own hands, Julio Ricardo Varela writes.

Democrats' muddied message and lack of action isn't winning them many fans.

08/13/2022

With the acquisition of companies that provide personal services, Amazon stands to obtain massive amounts of personal data, a valuable commodity in today’s climate, Tiffany C. Li writes.

It is always a mistake to give up our privacy in exchange for convenience.

08/07/2022

Keisha N. Blain: Anyone paying attention to recent events in the U.S. — including the surge of hate crimes — knows the story of Emmett Till matters today.

Emmett Till's lynching death was a major catalyst for the civil rights movement.

08/07/2022

Charlie Sykes: Instead of being shunned or marginalized, Alex Jones found that lying was a lucrative business model.

The worlds of mainstream politics, MAGA fanaticism and fringe conspiracy theory have collided. And Trump is right there in the middle of it all.

08/04/2022

Dave Zirin: Where are the male athletes standing up for WNBA superstar Brittney Griner?

The WNBA has a decal in tribute to Griner on every court and is donating to Griner’s charitable foundation.

08/03/2022

Michael A. Cohen: From Mehmet Oz to Blake Masters, the GOP is executing a deeply flawed midterms game plan

Republicans are nominating hapless and extremist candidates in a host of key battleground states.

08/01/2022

Zeeshan Aleem: America is under siege from Christian nationalists. Here's how atheists can help fight them.

An energetic atheism can tackle the twin crises of creeping theocracy and the death of conventional religion.

07/31/2022

Zeeshan Aleem: It's harder for politicians to be held accountable by the media if they only choose to be around outlets that are sympathetic, or outright propagandistic on their behalf.

Republicans are increasingly seeking sympathetic media at their events. That's bad for accountability.

07/31/2022

Michael A. Cohen: Cruelty has become the defining characteristic of modern Republican policy-making.

Cruelty has become the defining characteristic of modern Republican policy-making.

07/31/2022

The release of the new "Black Panther" serves as a moment of pure joy for the possibilities of what characters with Mesoamerican origins would mean to audiences, Julio Ricardo Varela writes.

The 'Black Panther' franchise is setting an example the rest of Hollywood needs to follow.

07/30/2022

Hayes Brown: Supreme Court Justice Alito's decisions come across as the judicial version of “old man yells at cloud” but with the power to affect millions of lives.

Anger at turning Roe v. Wade was a punchline in a speech at a religious freedom conference.

07/30/2022

Julio Ricardo Varela: The new "Black Panther" trailer illustrates how allyship between two historically marginalized groups in Hollywood, Black people and Latinos, can take the industry to new heights.

The 'Black Panther' franchise is setting an example the rest of Hollywood needs to follow.

07/25/2022

Hayes Brown: John Fetterman's trolling is so good that it could actually win him a seat in the U.S. Senate.

The Democrat has deployed memes, airplanes and "Snooki" to cast Mehmet Oz as a carpetbagger.

07/25/2022

The results are in: Trump’s lies are the most important motivator for why the rioters showed up that day, Zeeshan Aleem writes.

A new report tying Trump to Jan. 6 is equally unsurprising and necessary.

07/25/2022

Marjorie Taylor Greene apparently realizes that she’ll never have to worry about official backlash from her Republican colleagues, Katelyn Burns writes.

What happens when trans people are openly mocked in the once-hallowed halls of Congress?

07/25/2022

This time, Trump won’t be able to give Bannon a "Get Out of Jail” card, Charlie Sykes writes.

The jury's guilty verdict symbolizes a small victory for the Jan. 6 committee, but it's a vital reminder that even the ex-president’s evil genius must obey the rule of law.

07/24/2022

Katelyn Burns: It’s obvious that much of the GOP establishment sees Greene as their attack dog, always willing to throw transphobic bits of red meat at the party’s obsessed base.

What happens when trans people are openly mocked in the once-hallowed halls of Congress?

07/24/2022

Charlie Sykes: Bannon threatened to "go medieval" on the Jan. 6 House committee. But when it came down to it, he didn’t even take the stand at his own trial.

The jury's guilty verdict symbolizes a small victory for the Jan. 6 committee, but it's a vital reminder that even the ex-president’s evil genius must obey the rule of law.

07/22/2022

Why the Jan. 6 committee's raw Trump footage was especially striking

New witness testimony and striking raw footage from the Capitol riot underscores a stunning dereliction of duty.

07/22/2022

Hayes Brown: Trump's Jan. 6 decisions were a choice. And now we have the footage to prove it.

New witness testimony and striking raw footage from the Capitol riot underscores a stunning dereliction of duty.

07/21/2022

The scariest part of Britain's heatwave? That it's our (likely) new normal.

The fires burning in Europe show that the world's wealthy countries are finally feeling the full brunt of climate change.

07/21/2022

Julio Ricardo Varela: One Texas Democrat's awful $1,200 idea accidentally boosted his QAnon-promoting Republican opponent.

Liberal blogger said he was inspired by Donald Trump to ignore political correctness.

07/21/2022

Dean Obeidallah: If Trump thinks being a presidential candidate will save him from prosecution, he doesn't know the DOJ.

If Trump thinks being a candidate will save him from prosecution, he doesn't know the DOJ.

07/20/2022

The world is on fire. Europe and the U.K. have finally joined the club.

The fires burning in Europe show that the world's wealthy countries are finally feeling the full brunt of climate change.

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