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Ted Cruz Is an Anti-Muslim Bigot, Too
The GOP has an anti-Muslim hate problem: Ted Cruz’s foreign-policy team is anchored by America’s biggest Islamophobe.
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How Trump Dog-Whistles the Business Establishment
He cleverly woos the GOP base on issues like trade, but this working-class hero is actually a willing agent of the 1 percenters.
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The Syrian Who Wanted the Revolution
On the fifth anniversary of the revolt, the film collective Abounaddara gives a voice, a face, and a humanity to one of the country’s bludgeoned survivors.
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There Is No Military Solution for Syria
Longtime UN diplomat Lakhdar Brahimi talks about how to end the tragedy, and when you really need diplomacy.
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March 18, 2016 Budgets
Only One Budget Proposal Makes Any Sense
The Congressional Progressive Caucus plan goes after bloated spending on the military-industrial complex—and reinvests in people.
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In Cuba, Will the Revolution Be Digitized?
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Stop a Drug Company From Dodging $35 Billion in Taxes
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Faith, More, Safe, War
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How the Kansas Jayhawks Can Help Stop the Madness
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Start Making Sense: Bernie Isn’t Finished
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Watch: The Syrian Who Wanted the Revolution, Part Two: The Welcome
On the fifth anniversary of the revolt, the film collective Abounaddara gives a voice, a face, and a humanity to one of the country’s bludgeoned survivors.
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In Episode 2, meet the residents of East New York, who are determined to protect their community from the waves of gentrification crashing over the rest of Brooklyn.
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Election 2016
The Fight for Bernie’s Political Revolution Is Not Over
With each primary victory—and each close call—Sanders has shown us our own strength.
D.D. Guttenplan
It Is Still Donald Trump’s Party
Rubio quits. Kasich wins Ohio. Cruz holds on. But it is still Donald’s night.
Joan Walsh
How Trump Dog-Whistles the Business Establishment
He cleverly woos the GOP base on issues like trade, but this working-class hero is actually a willing agent of the 1 percenters.
William GreiderProtest & Trump
Protest Donald Trump and What He Stands for Everywhere
Violence—actual, desired, and imagined—has been at the spasmodic heart of American politics since September 11, and the GOP front-runner knows it.
Bruce ShapiroHow Far Should Anti-Trump Protesters Take It?
The students at Chicago were brave and organized. But there’s also a danger to escalating confrontations.
D.D. GuttenplanTrump’s Storm Troopers and the Possibility of American Fascism
He may not be Hitler or Mussolini, but his campaign should have voters worried for the future.
Bob Dreyfuss
Books & the Arts
Stranger Than ‘House Of Cards’
Given the absurdities of the current political season, it is worth asking why the return of the Netflix drama was so highly anticipated.
K. Leander Williams
A Critic’s Job of Work
I don’t see my job as making or breaking an artist. I have other responsibilities toward art.
Barry Schwabsky
A European Union?
Stefan Zweig’s essays in Messages From a Lost World are a product of his displacement and a sharp reminder to citizens about the agony in the present age of the refugee.
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The Idea of Houses
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