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Will Cuomo Keep His Promises?

The Working Families Party went out on a limb when it endorsed the conservative Democrat.

Sarah Jaffe

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Yes, It’s Okay To Have a Metaphorical Rape in a Disney Movie

The problem with Maleficent isn't the dark themes.

Jude Ellison Sady Doyle

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Big Cable’s Almighty Dollar

Will Comcast's and Time Warner Cable's money outpace public objection to their potential merger? Stay tuned.

David Sirota

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Elliot Rodger Wasn’t Just a Murderer

The California gunman's actions weren't an aberration; they were the product of a misogynistic and racist society.

Jude Ellison Sady Doyle

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Eviction by ‘Rent-a-Cop’

An Illinois bill could 'privatize' evictions and pave the way for Wall Street abuses.

Rebecca Burns

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Bernie Sanders: The People’s President?

The Vermont senator on why he's mulling a run for the White House in 2016

Joel Bleifuss

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Mad Men, Season 7 Episode 7: Goodbye, Bert Cooper, You Otherworldly Elf

Man lands on the moon, Peggy lands a big pitch, and Sterling Cooper moves definitively from past to future.

Jude Ellison Sady Doyle

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Up the River

Why the West Virginia spill was not a freak occurrence.

Molly M. Ginty

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Two Ways Chris Christie Screwed Over Pensioners for GOP Donors

How the New Jersey governor spawned the shortfall.

David Sirota

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Run, Bernie, Run—But As What?

Dems, Greens, independents and socialists are courting Vermont’s junior senator.

Cole Stangler

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A Bipartisan Alliance That’s True As Steel

Dumped steel from abroad threatens thousands of American jobs.

Leo Gerard, United Steelworkers President

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Taking on ‘Capital’ Without Marx

What Thomas Piketty misses in his critique of capitalism.

David Harvey

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Ode To America’s Freshwater People

On Abraham Lincoln, Carl Sandburg, Mrs. O'Leary's cow, and other Midwesterners.

Kurt Vonnegut

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Mad Men: Season 7, Episode 6: Peggy and Don, Reunited (And It Feels So Good)

This was the kind of episode Mad Men fans live for.

Jude Ellison Sady Doyle

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Oligarchy Enshrined

Why the Supreme Court’s McCutcheon ruling is good news for the super-rich and bad news for progressive Democrats.

Cole Stangler

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Chicago’s Hidden Stop-and-Frisk

A lack of data makes police profiling difficult to prove in Chicago, but the arrest of two Latino outreach workers suggests it's alive and well.

Kari Lydersen

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Journalism Without Guts

Too often these days, journalists are afraid to challenge those in power.

David Sirota

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Net Neutrality Is Real—And It’s In Danger

Despite what cable and phone companies would like us to believe, the FCC has done much to ensure an open Internet.

Marvin Ammori

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GOP Takes Aim at Obamacare Once Again

Republicans have distorted facts to fuel their assault on a favorite target.

Leo Gerard, United Steelworkers President

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No Such Agency

Glenn Greenwald’s new book, No Place To Hide, recounts how he and Edward Snowden dragged the secretive agency into the spotlight.

Daniel Massoglia

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Mad Men: Season 7, Episode 5: The Tragedy of the Nipple in a Box

As Ginsberg suffers a breakdown, Betty finally has a breakthrough.

Jude Ellison Sady Doyle

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Tori Amos Returns, Unrepentant

Without Tori Amos, pop music wouldn't be what it is today. Will she finally get the recognition she deserves?

Jude Ellison Sady Doyle

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The Genes Made Us Do It

The new pseudoscience of racial difference.

Jonathan Marks

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Garbage: It’s What’s for Dinner

An easy way to combat the wastefulness of our food system.

Frida Berrigan