Jamil Smith: How Can We Trust Brett Kavanaugh?
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The Supreme Court nominee vehemently denies graphic sexual assault allegations, but he has given us no reason to believe him
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How Congressional Hopeful Jahana Hayes Went From Teen Mom to Teacher of the Year
Posted in: Politics FeaturesThe Connecticut Democrat fought hard for her own education. Now she wants to fight for others
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Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti on How Cities Can Fight Climate Change
Posted in: Politics Features'We're not waiting for Washington,' he says. 'That cavalry isn't coming.'
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Ten Years After the Crash, We’ve Learned Nothing
Posted in: Politics FeaturesThe great financial catastrophe of our times is still badly misunderstood, and led to grotesque consequences, including the election of Donald Trump
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Teacher, Firefighter, Police and Other Retirement Funds Flow Into Sanctioned Russian Companies
Posted in: Politics FeaturesPresident Trump’s executive order over election meddling won’t stop the river of cash running from the United States to Kremlin-connected coffers
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The Perfect Storm: How Climate Change and Wall Street Almost Killed Puerto Rico
Posted in: Politics FeaturesPresident Trump recently deemed his Hurricane Maria response “incredibly successful,” "unprecedented" and an “unsung success." Nearly 3,000 people died. This is how it happened.
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A Conversation With Dave Eggers About Trump and the American Empathy Void
Posted in: Politics FeaturesThe author and activist has a plan to build civic engagement and open minds among future generations
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This Is the Story of How a Campaign Goes Off the Rails
Posted in: Politics FeaturesWhat Julia Salazar’s topsy-turvy summer may mean for future insurgent candidates on the far left
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Jamil Smith: Barack Obama Needs to Talk About Voter Suppression
Posted in: Politics FeaturesThe former president can’t avoid the topic if he wants to be an effective surrogate before the 2018 midterms
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Taibbi: New Thomas Friedman T-Shirt Contest!
Posted in: Politics FeaturesCan you guess the headline for the next movie-themed Thomas Friedman column? I'll literally send you a shirt
