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Don’t Cry for Me, United States: What Trumpism Means for Democracy
Historians are likely to rank Donald Trump as the most consequential presidential candidate of at least the past half-century.
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Four Measures for Venezuela’s Economic Recovery
The country is not broke yet. There is still at least another year to turn the economy around, depending on oil prices.
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“Spotlight” Gets Investigative Journalism Right
Unlike many films about reporters, “Spotlight” accurately depicts the frustrations and joys of breaking a big story.
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What You Need to Know About Your Digital Trail During the 2016 Election
Candidates aren't just gathering information on their supporters; they are investigating their opponents'.
The Tune of Inclusion: Why Not Change the Face of Music Education Now?
It is up to educators in this country to change those outcomes for the future by becoming more inclusive now.
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Environmental Racism: A Letter From New Mexico to Flint
Regardless of our identity or where we call home, it's up to us to stand together, organize, oppose harm and oppression.
Super Tuesday: Amid Protests Over Racism, Donald Trump Appears Poised to Triumph in Key Contests
Super Tuesday has arrived, the biggest primary day in the presidential race.
“We Must Aim High”: Former Clinton Labor Secretary Robert Reich on Endorsing Bernie Sanders
Robert Reich, the former labor secretary under President Bill Clinton from 1993 to 1997, has decided to formally endorse Sen. Bernie Sanders for president.
On the News With Thom Hartmann: Ocean Warming Hurts Humans and Marine Life, and More
Warmer waters put marine species and humans at higher risk of disease.
“Making America Great for White Males”: Activist Responds as Trump Refuses to Disavow KKK Support
Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump refused to condemn endorsements from David Duke.