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Medicare-for-all’s big problem
Passing single-payer means disrupting health insurance for 160 million people who get coverage through their jobs.
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Countries have forged a climate deal in Poland — despite Trump
Negotiators at COP24 in Katowice reached agreement, bolstering the Paris accord.
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Biden — followed by Bernie, then Beto — leads the first Iowa 2020 caucus poll
Likely Democratic caucusgoers are looking for a candidate with experience and electability.
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How rising rents contribute to homelessness
A new report shows rent increases in expensive cities can make the homelessness rate rise faster.
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The 2 decisions — and 1 happy accident — that made The Office a hit
All hit TV shows are some combination of skillful craftsmanship and good luck, according to Office writer and Good Place creator Michael Schur.
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Muslim Amazon workers say they don’t have enough time to pray. Now they’re fighting for their rights.
East African immigrant workers in Minneapolis are rallying for fair treatment.
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The latest Obamacare ruling is part of a larger conservative attack on democracy
"Populism" is not the problem
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SNL cold open imagines a world where Trump isn’t president, angering the real-life Trump
The Michael Cohen jokes seemed to really get under Trump’s skin.
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"The House That Jack Built" opens in select theaters across the country today, but it’s not the version director Lars von Trier wanted you to see. The Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) put the kibosh on the director’s cut. Some say it’s censorship, but Vox’s Alissa Wilkinson explains how the MPAA is trying to save Hollywood from itself.
