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• “As a Jew, there’s a need to keep that atrocity alive”: Martin Landau on his new Holocaust drama, “Remember,” about guilt & forgiveness, history & revenge

  11-03-2016 23:58 via salon.com
  
  Martin Landau has had an extraordinary career that spans more than 50 years in show business. A student from the Actor’s Studio—his classmates included James Dean and Steve McQueen—Landau still teaches at the West Coast Actor’s Studio, where he is the artistic director.
  Perhaps best known for his Oscar-winning performance as Bela Lugosi in “Ed Wood,” his career highlights included such roles as a gay villain in Alfred Hitchcock’s “North by Northwes
  
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• “There used to be consequences”: Trump complains protesters aren’t dealt with more forcefully at St. Louis rally where Black Lives Matter activists are arrested

  11-03-2016 23:18 via salon.com
  
  Amid controversy surrounding violence at campaign events from supporters and even top campaign officials, Donald Trump took his clown show to St. Louis, a mere 12 minutes away from Ferguson, Missouri, where he waxed nostalgic for an unknown time when citizens expressing their 1st Amendment right to protest were met with "consequences."Unveiling his latest endorsement from right-wing icon Phyllis Schlafly, who recently called for a ban on foreign players in Major League Baseball be
  
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• Clinton’s Reagan overreach: Hillary’s HIV trip-up shows she really needs to learn the political art of shade

  11-03-2016 22:51 via salon.com
  
  Well, she stepped in it this time. Hillary Clinton went on air and said something so profoundly untrue that it's hard not to laugh when you hear it: "It may be hard for your viewers to remember how difficult it was for people to talk about HIV/AIDS back in the 1980s. And because of both President and Mrs. Reagan, in particular Mrs. Reagan, we started a national conversation."Outrage has ensued, understandably, because the historical record shows the exact opposite was true. The Reagans basically
  
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• “What the hell is she on?”: Hillary Clinton destroyed on Twitter for praising Nancy Reagan’s “very effective, low-key advocacy” for HIV/AIDS

  11-03-2016 22:31 via salon.com
  
  Speaking to MSNBC Friday morning, Hillary Clinton made the delusional argument that Nancy Reagan helped start "a national conversation" about HIV and AIDS:https://twitter.com/MSNBC/status/708363242737766401"It may be hard for your viewers to remember how difficult it was for people to talk about HIV/AIDS back in the 1980s," Clinton said. And, thanks to Ronald and, "in particular," Nancy Reagan, "we started a national conversation, when before, no one would talk about it, nobody wanted
  
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• Hillary says Reagans started “national conversation” about AIDS — while they laughed at LGBTQ people dying

  11-03-2016 22:30 via salon.com
  
  Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton claimed on MSNBC Friday that the Reagans started "a national conversation" about HIV and AIDS.https://twitter.com/MSNBC/status/708363242737766401"It may be hard for your viewers to remember how difficult it was for people to talk about HIV-AIDS back in the 1980s," said Clinton. "And because of both President and Mrs. Reagan — in particular Mrs. Reagan — we started a national conversation, when before nobody would talk about it."In reality, the e
  
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• Daylight Savings kills sleep: Will it kill you?

  11-03-2016 21:52 via salon.com
  
  On Sunday morning, every state but Hawaii and Arizona will slip into Daylight Savings Time, which takes an hour from the clock and can reduce the amount of sleep many people get.“A recent study found that the overall rate for stroke was 8% higher in the two days after daylight saving time,” a CNN story reports. “Cancer victims were 25% more likely to have a stroke during that time, and people older than 65 were 20% more likely to have a stroke.”Is there anything to this?
  
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• Hillary Clinton’s insulting AIDS revisionism: Why her praise of the Reagans feels like such a slap in the face

  11-03-2016 21:48 via salon.com
  
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• “Donald can’t be responsible for every person that comes to his rallies”: Omarosa does garbage job defending Trump’s violent protests

  11-03-2016 21:36 via salon.com
  
  Omarosa Manigault — of "Apprentice," "Celebrity Apprentice," and "All-Star Celebrity Apprentice" fame (if you can call it that) — brought her particular brand of villainy to Chris Matthews' post-GOP debate show on MSNBC Thursday night.Matthews led with a question about violence at Trump rallies — a relevant topic in light of the assault charges brought against John McGraw, the 78-year-old who allegedly punched a protester at a rally in Fayetteville, North Carolina on Wednesday.
  
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• It’s so much worse than Trump: The GOP crack-up predates Trump — even if the media wants to pretend otherwise

  11-03-2016 21:33 via salon.com
  
  Ah, the crescendo of complaint! The Republican establishment and the mainstream media, working hand in hand in their unprecedented, non-stop assault on the “short-fingered vulgarian” named Donald Trump, would have you believe that Trump augurs the destruction of the Republican Party. Former Reagan speechwriter and now Wall Street Journal/CBS pundit Peggy Noonan expressed the general sentiment of both camps when she said on Super Tuesday that “we’re seeing a great politica
  
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• “Airbnb profits off stolen homes”: 140,000 people, peace groups call to stop rentals in illegal Israeli settlements

  11-03-2016 21:08 via salon.com
  
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• From “knock the crap out of him” to “I certainly don’t condone that at all”: Watch Trump directly contradict himself on violence against protestors at his rallies

  11-03-2016 20:49 via salon.com
  
  Donald Trump addressed violence at his rallies at Thursday night's debate saying “I certainly don’t condone that at all" when asked if he'd "done anything to create a tone where this kind of violence could be encouraged.”The statement was a direct contradiction of his past remarks — particularly one made on Feb. 1 when he said "Knock the crap out of him, would you? Seriously, okay, just knock the hell, I promise you I will pay your legal fees," in reference to a prot
  
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• Is this the end of an iconic edition of “To Kill a Mockingbird”?

  11-03-2016 20:41 via salon.com
  
  I live in a small apartment and don't have a copious book collection, but I nevertheless own two copies of "To Kill a Mockingbird." There's the beautiful Folio Society edition I bought a few years ago as a special keepsake, because it's one of my favorite works of literature. And then there's the battered, grubby copy I first bought decades ago, the cheapest edition I could find — and the one my daughters would later read in time. It's a version that's now on its way to extinction.As the N
  
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• Watch: Sarah Silverman dons a Hitler costume on “Conan” to address rampant Trump comparisons

  11-03-2016 20:40 via salon.com
  
  Is Donald Trump like Adolph Hitler or more like Benito Mussolini?Comedian Sarah Silverman dressed in full Nazi attire as she appeared as Hitler on Conan O'Brien's late-night talk show Thursday to address growing comparisons between the Republican presidential frontrunner and the German dictator:https://twitter.com/NYDailyNews/status/706346781873971200"I think most people would agree that Donald Trump is the most divisive presidential candidate ever," Conan began. But, "i
  
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• “She’s a f**king liar”: Trump-supporter Caitlyn Jenner unloads on Hillary Clinton

  11-03-2016 20:28 via salon.com
  
  In a segment for her show, "I Am Caitlyn," set to air this coming Sunday on E!, Caitlyn Jenner explains her reasoning for preferring Donald Trump (or anybody else, apparently) to Hillary Clinton."I think he'd be very good for women's issues," Jenner says of Trump. "I don't think he's out there to destroy women or take things away or do any of that kind of stuff."Jenner's remarks unanimously dismay the other women in the tour bus they're all traveling somewhere in for whatever reason. One im
  
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• Trump’s not Hitler, he’s Mussolini: How GOP anti-intellectualism created a modern fascist movement in America

  11-03-2016 20:08 via salon.com
  
  In an interview with Slate, the historian of fascism Robert Paxton warns against describing Donald Trump as Fascist because “it’s almost the most powerful epithet you can use.”  But in this case, the shoe fits.  And here is why.Like Mussolini, Trump rails against intruders (Mexicans) and enemies (Muslims), mocks those perceived as weak, encourages a violent reckoning with those his followers perceive as the enemy within (the roughing up of protesters at his rallies),
  
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• Donald Trump skates on debate night: GOP rivals are going easy on his awful policies for a reason

  11-03-2016 20:01 via salon.com
  
  Thursday night’s Republican presidential debate must have been a frustrating slog for the hashtag activists of the #NeverTrump movement. If you still adhere to the notion that a bad debate performance can precipitate Trump’s collapse, then the Thursday debate represented the best, last chance to take him down before voting starts in several large, winner-take-all states in just a few days. Presented with that chance, every non-Trump candidate gave it a pass.There were no childish ins
  
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• Trump University students say they were forced to write glowing reviews: “It’s absolutely a con”

  11-03-2016 19:42 via salon.com
  
  It's been a bad week for Trump University.On Tuesday, The Better Business Bureau publicly disputed Donald Trump's claims that his now-defunct business last received an "A" rating, explaining instead that the last active rating for the marketing and real-estate seminar provider was a "D-" in 2010.On Thursday, a former Trump University employee appeared in an ad for an anti-Trump super PAC to warn that "with Donald Trump, you always have to read the fine print.""I was ashamed to work the
  
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• “I’ll never eat one again, never, ever!”: Donald Trump soldiers on — and gains unlikely allies — in war against Oreos

  11-03-2016 19:42 via salon.com
  
  In early 2015, Nabisco- a subsidiary of the company Mondelez and manufacturer of the Oreo cookie- announced its plan to cut 600 jobs at its Chicago factory and move the positions to Mexico.
  Donald Trump, who has never shied away from vocalizing his dislike of Mexico, was quick to denounce Nabisco's plan early on and now won't stop announcing his plan to boycott the beloved Oreo.But Trump isn't alone in his protest of American companies outsourcing jobs. Both Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders ha
  
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• This college student combats online sexual harassment by creating Wikipedia pages for women scientists

  11-03-2016 19:12 via salon.com
  
  Every time Wikipedia contributor Emily Temple-Wood gets a sexist email, she writes a Wikipedia page for a woman scientist. She started the Wikiproject Women Scientists. Watch our video for more on her story.Continue Reading...
  
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• Hmmm, Marco’s up to something: Rubio campaign urging Ohio supporters to vote for Kasich

  11-03-2016 19:02 via salon.com
  
  After months of sniping at one another to no avail, there is finally evidence that Republican presidential candidates not named Donald Trump are willing to work together to derail the Republican frontrunner. The latest and most overt sign yet of anti-Trump coordination came Friday, with Marco Rubio's campaign urging supporters in Ohio to vote for John Kasich.“I’m just stating the obvious," Rubio spokesman Jeff Conant told CNN. "If you’re a Republican primary
  
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• Bernie & Hillary should be very careful: Why underestimating Donald Trump would be a fatal mistake

  11-03-2016 19:00 via salon.com
  
  In the 2016 presidential race, Democrats have a lot to look forward to. Both Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton have run fairly capable campaigns, each relatively tame in tone by comparison to what’s going on in the Republican race, or even the 2008 primary between Clinton and Barack Obama. The conventional wisdom is that either one would be well-positioned to take on Donald Trump in November.But Democrats shouldn’t think that facing Trump in the general election would be cakewa
  
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• Donald Trump’s small silver lining: His free trade bashing and isolationism bucks GOP gospel — and that’s something Democrats can be happy about

  11-03-2016 18:56 via salon.com
  
  Although it’s not saying much, Thursday night’s Republican debate was easily the most subdued and – dare I say – substantive. There were no penis discussions or references to menstrual cycles or evaluations of candidates’ energy levels. Instead, the candidates, thanks in part to the moderators, focused most of their attention on policy differences.The Republican presidential campaign has consisted mostly of theatrics and platitudinous exchanges, but on the rare occa
  
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• Their brand is demagogic rage: Donald Trump, Ted Cruz and our sad new politics of anger and performance

  11-03-2016 17:50 via salon.com
  
  Unrestrained language.  Simplistic, fear-based messages.  Expressions of personal contempt.  Childish tit-for tat.  Our democracy has countenanced, if not sanctioned, incivility ever since Alexander Hamilton unwisely insulted one particularly sharp-eyed political opponent, and that man, the ordinarily patient Aaron Burr, privately observed of the sharp-tongued Hamilton to a trusted friend: “He has a peculiar talent of saying things improper and offensive.”  I
  
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• Remembering Douglas Adams: Was he political?

  11-03-2016 17:46 via salon.com
  
  The British novelist Douglas Adams, best known for “The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy,” would have been 64 today. (He died in 2001 of a heart attack.)Today – 15 years after his death – thousands of tributes to Adams are circulating on social media. His work was beloved by fans of science fiction and comic writing, by atheists and environmentalists, and by nearly everyone, it seems, who found his novels at an impressionable age. These are the kinds of books which,
  
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• “The next time we see him we might have to kill him”: It’s dangerous to be black at a Trump rally

  11-03-2016 17:03 via salon.com
  
  There was another assault on a black person at a Donald Trump rally on March 9, 2016 in Fayetteville, N.C. John McGraw, 78, was charged with assault and disorderly conduct after sucker punching 26-year-old Rakeem Jones.
  After the assault he is caught on camera saying, "The next time we see him we might have to kill him."The latest assault comes a week after a young black woman was attacked at a Trump rally in Louisville, Kentucky.
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• After the latest debacle, we agree with Donald Trump: “We’ve had enough of the debates”

  11-03-2016 14:02 via salon.com
  
  If you’re not a masochist — or even if you are, but you’re just not into politics — you may not know that there was yet another presidential debate Thursday night, this time the Republicans, and it was as exhausting a combination of atavism and decadence as ever.It was hosted by CNN, and the presentation was so bombastically stupid that it was almost condescending. The moderation wasn’t great; it took far too long to bring up the violence recently perpetrated agains
  
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• “Trump wants America to be a plutocracy”: Trevor Noah finds new vile quotes from the GOP front-runner

  11-03-2016 14:01 via salon.com
  
  "Daily Show" host Trevor Noah last night opened up the "Trump Archive" and unearthed yet another vile nugget of Trump's past."Donald Trump has spent a lot of time boasting about his tremendous wealth ... And yet Trump has also managed to attract the support of many low-income voters" who, Noah said, appreciate Trump's apolitical frankness. "Finally a president with the guts to tell Mexicans that they are rapists.""Among the poorest 50 counties in the U.S. that have voted thus far,
  
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• A truly bone-chilling GOP debate: Why the most sedate one yet was also the scariest

  11-03-2016 14:01 via salon.com
  
  Last night, GOP held its 547th presidential primary debate, once again featuring the final four, Trump, Cruz, Rubio and Kasich. It was a debate like no others we've seen,  Shocking, in fact. Trump didn't call anyone a nasty name. Nobody called anyone a liar. There were no fireworks at all. But that wasn't what was shocking. It was the substance of their allegedly civilized commentary that sent chills down the spine. It turns out that if they aren't yelling at each other like schoolboys they
  
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• A calmer, cuddlier, and way more horrifying GOP takes the stage for the CNN debates

  11-03-2016 14:00 via salon.com
  
  The thing about a Republican debate where the candidates aren’t literally measuring their dicks in competition is that both boring and horrifying. Watching the men talk—there are just four now, and they visually appear to be pastily interchangeable—was rather monotonous, a blur of royal blue and splashy crimson and dark gray suiting. It was calm enough that it merited onstage observation. “So far I cannot believe how civil it's been up here,” Trump said early in the
  
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• Obama diagnoses Trumpism: The president swats down the notion that Trump is somehow his fault

  11-03-2016 13:58 via salon.com
  
  There’s only one thing that frightens conservative and Republican elites more than Donald Trump’s unstoppable metastasis throughout the Republican Party: the ugly truth that they are responsible for creating the conditions in which he is thriving. There’s a strong current of denialism among Republicans and conservative pundits as they struggle to explain the rise of Trumpism while begging off culpability for nurturing and enabling the xenophobia and nationalism that power the T
  
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• Money and ground game alone can’t explain Bernie Sanders’ stunning win in Michigan. Could the ’93 passage of NAFTA have played a role?

  11-03-2016 13:57 via salon.com
  
  Opinion polling is an inexact science – but rarely so stupendously inexact as we’ve just seen in my home state of Michigan. Leading up to the Democratic primary on March 8, Hillary Clinton was ahead of Bernie Sanders by double digits – mostly high double digits – in every poll taken in 2016, which includes 17 tallies by seven different organizations.When the actual votes were counted this past Tuesday, it was a different story. Sanders won a narrow victory, taking 49.8 pe
  
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• Paul Krugman slams Bernie Sanders for being as big of a demagogue as Donald Trump

  11-03-2016 13:34 via salon.com
  
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• There are 52 Supreme Court justices and Frank Underwood is Speaker of the House: Watch and be amazed at how little people know about American politics

  11-03-2016 13:00 via salon.com
  
  We took to the streets to find out how politically savvy New Yorkers really are. The results were quite surprising. Take a look to find out what they had to say.Continue Reading...
  
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• Who do you think is being the biggest meanie?: Clinton or Sanders

  11-03-2016 12:30 via salon.com
  
  The gloves are really starting to come off between the Democratic candidates — take a look. Continue Reading...
  
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• Carpool Karaoke is going primetime: Watch some of James Corden’s most glorious moments so far

  11-03-2016 12:30 via salon.com
  
  You're about to enjoy a whole lot more carpool karaoke. CBS just announced a primetime special and Late Late Show host and original carpooler James Corden is in talks to sell a TV series inspired on the smash hit. Watch our video for the best carpool karaoke moments.Continue Reading...
  
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• Donald Trump says he treats his employees “really good with health care” — so we asked them if it was true

  11-03-2016 11:59 via salon.com
  
  Brand icon and Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump boasts that he provides good health insurance to his employees. I mean, really good health insurance. After all, everything Trump touches turns to great. “They don't have to worry about ‘Obamacare,’ my people,” Trump recently said. “I treat them really good with health care. It's a very important thing.”And that does appear to be true for some Trump workers. But only if you&rs
  
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• Bernie Sanders has a big problem: Why his decades-old statements about Castro & Sandinistas are trouble

  11-03-2016 11:58 via salon.com
  
  Wednesday night our insane presidential campaign finally got around to spitting up a tactic we knew would rear its head sooner or later. I’m speaking of “red-baiting,” that practice of insinuating a candidate is some sort of communist sleeper agent, who, once elected, will turn the means of production over to the state and force us all to sing “The Internationale” while bringing in our collective’s grain harvest.The old red-diaper-baby dog-whistle broke out to
  
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• Samantha Bee is Jon Stewart’s real heir: Finally, the 2016 campaign has the satirist we so desperately need

  11-03-2016 11:57 via salon.com
  
  Ever since Stephen Colbert retired his pundit persona and went over to host “The Late Show” on CBS and Jon Stewart passed his job as host of “The Daily Show” to Trevor Noah, we have all wondered who would step up to fill the void.Stewart and Colbert were arguably the two most important political comedians in our nation’s history. They played a crucial role in helping the U.S. public navigate the post-9/11 meltdown when bluster and hype took over for reason and logic
  
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• We are witnessing the decline of Saudi Arabia as a major power

  11-03-2016 09:00 via salon.com
  
  Five years ago, when the Arab Spring seemed at its most hopeful point, a Saudi diplomat told me, scornfully, that it would come to nothing. I had met him in the halls of the United Nations, where I had been asking diplomats about their views on Libya. The Saudis were eager to have the UN validate armed action to remove Muammar Qaddafi. A Saudi news outlet, al-Arabiya, had suggested that the Libyan military was killing its citizens with abandon. Fog surrounded Libya. The U.S. State Department se
  
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• “You don’t mix oral sex and cancer and death”: Julie Delpy on the line between the crude and the absurd in her new movie “Lolo”

  11-03-2016 08:59 via salon.com
  
  Julie Delpy charmed audiences playing Celine in “Before Sunrise,” “Before Sunset” and “Before Midnight.” This French-born actress/writer/director also charmed viewers with films such as “2 Days in Paris” and “2 Days in New York.” In her latest film, the breezy “Lolo,” the talented Delpy writes, directs and stars as Violette, a 45-year-old mother of 19-year-old Eloi, aka “Lolo” (Vincent Lacoste). Violette and Jean
  
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• Donald Trump minimizes the violence of his most fervent followers: “I heard about it, I don’t like it,” he pinky-swears

  11-03-2016 04:51 via salon.com
  
  In Thursday evening's Republican debate, GOP front-runner Donald Trump insisted that the majority of the people at his rallies who are violent are those protesting his candidacy, as opposed to those supporting it.Of course, there hasn't been much video evidence of people protesting his candidacy who are violent, whereas evidence of people who support him turning violent on those who protest his events abounds.
  When asked about it, Trump said that "I heard about it, I don't like it," and professe
  
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• “Sure, the climate is changing, but it always has been”: Rubio wriggles like a hooked worm on the question of man-made climate change

  11-03-2016 04:34 via salon.com
  
  Given that Thursday night's debate is in Florida -- the state that all climate models agree will be the second one to disappear into the ocean after Louisiana if major changes to environmental policy aren't embraced -- it's not surprising that CNN's Jake Tapper asked the Republican hopefuls about their position on the anthropogenic nature of climate change.The GOP candidates, of course, wriggled like hooked worms against the inevitable, beginning with Marco Rubio, who as a Florida senator should
  
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• Marco Rubio accuses Trump of ruining America for American Muslims: It’s not about being politically correct, it’s about “being correct”

  11-03-2016 04:23 via salon.com
  
  During Thursday night's debate, CNN's Jake Tapper asked GOP front-runner Donald Trump whether he means that all Muslims hate America when he says that "Islam hates us."Trump replied, "I mean a lot of them!" He noted that a there's a "tremendous hatred, [and there is] something going on that maybe you don't know about there," though he didn't specify where "there" was.Florida Senator Marco Rubio saw an opening and darted into it, saying that "presidents can't just say anything they want," and tha
  
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• Are you bored by tonight’s Republican debate? Maybe Patton Oswalt can help

  11-03-2016 03:57 via salon.com
  
  For the umpteenth Republican debate running, being able to follow comedian Patton Oswalt's play-by-play is the only real reason to watch it. So while the GOP hopefuls attempt to have a serious policy debate -- involving non-specific plans that somehow still provide entitlements to members of the Republican base -- let's keep in mind what time it is:"Llllllllets get ready to bear witness to the end of the American century!" #GOPDebate— Patton Oswalt (@pattonoswalt) March 11, 2016 And h
  
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• “An outburst of emotions black America can relate to”: Kendrick Lamar’s newest release feels like the back story to his masterpiece, “To Pimp a Butterfly”

  11-03-2016 01:00 via salon.com
  
  K. Dot’s surprise "Untitled Unmastered" project is a series of incomplete sketches that serve as preparation for his Grammy-winning "To Pimp a Butterfly." The Compton MC raps, yells, whispers and chants his way through the eight demo tracks. It’s an outburst of emotions that much of black America can relate to. We’re not just the audience, we play somewhat of a therapist role while listening.The tracks were presumably recorded between 2013 and 2016, marking a pivotal time in Ke
  
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• Alan Rickman and Helen Mirren wage the drone war — but the intriguing thriller “Eye in the Sky” doesn’t go far enough

  11-03-2016 01:00 via salon.com
  
  “Eye in the Sky” is a nifty British procedural in the tick-tock “Homeland” vein — you know, “10:20 AM, Jomo Kenyatta Airport, Nairobi, Kenya,” followed by “4:22 AM, Surrey, England” — that aspires to be the “Zero Dark Thirty” of the drone war. I’m sorry to dredge up that sore subject again, so let’s just say that I mean that as a mixed review but definitely not an insult. If the problem with “ZDT” (wh
  
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• The unexplained death of “fracking king” Aubrey McClendon and a writer’s peculiar bereavement

  11-03-2016 00:59 via salon.com
  
  Last week, on a highway in downtown Oklahoma City, a man drove into a bridge support at high speed. A photo of his flaming SUV appeared in the Wall Street Journal. The driver, Aubrey McClendon, was killed on the spot. If that name means nothing to you, it’s safe to say that you don’t trade gas and oil futures for a living, or read the kind of magazine that publishes annual lists of men so wealthy they pay other people to read magazines for them. I don’t do those things eit
  
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• “My pace was not sustainable”: Why millennial women are burning out on the job

  11-03-2016 00:58 via salon.com
  
  Professional burnout is a topic on which self-help books abound (two of the most popular being the catchily titled "The 4-Hour Workweek" by Tim Ferris or the "One Minute Manager" series by Ken Blanchard). New to this conversation is how burnout is affecting women in an age where the clock on their careers is less and less tied to their biological clocks.In Anne-Marie Slaughter’s much-shared piece, “Why Women Still Can’t Have It All” in The Atlantic, she explaine
  
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