MSNBC host Joy Reid said Tuesday that white Christian men in America are "increasingly open" about their willingness to enact apartheid to ensure their control of the government. 
The Democratic party developed an elaborate, multi-year operation in the 1990s that deployed thousands of activists to covertly mold public opinion using talk radio, according to documents from the Clinton Presidential Library. 
In response to a recent Axios report on President Donald J. Trump's unwillingness to rule out a nuclear strike against menacing weather hurricanes that threaten American lives, Clinton posted a comment on the popular social networking website Twitter. 
Disgraced journalist Glenn Thrush has a piece in the New York Times detailing the history of the most adorable bromance in politics. The report examines the somewhat complicated relationship between former President Barack Obama and former Vice President Joe Biden and offers some insight into Obama’s thinking as he was searching for a suitable running mate in 2008.
A new scientific breakthrough could increase the odds that Hillary Clinton, 71, could enter the Democratic primary in an effort to unite the party behind a tried and tested (albeit twice-failed) candidate in 2020. 
Several left-wing groups from Massachusetts are organizing two canvassing trips down to North Carolina to campaign for Democratic congressional candidate Dan McCready ahead of his special election on September 10th.
A watchdog has filed a lawsuit against the Federal Election Commission (FEC) after its commissioners entered into a deadlocked vote that dismissed a complaint alleging illegal coordination between Hillary Clinton's 2016 presidential campaign and a Super PAC run by Media Matters founder and Clinton ally David Brock. 
Democratic presidential candidates Kamala Harris (Calif.) and Cory Booker (N.J.) attended services over the weekend at a Baptist church led by a pastor who believes homosexuality is a sin and is big “enough to send you to hell.”
Democratic presidential candidates Kamala Harris (Calif.) and Cory Booker (N.J.) attended services over the weekend at a Baptist church led by a pastor who believes homosexuality is a sin and is "enough to send you to hell."
The Washington Post's fact-checker gave Senator Cory Booker (D., N.J.) four pinocchios for his claim that voter suppression was responsible for Democrats losing Michigan in 2016. 
Former Special Counsel Robert Mueller testified in Congress on Wednesday, and users of the popular social networking website Twitter have been doing their best to express insightful opinions about his testimony. 