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Consider the wishbone

Roy A. Meals

It started almost 3,000 years ago with the Etruscans, who believed birds could foretell the future

George Washington; Thomas Jefferson (Getty/Salon)

G. Washington's Thanksgiving message

Maurizio Valsania - The Conversation

Washington delivered a unifying proclamation and donated food and drink to prisoners confined for debt in NYC

U.S. President Donald Trump debates Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden at Belmont University on October 22, 2020 in Nashville, Tennessee. This is the last debate between the two candidates before the November 3 election. (Jim Bourg-Pool/Getty Images)

Expert Dr. slams Trump's covid messaging

Alex Henderson - Alternet

Dr. Redlener discussed the dangerous and unimaginable "level of incompetency and toxic messaging" that Trump spread

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Did anything good happen in 2020?

Erin Keane

2020 has been awful — but a few good things did happen this year

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Thanks, Four Seasons Landscaping fiasco!

Ashlie D. Stevens

"We as a nation need to remember where the travesty of the Trump administration died with a whimper"

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Verzuz brought live music back to us

Melanie McFarland

The pandemic took live music away from us. Verzuz gave it back and brought us closer to the musicians we love

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Gritty rallied with us to save democracy

Amanda Marcotte

The chaotic orange mascot for the Philadelphia Flyers became an icon of democracy in 2020

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Thanks to TikTok teens who trolled Trump

Mary Elizabeth Williams

In this otherwise terrible year, Gen Z scored a small victory by landing a blow to Trump's MAGA delusion

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Weird Al perfectly nailed an awful year

Matthew Rozsa

In a single music video, Weird Al and The Gregory Brothers summed up the zeitgeist of 2020 as a "raging hellscape"

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"Schitt's Creek" saved my sanity at home

Erin Keane

When Moira Rose wailed, “Pick up a hammer and nail this coffin shut!” I felt it in my bones

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Fanny packs are back, baby!

Hanh Nguyen

I imagine this is how the first Scotsman who adorned himself with a sporran felt – proud, ready to tackle anything

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The year Melania's mask cracked for good

Erin Keane

It was hard proof that Melania Trump is just as bad as the rest of her clan — and we all heard it

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Finding Ronan Farrow's voices in 2020

Hanh Nguyen

Reading while I jog or do chores? Great! But also, give me all the random voices and accents while you're at it

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"Kentucky Route Zero": A masterpiece

Keith A. Spencer

The video game "Kentucky Route Zero" is a 21st century merger of a Southern Gothic and magical realist novel

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Yes, I got engaged in this hellish year

Nicole Karlis

A good year is simply when it ends with the people you love still there

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This year, we conquered breakfast

Justin Pelofsky, Alex Wittenberg

The pandemic forced both of us to slow down and crack the morning meal code

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During a dark year, a dream realized

Mary Elizabeth Williams

I wouldn't be in my master's program — a dream I've long deferred — without the pandemic rearranging my life

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Good TV kept me company this year

Chauncey DeVega

In my kinder and gentler personal version of Cronenberg's "Videodrome," my favorite shows kept me company at home

Group of friends in masks praying over Thanksgiving table at home (Getty Images)

America's escape from reality

David Masciotra

Donald Trump's delusions and conspiracy theories are only one aspect of a distinctive American bias against reality

U.S. President Donald Trump speaks as he prepares to give the National Thanksgiving Turkey a presidential pardon during the traditional event in the Rose Garden of the White House November 24, 2020 in Washington, DC. (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

It's a good Thanksgiving after all

Alan D. Blotcky, Seth D. Norrholm

So much went wrong in 2020. There has been death, suffering and immense anxiety. But our nation will be stronger

Woman eating turkey on couch (Getty Images)

How to be alone on Thanksgiving

Nicole Karlis

Millions of Americans will be having Thanksgiving alone thanks to the pandemic

Johnny Flynn as David Bowie in "Stardust" (IFC Films)

"Stardust" somehow makes Bowie boring

Gary M. Kramer

Ground Control to Major Tom: Your biopic's dead; there's something wrong

Former National Security Advisor General Michael Flynn leaves after the delay in his sentencing hearing at US District Court in Washington, DC, December 18, 2018. (Getty/Saul Loeb)

President Trump pardons Michael Flynn

Eric W. Dolan - Raw Story

Flynn pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI about his Russia contacts. Trump says it’s his “Great Honor” to pardon him

Steven T. Mnuchin, Secretary, Department of the Treasury (Toni L. Sandys-Pool/Getty Images)

Mnuchin's "sabotage" may be "illegal"

Igor Derysh

A watchdog says Mnuchin’s move violated the Cares Act. Democrats call it downright "corrupt"

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