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Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) speaks during the Democratic presidential primary debate at Loyola Marymount University on December 19, 2019 in Los Angeles, California. (Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)

Klo-mentum? Pundits see a "surge"

Matthew Rozsa

Sen. Amy Klobuchar scored points against Mayor Pete Buttigieg last week. Does that really make her a contender?

(AP Photo/Eric Gay)

Don’t let your vote get stolen

Jeff Inglis - The Conversation

Who’s manipulating what you know before you vote?

Democratic Presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg addresses the press from his Philadelphia field office on December 21, 2019 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The former Mayor of New York entered the race late and is not contesting the early primary states, instead concentrating efforts towards Super Tuesday and beyond, opening campaign offices today in Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin. (Mark Makela/Getty Images)

Prison labor story may damage Bloomberg

Igor Derysh

Amid social media outrage, Bloomberg campaign drops vendor, insists it didn't know about Oklahoma inmates

Mckayla Wilkes (mckayla2020.com / Salon)

A young leftist takes on Steny Hoyer

Shira Tarlo

McKayla Wilkes, a 29-year-old student and activist, hopes to replicate AOC's model — in the Maryland suburbs

U.S. President Donald Trump speaks during an observance to commemorate the anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks at the Pentagon Memorial September 11, 2017 in Arlington, Virginia. (Alex Wong/Getty Images)

Hijacking history

Tom Engelhardt - TomDispatch.com

in this Trumpian decline, there is no physical equivalent to the towers — just the concomitant head towards ruin

Donald Trump; Vladimir Putin (AP/Getty/Salon)

(In)famous Western alliances

Alexei Bayer - The Globalist

Why on earth is Trump’s America now pursuing another shameful alliance with an utterly anti-liberal force?

(Getty Images)

Clogging the system

Diane Peters - Undark

While scientists test claims about bathroom wipes, industry and watchdog groups point fingers over sewer clogs.

(<a href='https://www.shutterstock.com/g/Kostenko+Maxim'>Kostenko Maxim</a> via <a href='http://www.shutterstock.com/'>Shutterstock</a>)

3 internet language trends from 2019

Zachary Jaggers, Melissa Michaud Baese-Berk - The Conversation

What started as a SpongeBob meme took on a life of its own in 2019

"Washington Crossing the Delaware," (1851) oil on canvas painted by Emanuel Leutze (1816-1868). (Bettmann Archive)

Washington’s Christmas night crossing

Richard Gunderman - The Conversation

The Christmas of 1776 marked one of the most harrowing days in American history

(Kayla Jean)

How I wrote a song with Bob Dylan

Trapper Schoepp

It all started before I was born, the day a 20-year-old Dylan began work on his first studio album

Various couples from Hallmark Christmas movies (Hallmark Channel)

The fascism of Hallmark holiday movies

Amanda Marcotte

Forget "Triumph of the Will" — the most insidious authoritarian propaganda comes in the form of schmaltz

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Why do candy canes taste so cool?

Veronica Ann Hislop, Dérick Rousseau - The Conversation

Candy canes were once white sticks of sugar. Now they’re striped and come in a variety of flavors, including pickle

Emma Watson, Saoirse Ronan, Eliza Scanlen and Florence Pugh in LITTLE WOMEN. (Columbia Pictures/Sony Pictures/Wilson Webb)

Joy to the world "Little Women" has come

Mary Elizabeth Williams

"Lady Bird" director Greta Gerwig makes canny choices to make this Civil War-era sisterhood story a vibrant triumph

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Should you avoid meat for good health?

Dariush Mozaffarian - The Conversation

Confused about whether meat is good or bad for you? You're not alone.

Enjoying Chinese food on Christmas Eve (Ilana Lidagoster)

The history of Chinese food on Christmas

Joseph Neese

A lot of people who are Jewish or who know Jews may know that a lot of Jews eat Chinese food on Christmas

Benedict Cumberbatch in "1917" (Universal Pictures)

"1917" is a ferociously intense war film

Gary M. Kramer

Sam Mendes' star-studded feature follows two soldiers on a suicide mission to save thousands of lives

Mufleta (Noah Fecks)

Serve this mufleta with butter and honey

To eat, peel away a layer of mufleta, add a smear of butter and a drizzle of honey and roll it into a cylinder

(Gary Hershorn/Getty Images)

The allure of holiday windows

Paula Alaszkiewicz - The Conversation

The seductive power of holiday windows resonates in the French term for window-shopping: "lèche-vitrines"

Christmas lights in the American suburbs (Getty Images/Peter Dazeley)

There is (still) no "War on Christmas"

Matthew Rozsa

Henry Ford started it. And like absolutely nothing good ever, the modern War on Christmas began with Bill O'Reilly

Food stylist: Anna Billingskog. Prop stylist: Amanda Widis. (Rocky Luten/Food52)

Granda Ruth's peanut butter–date balls

Miranda Rake - Food52

One writer reflects on her most essential holiday ritual.

Statues of the Virgin Mary (Getty Images/Peter Ptschelinzew)

The mystery of my missing Virgin Mary

Sonja Livingston

Buffalo is not the easiest place to track down a Virgin, but I was determined to find this specific statue

Donald Trump Christmas Ornament (Getty Images/AP Photo/Salon)

Fascism can't conquer Christmas

Chauncey DeVega

Trump and his followers have weaponized Christmas. But the true spirit of the holiday holds other possibilities

TY MECHAM (Ty Mecham)

(Getty Images)

What do kids really think about Santa?

Jonathan Lane - The Conversation

oung children are captivated by the Santa Claus myth

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