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People sign up for insurance under the Affordable Care Act. (Getty/Joe Raedle)

GOP doesn't want you to have health care

Liz Posner - Alternet

By creating chaos and fear, Republicans may have unintentionally fueled the demand for Obamacare

(AP/Manuel Balce Ceneta)

Trump's mental health goes mainstream

Chauncey DeVega

I've been covering Trump's deranged, unstable condition for two years. Now everybody's talking about it

(Getty/fstop123)

SCOTUS hears crucial Ohio voting case

Amanda Marcotte

Ohio wants to dump voters who skip three elections. If SCOTUS says yes, the door's open to a widespread crackdown

Oprah Winfrey (Getty/Rich Polk)

Oprah could win: That's not good

Matthew Sheffield

Winfrey would be an instantly credible 2020 candidate. But the closer Democrats look, the less they'll like her

(AP Photo/Richard Drew)

States' creative income tax maneuvers

Daniel Hemel - The Conversation

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo vows he will fight to protect his state from fallout from the new tax law

Jeff Sessions (AP/Andrew Harnik/Getty/Lumppini/Salon)

Jeff Sessions' futile war on weed

Phillip Smith - Alternet

He can do some damage, but he can't roll back the clock

Jimmy Kimmel participates in the "90th Oscars" panel (AP/Richard Shotwell)

Jimmy Kimmel & Oscar: Here goes anything

Melanie McFarland

Two months before the Oscars air on ABC, the only thing the host can tell us is that he has no idea what he'll say

(Getty/AP/Salon)

Indulging the Oprah 2020 fantasy

D. Watkins

No, we're not electing Oprah! But imagining her in the Oval Office is a comforting dream for a nightmarish 2018

(Getty/Nadezhda1906)

Kids in school need helicopter parents

Susan Wise Bauer

Parents are cautioned against jumping in to solve their children's problems. But school is a special case

Salon's author questionnaire: January

Teddy Wayne

Stefan Merrill Block, Chloe Benjamin, Naima Coster, Jamie Quatro and Nathaniel Rich open up about their new books

Kodak announces its own cryptocurrency

Nicole Karlis

Kodak announces a cryptocurrency called “KODAKcoin," suggesting it will help solve photographers' licensing issues

Taylor Wilson (AP/Furnas County Sheriff's Office)

Trump has a white terrorism problem

Rachel Leah

Justice Department's treatment of Taylor Michael Wilson suggests a vicious double standard

Steve Bannon (Getty/Joe Raedle)

Steve Bannon steps down from Breitbart

Gabriel Bell

The maverick advisor to the Trump administration leaves the website that made him a force to be reckoned with

(AP/Andrew Harnik)

Introducing the "Stable Genius Act"

Charlie May

Bill sponsor Rep. Brendan Boyle says, "The President believes he is a 'stable genius.' I do not"

(AP/Carolyn Kaster/Getty/imaginima/Salon)

The Interior Department's war on science

Matthew Rozsa

The Interior Department announced on Tuesday it wanted to make sure grants did not conflict with Trump's agenda

(AP/Ross Franklin)

Jeff Bezos is world's richest man

Nicole Karlis

Bezos’ net worth increases — while many factory workers report enduring unbearable work conditions

(Reuters/Rick Wilking/Getty/David McNew/Photo montage by Salon)

Trump's not getting a "clean" DACA bill

Charlie May

At a White House meeting with a group of bipartisan lawmakers, Trump appeared to undercut his own negotiations

Scott Weinger as Aladdin in "Aladdin" (Walt Disney Pictures)

Disney "browning" white "Aladdin" extras

Rachel Leah

Disney claims it only darkened white actors "when it was a matter of specialty skills"

Oprah Winfrey; Donald Trump (Getty/Alex Wong/AP/Jordan Strauss/Salon)

Trump doesn't think Oprah will run

Shira Tarlo

Winfrey's speech stirred speculation that she may challenge Trump in 2020. Now the president is talking

(AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin, File)

Arpaio announces Senate run

Matthew Rozsa

The former Maricopa County sheriff, fresh off a Trump pardon, says he wants to be a Trump stooge in the Senate

David Brooks (AP/Nam Y. Huh)

Brooks on Trump: It's confusing!

Jeremy Binckes

New York Times columnist offers a wobbly attempt to normalize Trump, or at least to cloud the issue hopelessly

J. D. Vance (Getty/Drew Angerer)

"Hillbilly" author mulling Senate run

Gabriel Bell

Looking to unseat Sherrod Brown in Ohio, the Republicans are courting the controversial author

Demonstrators rally in support of net neutrality outside a Verizon store (AP/Mary Altaffer))

Dems are forcing vote on net neutrality

Matthew Rozsa

Democrats are forcing the Senate to have a vote on net neutrality

Gayle King; Oprah Winfrey (Getty/Ilya S. Savenok)

King: Oprah isn't running for president

Rachel Leah

Oprah's best friend tried to clarify things this morning, leaving us no closer to an answer

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