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It’s official: Nancy Pelosi elected speaker of 116th Congress as Democrats reclaim House majority
Shira Tarlo
The longtime California congresswoman made history in 2007 by becoming the first woman elected speaker of the House
Nancy Pelosi kicks off second stint as House speaker by picking a fight with progressives
Shira Tarlo
PayGo is a no-go: Progressive Democrats announce opposition to new House Democrats package of legislative rule
Dryuary for TV news: Sober up and start doing your job
Melanie McFarland
As we enter 2019, here are some of last year's habits we're hoping that TV news outlets will give up
Ocasio-Cortez rips Democratic leadership over hesitancy on Green New Deal
Andrea Germanos
Incoming congresswoman says Democratic House leaders think Green New Deal proposal is "too controversial"
Why “Bird Box” is smashing Netflix records: We’re so close to apocalypse ourselves
Melanie McFarland
It's no "The Quiet Place," but dropping at the end of a year like 2018, it didn't have to be
Salon contributor Paul Rosenberg: GOP “developing new ways to subvert public will”
Janine Jackson
Writer, activist and Salon contributor Paul Rosenberg on GOP power grabs in Michigan, Wisconsin and everywhere
10 good political moments from 2018
Medea Benjamin
The Left victories that defined 2018 — and give us hope for the New Year
Marc Daalder
Despite Trump’s destructive presidency, the Left made important strides this year
Beto vs. Bernie: The simplistic narrative that threatens to undermine the 2020 campaign
Paul Rosenberg
A social media proxy war between two white men? To build a better future, Democrats have to be better than this
These 13 words defined our overheating planet in 2018
Kate Yoder
In a warming world rife with changes, it makes sense that our vocabulary shifted, too
What Aristotle can teach us about Trump’s rhetoric
Anthony F. Arrigo
Trump appeals to his base in a way that philosophers knew was effective thousands of years ago
Happy New Year, kind of: America on a knife edge as 2019 begins
Andrew O'Hehir
What kind of country are we as the New Year begins? Have we given up on the promises of Jefferson and Lincoln?
Leading by the seat of his diapers
Terry H. Schwadron
Trump has no idea what a President’s job requires — like running a government
The 5 key trends in globalization during 2018 that will change America and the world
Edward Goldberg
2018 was a year during which Karl Marx was proved right, saying: “History repeats…first as tragedy then as farce."
Our poor, struggling military-industrial complex: How will it survive on $750 billion?
Alan MacLeod
Mainstream media decries "inadequate" U.S. military budget, which roughly matches rest of the world combined
Another crazy Christmas with Donald Trump: But he can’t wreck it, because he doesn’t understand it
Andrew O'Hehir
Through his sheer vanity and ugliness, the president may help us hold onto what remains of the Christmas spirit
12 reasons labor should demand a Green New Deal
Jeremy Brecher, Joe Uehlein
The Green New Deal is poised to become a factor in the 2020 elections
Scholar Kathleen Hall Jamieson: “Very strong” case that the Russians swung the 2016 election
Chauncey DeVega
Author of "Cyberwar" originally thought it was "absurd" that Russia could have elected Donald Trump. Not any more
Are you ready for an Epoch Fail?
John Feffer
Conspiracy theorists warned about a "New World Order" for years. Now, the anti-globalist virus is a pandemic
Republicans suffer their first 2020 loss
Matthew Rozsa
Tennessee Sen. Lamar Alexander of Tennessee says he won't run for reelection
Democrats plan to take advantage of NRA’s troubles
Matthew Rozsa
The NRA once seemed all powerful in Washington, but recent developments have weakened it considerably
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