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Dakota Access pipeline protests grow: 127 arrested over weekend in police crackdown
Ben Norton
Tribe reclaims territory, citing treaty; calls on DOJ to intervene as authorities clamp down on #NoDAPL protests
The power of unhappy endings: “Black Mirror” finds hope in the darkness
Nico Lang
Freed of the imperative to give its characters pleasant closure, Netflix's digital-dystopia anthology series scores
President Obama slams “shameless” congressional Republicans who tout cooperation with the White House to run away from Donald Trump
Sophia Tesfaye
“Darrell Issa was Trump before Trump,” Obama said after the Californian campaigned on his work with White House
5 reasons the AT&T-Time Warner merger should make you very worried
Matthew Rozsa
AT&T's $85.4 billion acquisition of Time Warner threatens net neutrality and could create a monopoly
Income inequality will be the biggest test for the next president
Steven Pressman
"The good news is that the next president can do things that would directly help solve the inequality problem"
The new “Inconvenient Truth”: Leonardo DiCaprio’s new documentary wants to challenge climate change skeptics
Eileen G'Sell
Salon talks to Fisher Stevens about "Before the Flood," his new climate change doc starring Leo as Everyman
One billionaire made sure debate moderators asked about the deficit
Matthew Rozsa
While other important topics were sidelined, the deficit got a lot of attention
Parenting in election hell: I want my kids to be politically aware, but not like this
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Throughout this ugly campaign, I've found myself at a loss for words with my daughters
Science issues seem to divide the country along party lines, which raises the question: Why?
Lauren Griffin
History provides some answers as to why there is so much polarization when it comes to science
John Podesta’s hacked emails give climate hawks reason to be skeptical
Ben Adler
Can environmentalists trust the Hillary Clinton campaign?
“No, you’re the puppet”: Highs and lows of the third presidential debate, as told by Twitter
Salon Staff
The third and final presidential debate came and went. Here's what the pundits had to say
Dakota pipeline protesters confront the “black snake”: “We’re living by the fire”
Sandy Tolan
"We're gaining strength": On the Standing Rock reservation, winter is coming — but protesters won't give up
Leaked email: Hillary Clinton told “radical environmentalists” to “get a life,” defended fracking and pipelines
Ben Norton
"I want to defend fracking," Clinton said, criticizing pro-Sanders eco activists in comments released by WikiLeaks
The future of Fox News: Shepard Smith’s coming out isn’t the most interesting news from inside the network
Melanie McFarland
Shepard Smith effectively came out in a HuffPost story. But the bigger story is about Fox's changing view of news
Forests in southern states are disappearing to supply Europe with energy
Adam Macon
In the past 60 years, the southern U.S. lost 33 million acres of forests even though biomass is not carbon neutral
Victory for press freedom: Felony “riot” charge dropped against journalist Amy Goodman after reporting on Dakota Access pipeline protests
Ben Norton
ACLU condemns state's "campaign against journalists" who report on military-style crackdown on #NoDAPL demos
No victory left behind: Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton changed how people talk about sex, race and class
Rebecca Gordon
Clinton talked about systemic racism during a debate; Trump's locker talk drew condemnation — these are real wins
The oyster is your world: The little aphrodisiac that could save our shores, clean our waters and much more
Diane Stopyra
Wild oyster populations are close to extinction — and without them our coastal communities would be shucked
Donald Trump self-sabotage gambit: He’s used “gaslighting” in place of apologies for his actions
Paul Rosenberg
Exposing Trump's pattern of lies, abuse and victim-shaming has lessons that reach far beyond the 2016 campaign
Appetite for destruction: You don’t have to be a vegetarian to see that our eating meat is killing the planet
Samuel Blackstone
Everything we eat has a carbon footprint but heavily carnivorous diets are a leading cause of greenhouse emissions
Donald Trump the arsonist: The GOP nominee is inching America toward the apocalypse
John Feffer
Trump is touting an apocalyptic worldview that mirrors Evangelical dogma
“Massacre of civilians”: Saudi bombing of Yemeni funeral with U.S. weapons was a war crime, rights groups say
Ben Norton
At least 140 Yemenis were killed and 600 wounded in the U.S.-backed massacre, which the U.N. called "outrageous"
President Obama will campaign for Hillary Clinton in Ohio, as Democrats target the state
Josh Lederman
President Obama is trying to make his last 100 days important, but pushing for Hillary to be his successor
Peak Trump madness: With a month to go, Donald Trump’s supporters descend into conspiracy-theory insanity
Heather Digby Parton
Trump fanboy theories: Jews released the Billy Bush tape, the FBI's in league with Hillary and Oprah is the devil
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