Salon's TV picks for Wednesday, Oct. 4, 2000

The White House is gaining the upper hand by defining the trans rights issue as an anti-bullying campaign

Trump's favorite morning TV show is doing a fine job of covering up his latest step towards a constitutional crisis

The "Get Out" director appears with many black film scholars, directors, and actors in Shudder's first original doc

Russian spies may have planted a document to make the Clinton email investigation look like a conspiracy

By Joshua Micah Marshall

Democrats are expected to challenge Sessions' commitment to civil rights. Cory Booker will testify Wednesday

Comey reportedly closed Clinton case over Russian intel he knew was false

Emergency officials say they won't let pipeline protesters freeze.

Top names are angling for the top spots

Kelsea Ballerini and Shania Twain's statements underscore shifts in the country music industry

Former attorney general concedes the NSA whistleblower performed a service, but isn't quite singing his praises

The performer, who died at the age of 63, sang about the price of fame. And paid it

A New Jersey county board apparently is still able to sleep at night.

Airborne dust levels may increase premature death by by 130 percent and triple hospitalizations in the southwest