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Think Biden is a “failed” president who can’t get re-elected? Consider Bill Clinton
Matthew Rozsa
Biden will certainly be damaged if he can't pass his big spending bill, but don't write his political epitaph
Low health literacy is a “silent pandemic” that affects the majority of Americans
Talya Miron-Shatz
Patients often don’t understand something their doctor is saying — and that's a bad sign for your health
Progressives play hardball — with Biden’s support — and confuse the media
Amanda Marcotte
The press tries to portray infrastructure delay as Biden's loss, but progressives are trying to save his presidency
Infrastructure bill debacle proves Elizabeth Warren right: To get things done, first fix corruption
Amanda Marcotte
Biden's agenda is faltering. Blame lobbyists and moneyed interests with too much control in D.C.
Centrist Dems broke a promise on infrastructure. They should not get their “bipartisan” victory now
Amanda Marcotte
Centrists reneged on a deal to pass Biden's agenda. Progressives should adopt an "F around and find out" response
New York’s vaccine mandate for health care workers is a success, despite media doomsayer predictions
Amanda Marcotte
Gov. Hochul didn't back down despite threats of backlash. When it's a jab or your job, nearly all will pick the jab
It’s time to start firing unvaccinated people: Trump fans are overdue for a lesson in consequences
Amanda Marcotte
The absolute certainty of losing a job is going to motivate a lot more people than the more abstract risk of dying
FDR once tried to purge disloyal Democrats — would it work for Biden to do the same?
Matthew Rozsa
Roosevelt sought to drive out a passel of conservative Democrats in 1938. Spoiler: It didn't go as planned
“Dear White People” visits the “Big Brother” Cookout via a pointed parody of reality show racism
Melanie McFarland
The finale season's "Big Brother" spoof hits just in time for the CBS show to feature a Black winner
“Reservation Dogs” creator on evolving the show’s representation & storytelling: “It’s not finished”
Melanie McFarland
Sterlin Harjo spoke to Salon about his series' pop culture nods and the characters whose stories didn't get told
Occupy Wall Street set the tone: A decade later, how protests against inequality made the GOP worse
Amanda Marcotte
"We are the 99%!" exposed a reality Americans couldn't unsee, making Democrats better and Republicans somehow worse
Stop the malarkey, Biden: Ban the unvaccinated from airplanes already
Amanda Marcotte
Getting a ban in place before the holiday travel season would give people an incentive to get it done
California recall ends in a resounding rejection of Trumpism — providing a roadmap for Democrats
Amanda Marcotte
Gavin Newsom's Trump-centric campaign wasn't cynical — voters understand Trump remains an active threat
Why my father fasted on Yom Kippur: On survival, memory, and the power of a family story
Susan Shapiro
My father told us often about the accidental fast he credited with saving him from war. But one mystery remained
Win or lose, California recall embodies the GOP’s embrace of Trump’s anti-democracy politics
Amanda Marcotte
Republicans can't win fairly, so they turn instead to cheating, trickery, and, of course, hyping the Big Lie
Biden’s vaccine mandate makes Republicans choose: culture war or corporate profits?
Amanda Marcotte
Given two options — serving business interests or promoting the spread of COVID-19 — Republicans choose the virus
How to tell if someone is lying without even hearing them talk
Matthew Rozsa
Many employees need to spot liars as part of their jobs — and they spoke to Salon about their methods
From 9/11 to 1/6: What does “terrorism” look like?
Amanda Marcotte
What does "terrorism" mean in an era when most terrorists are aligned with mainstream GOP politics?
Why is everyone arguing over horse paste? To avoid discussion about the dangers of vaccine refusal
Amanda Marcotte
Anti-vaxxers keep debating ivermectin so people don't talk about how dangerous it is to be unvaccinated
Greg Abbott is not ignorant — he’s a liar: Why the difference matters for the future of democracy
Amanda Marcotte
There is a real danger in ascribing to stupidity what is born from enmity
The Satanists are right: Texas’ abortion ban is a direct attack on freedom of religion
Amanda Marcotte
The anti-abortion movement can't be separated from the theocratic movement of white evangelicals or white supremacy
Texas abortion ban should wake Democrats up: A dystopian hellscape awaits without filibuster reform
Amanda Marcotte
Republicans don't care if Roe is popular. And thanks to Joe Manchin and Kyrsten Sinema, voters can't make them
Are women people? Why the Supreme Court just signed off on a Texas law that denies women’s humanity
Amanda Marcotte
Built into the Texas law: A refusal to acknowledge that women are thinking people capable of autonomous decisions
The “soft” overturn of Roe v. Wade exposes how far-right John Roberts has let the Supreme Court go
Amanda Marcotte
SCOTUS has figured out how to evade GOP-harming headlines by using the shadow docket and other shady strategies
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