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Is it tough being a kid? Try being a president’s kid
Darlene Superville
Presidential kids sometimes receive less-than-kid-glove treatment in media
Football is Trumpball Lite: Who needs Super Bowls when Trump’s real-life plays are more aggressive?
Robert Lipsyte
Can Colin Kaepernick and the Athletic Revolution save us?
Downtown bridge to tiny home: Small digs might be able to solve America’s homelessness problem
Georgia Perry
Four cities in the Pacific Northwest are proving the case for living super-small
Neil Gorsuch: President Trump’s anti-choice pick for the Supreme Court
Jefferson Morley, Steven Rosenfeld
Trump and Gorsuch pledge to follow in footsteps of arch right-wing jurist Antonin Scalia
Donald Trump, Andrew Jackson and American “greatness”: There are valid parallels — but not in a good way
Sidney Plotkin
Steve Bannon often compares his boss to a legendary populist — who was also a ruthless racist and empire builder
So, how did you like President Trump’s first few days? Pretty awesome, right?
Émile P. Torres
From Crowdgate and "alternative facts" to Betsy DeVos' semiliterate tweets, could it possibly have gone any worse?
Wayne Coyne, mad scientist: “If the Flaming Lips make a wrong move, so what?”
Stephen Deusner
The Flaming Lips frontman goes wide and deep on music, life, a new album and the band's mix of whimsy and realism
Women are marching for many different reasons — and they didn’t need your permission
Andrea King Collier
Many women, many reasons: "Those who seek to dial back the progress this country has made, I will not stand for it"
The city big oil built: When industrial disaster strikes, residents must “shelter in place”
Steve Early
Across the bay from San Francisco is Richmond, a working-class company town where Chevron looms large
Ted Cruz makes nice with GOP, in effort to force Donald Trump to the right on foreign policy
Matthew Sheffield
Widely despised Texas senator and GOP also-ran tries new strategy: kiss up to foes, kill Trump with kindness
Obamacare saved my dad’s life — and then he voted for Donald Trump
Brett Beasley
Children, not parents, are supposed to engage in risky behaviors. But what do we do with parents we can’t control?
Goodbye, age of great expectations: We know how America got here, but where does it go now?
Andrew J. Bacevich
In the present day, there is no vision to which Americans collectively adhere
WATCH: Congressional Black Caucus says Jeff Sessions’ confirmation will set back the cause of universal civil rights
Sophia Tesfaye
Only one GOP member of the Senate Judiciary Committee was present for the testimony of John Lewis and Cory Booker
Pussy Riot members, journalist Masha Gessen on the Putin-Trump bromance: “Shortest honeymoon in history”
Fernanda Eberstadt
Pussy Riot's Nadya Tolokonnikova, writer Masha Gessen and activist Hunter Heaney on the rise of America's autocrat
The science of white working class pain: Trump’s appeal is rooted in the body as well as the mind
Vinnie Rotondaro
Trump voters' physical, emotional and social stress affected their world views
She killed her abuser before he could kill her: After 17 years locked up, she’s taking on justice system
Natalie Pattillo
After 17 years behind bars, one woman is lobbying for the Domestic Violence Survivors Justice Act
How lucky we are to be alive right now: Bernie Sanders gets the “Hamilton” treatment
Brendan Gauthier
"Feel the Bern: A Musical Of the People, By the People, and For the People" opened to a SRO crowd in Burlington
The comedy deficit: Donald Trump pre-presidency is jamming up comedians like Janeane Garofalo who say it’s just not funny
Max Cea
Trump provides so much material that the jokes just don't seem worth standing up on stage to tell, also it's so sad
LISTEN: “Marvel’s Luke Cage” and “Westworld” composers break down their shows’ signature sounds
Melanie McFarland
Salon talks music with "Marvel's Luke Cage"'s Adrian Younge & Ali Shaheed Muhammad and "Westworld"'s Ramin Djawadi
Artivism is a fierce and reflexive response to the election of Donald Trump: Will it make change?
Max Cea
For some, activism in the face of the Trump presidency is not enough: Only intense and passionate artivism will do
Paper sons of paper sons: My immigrant family’s hidden stories reveal what they risked to come to America
H.L.M. Lee
The story of my extended Chinese-American family — shared by so many others — is one of sacrifice, danger and loss
Federal Election Commission: a forgotten tool in Donald Trump’s ‘drain the swamp’ effort
Dave Levinthal
The beleaguered agency enters 2017 even more marginalized than before
Homeless and harassed: Why police are encouraged to search the black community for fines and arrests
Ebony Slaughter-Johnson
Police across the country are incentivized to make arrests and issue fines as frequently as possible
Stop saying you’re “from the ‘hood”: Guys who are really from the ‘hood never say this
D. Watkins
If you're a gangsta on the basketball court hiding your prep school pedigree, you might be playing a harmful cliché
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