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Nada Surf rocks: Why the indie band, with a new live record, is one of life’s great pleasures
Scott Timberg
Salon speaks to singer Matthew Caws about how the band bounced back from a bad name and a goofy hit song
Bad Sex in Fiction Awards ceremony celebrates 24th year
Zoe Strimpel
Half a dozen passages from modern fiction seen to represent cringeworthy sex are nominated for the British award
“Trump TV” announces new 24-hour network will get access to White House press briefings
Sophia Tesfaye
Can Trump grant the online channel dedicated to his campaign into the White House without proper credentials?
My unreal reality TV romance
Jesse Steinbach
The first time he told me he loved me, a crowd of extras said "awww"
We’re better equipped to live through Trump than we were Bush
Maegan Carberry
We survived the G. W. Bush regression without social media and digital activism; we can hold our own against Trump
Inside Donald Trump’s tower, where it’s open to the public, but guarded like a future president lives there
Nick Turse
A journey to the president-elect's private "public" park
Keep the hope: What environmental leaders are saying on hope and progress in Donald Trump’s America
Grist Staff
Bernie Sanders, Bill Nye and others weigh in on the future of environmentalism
Sympathy for Todd and Margo: Clark Griswold’s childless yuppie scum neighbors are holiday heroes
Erin Keane
Where can Clark Griswold stick his old-fashioned fun family Christmas? Bend over and they'll show him
No new normal: Fears and hope in the new age of Donald Trump
Rebecca Gordon
Some of the fears are national. Some are global. All are terrifying
Jennifer Siebel Newsom on gender stereotypes and toxic language: “The opportunity here is to unveil the damage of fearmongering”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Salon talks to the woman behind the Representation Project about men, women and where we go now
Last stand for coal: The industry’s days may be numbered, even as they try to invest more
Melissa Cronin
Signs of coal’s demise are everywhere from Wall Street to the campaign trail
Coming out as an artist: I tried to be normal, but my creative side couldn’t stay hidden
Marcy Campbell
I wrote my first book in a closet and told almost nobody. I learned early that being "the creative one" was hard
The misogyny apocalypse: Turns out being white and male counts for more than intelligence, grace or decency
Amanda Marcotte
It was unimaginable that America would self-destruct rather than elect a female president. But that's what happened
What I learned about the “circle of doom” while watching Fox News all election night
Melanie McFarland
Spending election day with Fox leads us to trace the media's long path to getting a reality star elected president.
Robert Reich: Don’t worry, Hillary Clinton will win the election
Don Hazen
Reich explains why there's no worry to worry about Tuesday night — but after that may be a different story
The Ayn Rand school of parenting: My dad’s only rule was “there are no rules”
Robin Richardson
My father believed in two things, which deeply informed his parenting: making money and doing whatever he pleased
The media isn’t for Hillary Clinton: Her emails have been covered more than all policy proposals
Eric Boehlert
While Donald Trump claims that the media is rigged against him, the numbers show news favors her non-scandal
Why is Hillary Clinton so hated?
Todd Gitlin
She was popular, and now she's the subject of extreme vitriol. What happened?
NAACP calls for federal probe after noose placed on black high school football player in Mississippi
Sophia Tesfaye
“This is 2016, not 1916. This is America"
Algorithms are simplifying humanity
John Light
We are entrusting key decisions to flawed and biased formulas
The psychos down the street: Slaying the suburban slasher flicks of my youth
Kevin Smokler
As a kid, I avoided scary films at all costs. But writing a book about '80s teen movies meant I had to face my fear
The spectacle of televised death: “Christine” is a haunting parable of public horror and private anguish
Mary Elizabeth Williams
New drama explores the tragedy of Christine Chubbuck and our fascination with her demise and others like it
Violence and empathy in “Westworld”: “That’s not the point we want to make, that it’s OK if they’re a robot”
Melanie McFarland
Salon spoke with the creators of HBO's hit "Westworld" about what the drama's robots reveal about human morality
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