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Andrew Tate shows how fascists recruit online: Men fall victim to the insecurity-to-fascism pipeline
Amanda Marcotte
Young men’s dating woes attract them to online misogynists, who then convert them to authoritarianism
“Never Have I Ever” highlights the rarity of South Asian couples on TV. Then it breaks up with one
Melanie McFarland
Season 3 gives its heroine a hot Indian guy to date, but doesn't play fair with their chances
Pink wave: Women rise up for reproductive rights — and Big Lie supporters scramble to stop them
Amanda Marcotte
Since January 6, anti-democratic organizing has only grown more intense and effective. Abortion is the new target
If Liz Cheney runs for president, I’m registering as a Republican just to vote for her
Amanda Marcotte
You should, too
With monkeypox and polio to worry about now, who can stress about small stuff?
D. Watkins
Choosing to venture out or stay in the house are equally scary these days — which puts a lot into perspective
The Liz Cheney effect: Brian Kemp gets cold feet over testifying against Trump
Amanda Marcotte
Georgia's governor stood up to Trump during the 2020 coup, but now resists turning over evidence to the Fulton D.A.
Laura Ingraham is delusional to think GOP voters will grow tired of Trump. They love his crimes
Amanda Marcotte
Liz Cheney's loss demonstrates that, for the GOP base, corruption is a feature, not a bug of authoritarian politics
Trump is giving the FBI the January 6 treatment
Amanda Marcotte
Trump's implicit threats and attempts to intimidate Merrick Garland into backing down are becoming less subtle
“87,000 IRS agents”: New conspiracy theory proves Trump’s encouragement of violence is GOP standard
Amanda Marcotte
The latest GOP lie isn't just a distraction — it's feeding the violent fantasies of the insurrectionist right
Trump puts a target on the FBI: Cincinnati gunman shows danger posed by an endless supply of dupes
Amanda Marcotte
Ricky Shiffer didn't get arrested for his alleged part in the Capitol riot — but he'd still be alive if he had been
Republican war on books: They don’t just want to control your body — next up, your mind
Amanda Marcotte
Gutting public schools, targeting booksellers, shutting down libraries: Every censorship tactic is on the table
The furor over the FBI’s search of Mar-a-Lago, explained: Trump’s base loves his narcissism
Amanda Marcotte
Trump's base loves his petulance, even as it repulses everyone else
Trump, Alex Jones and Steve Bannon: GOP goons follow a familiar playbook when accountability knocks
Amanda Marcotte
Threats and bluster are meant to intimidate authorities and juries into backing down — but no one should be afraid
Biden’s big win exposes GOP’s nihilism: Republicans resort to lies to fight Inflation Reduction Act
Amanda Marcotte
Republicans reject an all-carrot-no-stick effort to save the planet for the babies they wish to force women to have
“Keep Breathing” creators talk survival, not Googling solutions and that controversial ending
Alison Stine
Salon spoke to the creators of the surprise Netflix hit about a lawyer caught in the wilderness after a plane crash
Republicans learn the lesson of Kansas: Indiana takes repulsive abortion debate behind closed doors
Amanda Marcotte
Republicans rejected putting abortion on a state ballot, because they know voters would reject the ban
Alex Jones busted: How the Sandy Hook trial could lead to accountability for Donald Trump
Amanda Marcotte
Has a Trump acolyte finally hit a limit to shamelessness as a political strategy?
Kansas abortion win is a wake-up call: Americans do not want GOP bans
Amanda Marcotte
Republicans did everything they could to keep pro-choicers from the polls, yet a key amendment went down in flames
The GOP will never be the “Parents Party”: Republicans don’t think raising children is real work
Amanda Marcotte
Post-Roe, Republicans reveal their true belief: They don't think rearing children is real work
Ron DeSantis isn’t a dirtbag. That’s exactly why he won’t beat Donald Trump
Amanda Marcotte
Sorry, Republican elites, but a stiff-necked Bible bully who graduated both Yale and Harvard can't win Trump's base
The cozy “Maltese Falcon”: How “Murder, She Wrote” reinvented mysteries forever
Zac Bissonnette
As the author of "A Killing in Costumes," I play detective to discover the origins of the cozy mystery genre I love
The backlash to Christianity: Republicans are now panicked — but they only have themselves to blame
Amanda Marcotte
It's not lack of school prayer causing people to abandon faith, it's that Christianity has become a toxic religion
Take Joe Manchin’s deal: Climate bill may be Democrats’ last chance to bring back young voters
Amanda Marcotte
Biden's numbers with young voters are in the tank, but passing a climate bill might be the thing to save Democrats
“Only Murders in the Building” co-creator on how Jane Lynch became Charles’ stand-in
Alison Stine
"It was one of the greatest moments you could ever have in a writers' room," John Hoffman tells Salon
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