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George Orwell stopped and smelled the roses, and Rebecca Solnit wants modern people to do the same
Amanda Marcotte
The author appeared on "Salon Talks" to discuss how Orwell's gardening & seeking joy is essential to resistance
Virginia election: Democrats left listless without Donald Trump
Amanda Marcotte
Youngkin didn't need Trump for a bigotry-based campaign, but McAuliffe couldn't get out deflated voters without him
Republicans simplify their defense of Texas abortion ban: Women are too stupid to have rights
Amanda Marcotte
The Republican defense of the Texas abortion law at the Supreme Court assumes women are too dumb to handle choices
Surge in GOP’s war on free speech should sound alarms
Amanda Marcotte
The GOP's war on free speech is spreading — targeting educators, books, and even Democratic political organizers
The war on Halloween: Why the right’s moral panic over ’80s horror movies still matters
Matthew Rozsa
A Halloween fable: When the Christian right tried to suppress a slasher movie — and famous film critics helped
Ron DeSantis sues Biden administration over vaccine mandates
Matthew Rozsa
The Republican governor of Florida is fighting against the vaccine mandate for federal contractors
Democrats seize on historic hearing with Big Oil executives
Matthew Rozsa
Oil executives had never previously answered questions under oath on allegedly spreading science misinformation
Meta and the Facebook Papers: Why Mark Zuckerberg has nothing to fear
Amanda Marcotte
In our times of government impotence, media scandals are meaningless
TV dinner: 5 of our best stories about the intersection between what we eat and what we watch
Ashlie D. Stevens
From interrogating the culinary capacity of the "Star Trek" replicator to the TV genre of celebs who can't cook
Do GOP voters actually believe Trump’s Big Lie about “rigged” elections? They don’t act like they do
Amanda Marcotte
Republican conspiracy theories are best understood as a collective agreement to tell lies in the name of Trumpism
Poll: Majority of GOP voters say they want the 2020 election overturned
Jon Skolnik
Still, just 23% of Republicans believe that Donald Trump will be reinstalled as president
Conservatives conjure up a 21st-century Satanic panic. Will it work?
Amanda Marcotte
The Loudoun County case was rape. The anti-trans hysteria unleashed in Virginia, however, is wholly invented
In the world of Star Trek, would people still cook even though they have access to a replicator?
Amanda Marcotte
The venerated sci-fi series and its relationship to food show how central cooking is to what makes us human
The right’s latest anti-trans hysteria just blew up
Amanda Marcotte
Anti-trans hysteria isn't just baseless — it's harmful
More than a litmus test: How the Big Lie threatens to crack up Trump’s coalition
Amanda Marcotte
Tensions rise in the GOP over how far to take the Big Lie and the politics of insurrection
From Hasselbeck to McCain, “The View” needs the “right” hook when casting its conservative co-host
Melanie McFarland
Meghan McCain says "The View" needs a "real conservative." But what does that mean in daytime TV terms?
GOP gerrymandering will backfire on Republicans
Amanda Marcotte
Gerrymandering doesn't just hurt Democrats — it also speeds up the Republican race to the bottom
The evolution of Trump’s Big Lie: Republicans retool their conspiracy theory for the mainstream
Amanda Marcotte
Republicans are redefining "rigged" to make Trump's Big Lie more media-friendly
What do “centrists” want? Cutting back Biden’s agenda isn’t moderate — it’s reckless
Amanda Marcotte
Demands made by Manchin and Sinema will cost more in the long run than passing the original Build Back Better bill
Colin Powell’s legacy: How his WMDs lie led to Donald Trump’s Big Lie
Amanda Marcotte
With one UN speech, Powell helped usher in the era of a GOP driven by lies and conspiracy theories
Tucker Carlson, Joe Rogan and the Proud Boys: How the fragility of the male ego fuels the far-right
Amanda Marcotte
Authoritarians know how to play on the gender anxieties of insecure men, building up an army of bitter chumps
Joe Biden’s Nixon moment: A policy agenda that could change history — and the media yawns
Matthew Rozsa
Nixon pushed for a startlingly progressive agenda 50 years ago, but the Beltway press didn't even pretend to care
Democrats hit the panic button. Is it too little too late for Joe Biden?
Amanda Marcotte
Democratic voters are demoralized — can congressional leaders and Biden turn the ship around?
The QAnon playbook: Republicans make school board meetings the new battleground
Amanda Marcotte
GOP takes a page from QAnon: Using concern for kids to push authoritarianism
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