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Why some New Age influencers believe Trump is a “lightworker”
Nicole Karlis
The New Age philosophy-Trump connection has concerning parallels to the role mysticism played in Nazi Germany
Australia, fighting Facebook, is latest country to struggle against foreign influence on journalism
Vanessa Freije
The battle between media companies and foreign governments over who controls the news dates back some 150 years
Mr. Potato Head, Dr. Seuss and trans kids: How Democrats are already letting Republicans win in 2022
Amanda Marcotte
Republicans have quickly seized on wedge issues while Democrats stubbornly refuse to end the filibuster
CPAC 2021: A school for indoctrinating and radicalizing right-wing extremists
Chauncey DeVega
The CPAC gathering was more than a showcase for Donald Trump — it was an education camp for far-right radicals
“Murder Among the Mormons” filmmakers on how forgeries, faith and a salamander led to Utah bombings
Ashlie D. Stevens
"Napoleon Dynamite" director Jared Hess and filmmaker Tyler Measom spoke with Salon about their 3-part docuseries
Amy Poehler’s banal “Moxie” is a dream of a rebel girl made by and for her well-meaning Gen X mom
Melanie McFarland
Netflix's new teen flick tries to sell '90s Third Wave feminism (and zines!) to today's more discerning youth
Biden pulls Neera Tanden nomination after GOP, Joe Manchin sink her over mean tweets
Igor Derysh
Tanden's backers slammed the double standard facing Biden's picks after four years of Twitter vitriol from Trump
CPAC, conservatives and the culture war: Why Republicans will become more extreme in Trump’s absence
Heather Digby Parton
This is a very radical group of people and they are much more extreme than they were in 2016
No, Joe Biden and schools didn’t “cancel” Dr. Seuss – but the right wants you to think they did
Ashlie D. Stevens
Would you, could you cancel Dr. Seuss? One book, six books have been set loose
Reckonings, pain and joy: ABC’s ambitious “Soul of a Nation” explores all of it for all Americans
Melanie McFarland
Salon talks with series creator Marie Nelson about ABC's six-part series that's "docu-zine meets news variety show"
Emma Brown on how to stop our sons from growing up into monstrous men
Nicole Karlis
Reporting on #MeToo while raising a son led journalist Emma Brown to study how America raises its boys
Twitter banned Trump — now Jim Jordan wants a hearing to “address the scourge of cancel culture”
Sky Palma
"The wave of cancel culture spreading the nation is a serious threat to fundamental free speech rights"
The Cuomo scandal illustrates the limits of #MeToo — and the need to hold men to a higher standard
Amanda Marcotte
Being an overbearing creep falls short of sexual harassment, but more social opprobrium would help stop the louts
CPAC veers into neo-Nazi fantasy: Was it deliberate? That hardly matters
Chauncey DeVega
Extremism experts on CPAC's "inadvertent" use of a Nazi-associated rune: A clear signal, with unclear motives
The 2020 Republican campaign: A systematic and sustained attack on people of color
Alex Kotch, Center For Media And Democracy
While right-wing Americans primed for insurrection, the GOP portrayed protesters for racial justice as terrorists
A new strategy to reduce suicide by pesticide poisoning
Vaishnavi Chandrashekhar
To address suicide rates in many developing countries, a WHO study urges national bans on hazardous pesticides
Our understanding of titanosaurs was just upended by a new fossil find
Matthew Rozsa
Titanosaurs, tremendously huge Cretaceous dinosaurs, may have evolved very differently than we thought
Hyatt Hotels says it takes concerns that CPAC stage resembled Nazi symbol “very seriously”
Igor Derysh
CPAC organizer Matt Schlapp said the comparison was “outrageous and slanderous” and the stage was “very pretty"
White women and the racist right: Marjorie Taylor Greene is not an aberration
Chauncey DeVega
Historian Elizabeth Gillespie McRae on MTG, "gender essentialism" and white women's central role in white supremacy
When men started to obsess over six-packs
Conor Heffernan
"Western culture’s fascination with chiseled abdominals can be traced to the late 18th and early 19th centuries"
From Biden to “Bridgerton,” how our stuttering heroes bring a restoration of democracy
Roshaya Rodness
Democracy, with its emphasis on freedom of speech and expression, is best served by those who fight for their voice
Britain’s sexist campaign to sell computers
Mar Hicks
By exploiting women, British companies gained all the benefits of powerful mainframes with little labor overhead
Our moral fate: Allen Buchanan on escaping tribalism
Philip Laughlin
As human politics becomes increasingly polarized, a philosopher explains how to escape the gyre of tribalism
Solitary confinement may worsen COVID-19 transmission in prisons
Robin Blades
Using punitive isolation & lockdowns to curb the virus in prisons may discourage reporting. Is there a better way?
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