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Donald Trump and racist violence: Research points to a clear connection
Chauncey DeVega
What was already obvious now has research behind it: The rise of Donald Trump has led to violence and death
Legalized betting could change how we watch sports
Derrick Clifton
NCAA tournament brackets are more than a hobby for fantasy league fun, bragging rights and office pools.
Jordan Peele is bringing “Twilight Zone” back, and not a moment too soon
Matthew Rozsa
Rod Serling's "Twilight Zone" treated political and moral problems seriously, as its best episodes show
Brexit devours its children
Denis MacShane
Tory anti-Europeanism ended Margaret Thatcher, John Major, David Cameron and Theresa May. Who’s next?
Forget Miami. This year, discover St. Pete on Florida’s under-the-radar west coast
Elisabeth Robinson
A little new, a little classic, and a lot of sunshine
The absurd outrage over Jussie Smollett
David Masciotra
How can Rahm Emanuel be so angry over Smollett's dismissed charges when grave injustice happens daily on his watch?
Janet Jackson’s induction: Rock & Roll Hall of Fame is finally part of the Rhythm Nation
Rachel Leah
Jackson's long overdue honor is justice, finally, for the 2004 Super Bowl fallout
Damon Young on wooing with Wu-Tang, teaching Whiteness 101 and how survival “makes you blacker”
D. Watkins
Salon talks to acclaimed writer Damon Young about his new book, "What Doesn't Kill You Makes You Blacker"
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez shows us all: Here’s how to fight Republican climate trolls
Amanda Marcotte
Republicans can't defend climate-change denial, so they turn to trolling. Finally progressives are fighting back
ATV deaths top 15,000 threshold in latest government report
Eli Wolfe, Myron Levin
Studies have shown that over half of ATV deaths occur on private or public roads
AOC and Francis Fukuyama: Reflections on social democracy and the U.S.
Stephan Richter
It's about time Americans open their minds to the core tenets of social democracy
How incompetent men fail their way to the top
Nicole Karlis
Psychologist Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic says there's a simple reason incompetent men become leaders
A normal American girl — except I wasn’t allowed to date
Ayser Salman
My parents came to the U.S. to escape fascism in Iraq, and ended up installing a lite version of their own at home
Dirty money and museums: Refusing Sackler family donations is just the beginning
Rachel Leah
What are cultural institutions teaching about humanity if they look the other way when it comes to funding?
Nora McInerny rejects the cult of positivity that demands we get over grief: “Bitch, how?”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Salon talks to a leading voice on widowhood about remarriage, uncertainty and why there are "No Happy Endings"
All charges against Jussie Smollett dropped: Actor won’t be prosecuted for alleged false reports
Rachel Leah
The "Empire" star pleaded not guilty to 16 counts of disorderly conduct for allegedly filing false attack report
Constitutional scholar Laurence Tribe: Forget Mueller; impeachment won’t save America
Chauncey DeVega
Expert on the Constitution says we now face "enormous peril," doubts Trump will ever leave office voluntarily
Did your doctor “ghost” you? An employment contract may be to blame
Michelle Andrews
Contracts with so-called restrictive covenants are now common in medicine, although some states limit their use
US and UK: The end of progress
Alexei Bayer
Without belief in progress, the US and the UK have little chance of retaining their global leadership
America’s legacy of racial terror and Charles W. Chesnutt’s “The Marrow of Tradition”
Wiley Cash
If we want to understand the current climate of far-right hate in America, read "The Marrow of Tradition"
Reggae star Buju Banton’s long walk to freedom
Baz Dreisinger
What the Grammy winner's case reveals about the U.S. justice system and the moral panic of the war on drugs
Instagram is the new home for Alex Jones and Infowars
Natalie Martinez
Since December, Alex Jones has used Instagram to post Infowars videos
Local laws and code enforcement are just as important as the Mueller’s Russia report
Bob Hennelly
Real estate pirates like Trump & Kushner have schemed unchecked for decades and now their shoddy standards are ours
Please don’t invite me over to dinner: The case against home-cooked meals
D. Watkins
Home cooking plays a treasured role in African American culture, I know. But give me a restaurant meal any day
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