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Brexit: A cultural morphology
Frank Vogl
How the deep forces of British history, from royalism to nationalism, combined to trigger the Brexit moment
Meet Julián Castro: Is he the Obama of the 2020 race?
D. Watkins
Former HUD secretary tells "Salon Talks" about his coming of age, the border crisis and why he's running
The case for a national general strike protesting Trump’s heartless shutdown
Bob Hennelly
The social cohesion for a general strike supporting federal workers is part of America’s past, how about now?
How is trade working out for you, President Trump?
Uwe Bott
The fallacy of seeking to reduce the U.S. trade deficit without raising U.S. savings rates
Smart Watch: “Valley of the Boom,” “Corporate” returns, and “The Dictator’s Playbook” on PBS
Melanie McFarland
Before Internet gazillionaires were rich enough to launch Teslas into space, they were battling for dominance
Oprah Winfrey to interview Beto O’Rourke as signs point toward possible 2020 presidential campaign
Shira Tarlo
Democratic activists have begun to lay campaign groundwork for O'Rourke if he decides to throw his hat in the ring
Jeff Bezos’ divorce drama and those awful sexts: Why we can’t look away
Rachel Leah
The salacious tabloid reporting on Bezos' divorce is compelling because of the unique role he plays in our lives
How evangelical ideology is shaping President Donald Trump’s foreign policy
Matthew Chapman
Trump’s close relationship with evangelical politicians and voters (or more specifically, white ones) is well-known
Trump’s next move: Purging the U.S. military?
Alexei Bayer
The only force that could stop Trump if he ever tried to violate the Constitution would not be the Democrats
Donald Trump: Racist liar, or just a liar who happens to be a racist?
Chauncey DeVega
Trump's obvious lies and grotesque immorality speak only to the siege mentality of an audience haunted by fear
Here’s what a real strike looks like: 150 million say no to despotism in India
Vijay Prashad
If a new trade union law goes into effect, India will essentially abandon any commitment to workplace democracy
The “Dry January” effect: How taking a month off from alcohol could benefit you in the long term
Nicole Karlis
Yes, going without alcohol for a month has its advantages. And some therapists say it is not just another fad diet
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg misses oral arguments for the first time since 1993
Shira Tarlo, Rachel Leah
The 85-year-old Supreme Court Justice continues to recover after doctors removed cancerous nodules from her lung
Will China’s moon landing launch a new space race?
Wendy Whitman Cobb
What will China discover on the far side of the moon?
Elizabeth Warren, the Democrats and the real problem with the “fake news media”
Paul Rosenberg
Mainstream media's vacuous, sexist and false responses to Warren makes clear how thoroughly it's been hacked
Political scientists explain how Trump and a radicalized GOP pose a long-term threat to democracy
Travis Gettys
"Behavior that was once considered unthinkable in American politics is becoming commonplace"
It’s not just Apple: Baidu CEO warns employees that “winter is coming”
Andy Meek
The CEO of the Beijing-based search engine company sent out a letter to his employees with an ominous warning
9 great TV shows returning in January 2019, from “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” to “True Detective”
Melanie McFarland
No need to brace for the post-holiday blues. January alone gives us these 9 happy returns to be excited about
Ellen’s Kevin Hart interview, “haters” and the celebrity victim complex
Rachel Leah
Ellen didn't challenge Kevin Hart once as he painted himself as the sole victim of a "malicious attack"
Democrats in Congress unveil ambitious plan to fix our election system
Steven Rosenfeld
The bill’s framing is to counter systemic corruption that blocks some citizens — but not others — from voting
Is time finally up for R. Kelly? “Surviving” series shows why he’s been protected for so long
Melanie McFarland
The women accusing R. Kelly of abuse have largely been faceless. This series centers their pain. Will that matter?
House Democrats unveil their first big bill: Protecting democracy in the Trump era
Amanda Marcotte
HR1 goes well beyond Donald Trump's epic corruption into addressing the GOP's widespread voter suppression tactics
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