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Keeping tabs on what Trump does, as well as what he says
Terry H. Schwadron
He doesn’t want an independent press reporting on what he’s up to
Why has Halloween become so popular among adults?
Linus Owens
Young adults now spend more money on costumes than any other age group
Bring on the witching hours: “American Horror Story: Apocalypse” and a sisterhood that will save us
Melanie McFarland
Witches are having a moment now, in a feminist response to the misogyny thrumming through our politics and culture
5 excellent political horror films to watch this Halloween
Matthew Rozsa
Nope, none of these films are from "The Purge" franchise
Tricking and treating’s long history
Regina Hansen
Hallowe'en is an amalgamation of many different traditions and cultures — yet here's one origin story worth knowing
How the dead danced with the living in medieval society
Ashby Kinch
The dead who were consecrated as saints became part of daily ritual life and were expected to help the community
What history reveals about surges in anti-Semitism and anti-immigrant sentiments
Ingrid Anderson
The magnitude of the Pittsburgh synagogue massacre may be unprecedented, but it is only the latest
Ever blamed “the Jews”? You have blood on your hands too
Matthew Rozsa
If you fault "the Jews" as a group, you share blame for the Pittsburgh massacre even if you reject violence
Our republic is in crisis — and it’s killing us. Can we really claim we didn’t see it coming?
Jim Sleeper
Four years ago I published this essay in Salon: It predicted the rise of a demagogue, and much of what would follow
How HBO is changing sex scenes forever
Breena Kerr
HBO's new policy requires all of its shows and movies with sex scenes to be staffed with an intimacy coordinator
This is Trump’s America: Slaughter in Pittsburgh, racist killings at Kroger and the MAGAbomber
Chauncey DeVega
Is our country really this sociopathic? Unfortunately, that's possible — and Trump is a symptom, not the disease
Bill Kristol calls on Fox News anchors to quit the network
TRAVIS GETTYS
"I say this as someone who was on Fox News for 10 years: Can they defend their effect on the culture?”
Joel Edgerton: Conversion therapy “needs to be dismantled”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The "Boy Erased" director on being "respectful" to religion while challenging a controversial practice
Did Trump destroy the conservative movement? No — he cashed in on its darkest tendencies
Paul Rosenberg
#NeverTrump conservatives may view him as a traitor. But their ideology has trended toward hate for a long time
There are unfolding voting controversies in two key states’ upcoming elections
Steven Rosenfeld
No simple solutions in Georgia and North Dakota
“This was definitely a lady-run project”: Samin Nosrat dishes on her new Netflix food show
Manny Howard
"I want to honor home cooks. And who are home cooks? They're almost always women." Nosrat turns her book into TV
Donald Trump didn’t start the fire: Here are things the midterms can’t fix
Andrew O'Hehir
An appalling week of mail bombs, Trump tweets and Megyn Kelly overload should remind us: Politics won't fix America
Is it any benefit to us that American business knows the country better than the president?
Edward Goldberg
American business is attuned to America as it is, not as President Trump wants it to be
Why Megyn Kelly’s shoddy understanding of the history of blackface isn’t surprising
Mark Laver
Most U.S. kids learn Bowdlerized minstrel songs that taint their understanding of American history for life
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Donald Trump won’t give up his iPhone: Who’s he talking to, and who’s listening?
Heather Digby Parton
New York Times report about president's iPhone habit fries his biscuits, disrupting bomb jokes, caravan paranoia
A radical Republican shows his Aryan colors
Terry H. Schwadron
Iowa Rep. Steve King spells out his racist worldview with an Austrian neo-fascist
The largest newspaper in Arizona just endorsed a Democrat for Senate for the first time in 18 years
Elizabeth Preza
Here is why the Arizona Republic endorsed Democrat Kyrsten Sinema over her Republican challenger Martha McSally
Megyn Kelly’s self-titled hour of “Today” on chopping block after ex-Fox News star defends blackface
Shira Tarlo
NBC News bet a sky-high $69 million on its ability to rebrand Kelly as another friendly "Today Show" cast member
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