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The art of the Trumpaclysm: How the United States invaded, occupied and remade itself
Tom Engelhardt
President Trump’s presidency came from somewhere and developed out of something
WATCH: Choreographer Nai-Ni Chen on dance, immigrants and the American experience
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A Taiwanese makes the case for culture
Federal blow to the arts: How the NEA’s measly millions keep America’s museums alive
Robert Ekelund
Trump has indicated he wants to eliminate the National Endowment for the Arts in his budget to save money
“Logan” proves Wolverine is the comics’ most Canadian superhero — and not in the way you think
John Semley
Like the Truth and Reconciliation Campaign, "Logan" makes Canadians look bad in a good way
America’s infrastructure disaster — and why Donald Trump will do nothing to fix it
Paul Rosenberg
As the Oroville Dam near-disaster makes plain, America's infrastructure is crumbling. Trump's plan is empty talk
Trump and Mussolini: The same, only different? Eleven key lessons from historical fascism
Anis Shivani
Italian fascism provides a better model for our moment than Nazi Germany — and the comparison is not encouraging
You can’t argue with “support the troops”: How intelligent debate over military policy, defense spending and war shuts down
David Masciotra
Politicians exploit our desire for emotional solidarity with military individuals to serve their own agendas
Try before you buy: 4 companies revolutionizing recruitment, hiring processes
Tammy Nelson
From cultivating networks to being transparent, these employers’ recruitment tactics establish a level of trust
If you want to publish a truly subversive novel, have a main character who’s fat
Beth Younger
Showing that characters can be fat and be loved is much needed in today’s climate of “the obesity epidemic”
The resistance is all in your head: 6 ways to fight Trump brain rot
Sophia A. McClennen
Political opposition to Trumpism requires us to be at our cognitive best. Here are 6 ways to prepare your mind
WATCH: Bill Maher goes “through puberty” while reading a Russian spy novel
Alli Joseph
"Potty-trained Trump" spoke to Congress Tuesday, and Maher joked he was given wrong speech by Price Waterhouse
The golden state of hate: how the Internet made hate respectable
Ed Leibowitz
The Internet is responsible for mainstreaming white supremacist ideologies
Donald Trump and Andrew Jackson: More in common than just populism
Billy J. Stratton
Jackson's America saw an era of the marginalization of people, while using exceptionalism and progress as mantras
Never meet your heroes: Casey Affleck accepts his Oscar while an episode of “Girls” addresses sexual harassment
Erin Coulehan
Why is it so implausible that a woman would want to receive nothing more than wisdom from a an influential man?
Losing a war — one bad metaphor at a time
William J. Astore
Will more troops help the U.S. win in Afghanistan if there's no change in the policies of battle there?
David Byrne discusses his new documentary “Contemporary Color”: “Whoever decided what culture is, has kind of overlooked this”
Gary M. Kramer
A documentary, directed by Bill Ross IV and Turner Ross, examines the spectacle and the art of modern color guard
The destructive life of a Mardi Gras bead
David Redmon
Many revelers are either unaware – or refuse to admit – that there’s a problem that needs to be dealt with
Social media stars are fighting for the left
David Craig, Stuart Cunningham
Next-generation culture warriors could prove vital to winning the next election
LISTEN: Salon Mix
Erin Keane
In-depth multimedia feature stories from Salon about entertainment, culture and politics
The other right-wing tidal wave sweeping America: Federal and state preemption of local progressive laws
Don Hazen, Steven Rosenfeld
State laws are overstepping local laws in seven key areas
“It’s been very good”: Republican strategist on Trump’s first 100 days
Carrie Sheffield
Alexandra Sherer, a local NYC Republican leader joins Salon's Carrie Sheffield to discuss Trump's presidency
WATCH: Thoreau’s classic work “Walden” gets the video game treatment — yes, you heard that right
Matthew Smith
More and more, video games have a lasting impact on art and vice versa
Sweet charity: From the Governor’s Ball to the streets, post-Oscar food waste feeds many
Alli Joseph
Food recovery organizations, celebrities and tech solutions are working together to find food waste solutions
Digital apps and subscription boxes put books by black authors in readers’ hands
Jessica Lipsky
Entrepreneurs are using technology and social media to expand the reach of authors of color
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