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Reassessing “Daria”: The legacy of MTV’s deadpan “misery chick” is not one of cynicism, but hope
Arielle Bernstein
15 years after the show's end, Daria is known as a misanthrope. But there's a beating heart behind that stare
A Dog’s Purposelessness: Alleged torture on the set of “A Dog’s Purpose” is disgusting, but unsurprising
John Semley
Dogs have been bred as a companions, not as tools. TMZ reveals terrible truth behind making of a cute dog movie
Will Donald Trump’s divided America evoke the social turmoil of the ’60s? It might — and the 1860s too
Andrew O'Hehir
Donald Trump's polarized nation bears the scars of the 1960s — and divisions that go back much further than that
Vulgarians at the gate: The next 4 years could be a long, slow, messy slide into cultural oblivion
David Masciotra
Think Donald Trump's campaign was full of previously unthinkable moments? It can only keep getting worse from here
Get up to speed on weed: This book outlines both the history and future of marijuana
Phillip Smith
The billion-dollar question is whether Trump is going to set pot policy or leave it to his minions
Barack Obama’s last interview as president was for a podcast with his old communications team
Taylor Link
Crooked Media's Jon Favreau, Jon Lovett, Dan Pfeiffer and Tommy Vietor snag an interview with the former president
WATCH: Don’t worry, just talk: Story Corps says the details of live stories matter, not the devices you use to save them
Alli Joseph, Video produced by Kevin Carlin
We never know how long we have, so grab your phone, hit record, and talk to your mom and dad about their lives
The butcher’s bill has come due: President Donald Trump is about to victimize his own voters
Chauncey DeVega
Our new president's supporters are likely to suffer from his regressive policies. I have no compassion for them
Breaking: Greatest Living American Writer: “Cry, my beloved president”
Neal Pollack
America steers from calm, sophisticated literary waters into a stormy sludge of innuendo and racist frog memes
We will miss Barack Obama for a lot of things but not his cultural policy
Scott Timberg
The president has done some very good things. But his support for the arts and humanities is not among them
Look Again: The day’s most compelling images from around the globe
Salon Staff
Fascinating world views from the "Well of Death" in India to an icy lake dip to celebrate the Epiphany in Belarus
Netflix gets its groove back as it prepares to unleash major talent in 2017
Angelo Young
After struggling with subscription growth, Netflix seems ready to take on more competition
Can progressives make changes in the Trump era?
Sandra Waddock
Things are not looking good for American progressives, who need to create powerful and unified vision
WATCH: Justice Department report hits Chicago police for lack of accountability, rampant racial profiling
Matthew Rozsa
After more than a yearlong investigation, the Justice Department has issued a damning report about Chicago cops
The Women’s March on Washington is misnamed — we should have called it the People’s March instead
Anna March
As a proud feminist, I don’t fear alienating men with the name. But progressives need to come together to fight
“Will & Grace” rides again: NBC to revive groundbreaking LGBT sitcom that feels painfully out of date now
Melanie McFarland
The network confirmed its commitment to 10 new episodes, but will the late '90s hit be updated to fit our times?
Arts, culture are missing in the teaching of Islam
Kishwar Rizvi
Teaching Islam is often limited to religious practice, but its impact on the arts and culture is seldom discussed
GOP voters loved Donald Trump’s sexism, report suggests — but it may also be his undoing
Amanda Marcotte
Many Republicans actually think women are better off than men in America — but liberals are fired up to fight back
“People don’t expect you to be Oprah”: Author Emily McDowell on empathy for amateurs
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The co-author of "There Is No Good Card for This" talks about the underrated art of stepping up
Religious freedom: It’s a core American principle, and it doesn’t mean what right-wingers want it to mean
Paul Rosenberg
Although the latter-day GOP has tried to pervert this critical idea, it's not about selling cakes to gay couples
Andrew Puzder’s shady history: Trump’s labor secretary nominee is a habitual violator of labor law
Liza Featherstone
By tapping Puzder, Trump has made clear that his administration will be a dystopian nightmare for U.S. workers
How memes are breaking down elitism in the fine art world
Katie Fustich
Drake and van Gogh have more in common than you might think
Paul Ryan’s empty moral core: Fight against Obamacare shows a man on a mission to win at any cost
D. Watkins
Bill Maher was right about Paul Ryan; now Ryan's willing to work around the truth to defeat the ACA, no matter what
A New Year’s resolution for the Republic: Make average citizens’ opinions matter again
Talmon Joseph Smith, Peter Levine
Maybe not predictable, but uncoupling public will and public policy has produced a result that was always possible
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