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Look Again: The day’s most compelling images from around the globe
Salon Staff
Fascinating world views from a concert hall in Hamburg to the Secunderabad Railway Station in India
Say yes to more sleep, not to coworkers’ requests: Work habits to ditch in 2017
OpenWork Staff
A few simple changes to your workday can reap major rewards and alleviate a ton of stress
Farewell, my black president: Barack Obama sounds a note of hope, and a note of warning
Chauncey DeVega
Obama stuck to the positive because he knows history will vindicate him — if America endures the coming ordeal
Donald Trump and the pod people: How “national security” Republicans became Russian tools
Chauncey DeVega
Republicans love to pose as hard-core patriots. But both the party leadership and its voters have flipped for Putin
WATCH: Erosion of “Judeo-Christian ethics” led to the rise of Trump
Carrie Sheffield
Former FCC Chairman Al Sikes discusses how the slow decay of ethics created the landscape for Trump to succeed
“Strike a Pose,” a documentary about the kids that taught Madonna and the world to vogue
Gary Kramer
A documentary about the 7 young men who traveled the world with Madonna as she entreated the world, "C'mon, vogue!
Look Again: The day’s most compelling images from around the globe
Salon Staff
Fascinating world views from Japanese men bathing in ice water to a sleepy polar bear at a German zoo
The Golden Globes Awards never fail to disappoint the easily disappointable
Max Cea
We predicted controversy and were right; we just predicted the wrong controversies
Public office, private graft: Protests stopped the predators — but they will be back very soon
Michael Winship, Bill Moyers
The public outcry after the GOP tried to quash an ethics watchdog is the kind of citizen action we need now
Notes from a trailing spouse: An expat plots a life well-lived in a barren principality
Bex B
Cover your computer's camera, careful what you say in emails and, whatever you do, don't drink or swear in public
Pussy Riot members, journalist Masha Gessen on the Putin-Trump bromance: “Shortest honeymoon in history”
Fernanda Eberstadt
Pussy Riot's Nadya Tolokonnikova, writer Masha Gessen and activist Hunter Heaney on the rise of America's autocrat
Donald Trump and the hobbling of shame: David Foster Wallace warned us about reality TV and we didn’t listen
David Masciotra
In 2004, David Foster Wallace said "only time will tell how far we’ll go" in a post-shame culture. Now we know
The science of white working class pain: Trump’s appeal is rooted in the body as well as the mind
Vinnie Rotondaro
Trump voters' physical, emotional and social stress affected their world views
Single-sex schools are on the rise for kids of color
Lise Eliot
Gender-segregated education is making a comeback, especially in urban charter schools
Not all animals have a use: The passing of John Berger brings to mind a prancing cockatoo
Catherine Quayle
A YouTube video serves as a tribute to John Berger's prescient writings about zoos
Send in the clowns: Donald Trump, Julian Assange and the enemies of liberal democracy
Andrew O'Hehir
In a bizarre coda to a surreal election, Trump and Assange join forces to show us how badly democracy is broken
Michael Moore gives me hope: 5 reasons why he’s a leader the left needs now
Sophia A. McClennen
His combination of biting satire and passionate activism makes him a perfect public foil for a reality TV president
Donald Trump, Julian Assange and Russia: How they’re connected, and how they changed an election
Matthew Rozsa
You don't have to believe the Russians hacked the Democratic Party to be disturbed by the Trump/Assange/Putin axis
Dengue virus antibodies may worsen Zika infections
Sharon Isern
There are still many unanswered questions about the virus
Yes, Donald Trump’s voters may be confused and in pain — but no, they don’t deserve our empathy
Chauncey DeVega
Some Trump voters may well feel traumatized by historic and economic change. But that's no reason to forgive them
Why the Democratic leadership contest is urgent: It will shape the opposition to Trump
Paul Rosenberg
Keith Ellison and Tom Perez are both decent and progressive guys — but this is a crucial fight to save the party
Breaking: The Greatest Living American Writer: Sure, Milo’s book deal is a stain on the publishing industry. So what?
Neal Pollack
So, the alt-right adder got a big book deal. He's a skinny punk who can't hope to compete with me
Tucker Carlson takes over Megyn Kelly’s spot: Fox News signals it’s changing nothing
Matthew Sheffield
After Roger Ailes' ouster, there were signs Fox might veer toward the center. Under President Trump, not so much
Stop the God groveling, Democrats! Lack of religion is not your real problem
Heather Digby Parton
Every time Democrats lose, they rediscover the importance of religion. It's a simplistic and disrespectful reaction
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