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It wasn’t just “fake news” presenting a fake Hillary Clinton: She was held to impossible standards
Leigh Gilmore
A sinister Hillary Clinton dominated conservative media, but also appeared in mainstream journalism
When you grow up, your heart doesn’t have to die: Kevin Smokler and Jason Diamond on the perfectly imperfect world of John Hughes
Kevin Smokler, Jason Diamond
Two experts on John Hughes and '80s teen movies talk Jake Ryan, Ferris Bueller, Shermer High detention and more
The colorblind sisterhood fantasy: Black women voted for white women — and white women voted for themselves
LaSha
A Clinton victory would have been most symbolic for white women. Why did so many not vote for her?
Sympathy for Todd and Margo: Clark Griswold’s childless yuppie scum neighbors are holiday heroes
Erin Keane
Where can Clark Griswold stick his old-fashioned fun family Christmas? Bend over and they'll show him
Honoring the folks who made this whole Thanksgiving thing possible: The 10 best Native American movies
Gary M. Kramer
A lineup that includes Sherman Alexie, Jim Jarmusch and Gary Farmer (and Costner) concludes with obscure gems
Listen to your mother: Stop arguing with your relatives and get them to open up
Alli Joseph
Long holiday weekends mean plenty of family time. Put down your devices and tell each other stories
And now, the no-thanks list: Seven terrible people, events and phenomena of 2016 that inspire zero gratitude
D. Watkins
Yesterday was for gratitude. Today is for airing our grievances so they don't spill into the rest of the holiday
A time for everyone: Why Thanksgiving really is a holiday for pluralists
Matthew Dennis
Can Thanksgiving retain its favored status?
Breaking: “Trump can bogart our democracy but never our weed!”: The Greatest Living American Writer
Neal Pollack
Retreat from Trump's America into a haze of sativa smoke; there you will find the Greatest Living American Writer
Is your family dysfunctional, just not in a funny way? The 10 best family comedies
Gary M. Kramer
When the scene gets too heavy around the dinner table here are 10 dysfunction family comedies to change the mood
Nick Cave mourns: “I just think that he’s living in a new world”
Scott Timberg
Salon speaks to director Andrew Dominik about "One More Time With Feeling," his new doc about a grieving Nick Cave
History of the alt-right: The movement isn’t just Breitbart and white nationalists — it’s worse
George Michael
The alt-right is likely to grow, gaining a firmer foothold in American politics
Yes, I am “thankful” for Donald Trump on Thanksgiving — and here’s why you should be, too
Chauncey DeVega
The election of Trump has given us all a shock but it can be a needed wake-up call to protect our fragile democracy
RIP Scott Eric Kaufman, 1976-2016
Salon Staff
Salon's wide-ranging assistant editor, news reporter and culture critic has died at age 39
Thanksgiving, a day of mourning for Native Americans
Alli Joseph
Native Americans are still here — and Thanksgiving is a day of remembrance and activism for us
WATCH: The pop culture president
Kevin Carlin
President Barack Obama may be leaving office but his impact on pop culture will live on forever
Man who did Nazi salute with Tila Tequila outside Richard Spencer’s alt-right conference is Jewish, and it’s causing problems
Matthew Sheffield
Tila Tequila may have been on the headlines, but the real story is who else was there
The Trump sleaze factor: Let the GOP own the new, expanded “culture of corruption” Trump promises
Simon Maloy
In 2006 one corrupt lobbyist became a political nightmare for the GOP — imagine what a corrupt president would do
Donald Trump’s “inverted totalitarianism”: Too bad we didn’t heed Sheldon Wolin’s warnings
Chauncey DeVega
A political theorist once envisioned the flawed machinery of our democracy giving rise to an authoritarian regime
Mike Pence wanted to go to see “Hamilton,” not a morality play on the importance of minorities and the LGBT community in the United States
Carrie Sheffield
Pence, who rode a working-class wave, took the high road when he was being talked down to
Destroying heritage: How the Dakota Access Pipeline plans went all wrong
Chip Colwell
Officials were unaware of the significance of the areas through which the pipeline was supposed to pass
Look Again: The day’s most compelling images from around the globe
Salon Staff
Fascinating world views from a NASCAR crash in Florida to a voting queue for France's presidential primary election
The normalization of Donald Trump began in “1984”: How George Orwell’s Newspeak has infected the news media
Chauncey DeVega
The mainstream media has been complicit in a dangerous rebranding of Trump, his associates and their views
Donald Trump’s modest proposals: His campaign sounded like a Jonathan Swift essay — but who got the joke?
Noah Charney
A new biography of Jonathan Swift, the godfather of political satire, couldn't come at a better time
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