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Timothy Snyder warned us fascism was coming — now he says we can survive it
Chauncey DeVega
America's elites didn't listen to Timothy Snyder when he told them what Trump would do. Are they listening now?
Republican Senate candidate gets booted from Ohio school board meeting
Jon Skolnik
Senate candidate Josh Mandel booted from Cincinnati school board meeting
Jon Gruden’s censorship: Why conservatives decry the consequences of free speech
Amanda Marcotte
Conservatives defend Jon Gruden to distract from the real cancel culture taking hold at schools across the country
Anita Hill’s seismic testimony and its reckoning 30 years later: “She was in no woman’s land”
Kylie Cheung
"There was an understanding — white women stood for gender, and Black men stood for race" in 1991
Right-wing fumes over NFL coach Jon Gruden’s resignation for racist, homophobic emails
Jon Skolnik
The NFL has become an increasingly popular battleground on which the right can wage its never-ending culture war
Republicans’ war on vaccines: GOP pushes strategy to prolong the pandemic
Amanda Marcotte
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott's ban on vaccine mandates shows how much Republicans are betting on COVID-19 to win in 2022
Democrats don’t have to save themselves. Donald Trump is still here to help
Heather Digby Parton
The "popularist" theory is nothing new. But Democrats should stop soul-searching while Trump is still a threat
Black flag: Understanding the Trumpists’ latest threatening symbol
Chauncey DeVega
Trump zealots have begun flying black U.S. flags, which signal no quarter for enemies. It's a threat of violence
The judge who jailed Black children for a crime that doesn’t exist
Meribah Knight, Ken Armstrong
Judge Donna Scott Davenport, who oversees a juvenile justice system, says kids face consequences that adults don't
How Washington dealt with a pandemic — in the 18th century
Matthew Rozsa
U.S. political parties were similarly riven by arguments over public health back in the late 18th century
James Bond hasn’t changed much, and neither have his problematic villains after 25 films
Trish Rooney
"No Time to Die" introduces Rami Malek as 007's latest antagonist, one who perpetuates a harmful stereotype
Coping without your favorite Native American mascots
Kylie Cheung
Comedian Joey Clift has words for outraged sports fans who want to "honor" their team's racist pasts
How conservative comic Greg Gutfeld overtook Stephen Colbert in ratings
Nick Marx, Matt Sienkiewicz
Fox News' "Gutfeld!" has become late-night's most popular show by "owning the libs"
Can we stop calling our humongous military spending the “defense” budget?
Norman Solomon
Paging George Orwell: Even antiwar progressives use the term, which suggests how far our discourse has degraded
Steven Pinker: “I’m trying to resolve how we can be so rational and irrational at the same time”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
"No individual can be counted on to be particularly rational"
In a riotous and timely memoir, a writer tells her story of winning a “free” house in Detroit
Keith A. Spencer
After winning a Detroit home, Anne Elizabeth Moore reckons with the definition of her new station in life
Marisel Salazar thinks if you can eat it, you can probably put adobo on it
Marisel Salazar
A look inside one food writer’s Panamanian, Cuban and Japanese pantry
Extinction: 23 gone, countless more to save
John R. Platt
Are you angry about the extinction of the ivory-billed woodpecker and 22 other species? Good. Use it.
Opinion: Government food aid programs need a digital facelift
Mia Jackson
Burgeoning online markets for food and grocery delivery may hold the key to fighting food insecurity
Bad blood? Taylor Swift fans targeted to vote against Virginia’s GOP candidate for governor
Kylie Cheung
Democrat Terry McAuliffe wants voters to know his opponent is responsible for the pop star's worst "nightmare"
Why Joe Biden remains hostage to the GOP’s death cult
Amanda Marcotte
Vaccine mandates are the only way to win the COVID wars. President Biden can just end this now
Norm Ornstein on the crisis of democracy: “This is the same roadmap we saw in Germany”
Chauncey DeVega
Widening crisis means all Americans may see elections as illegitimate, Ornstein warns. That would be the end
The “Squid Game” English subtitle translation doesn’t do justice to the story’s societal commentary
Kylie Cheung
One Korean-speaking fan of the Netflix series points out how we're missing important character information
“They play Santa Claus”: Humanitarians tested by a stuck Land Rover in savage comedy “Intregalde”
Gary M. Kramer
Salon spoke to Radu Muntean about his film in which aid workers attempt to help the needy in rural Transylvania
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