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Decades of inequality shadow voter turnout in rural Georgia
Steven Rosenfeld
Small-town voter drive reveals why trusted family, friends and local leaders can boost turnout in Senate runoffs
“The Boys” cast reacts to Barack Obama praising show
Tyler Hersko
The former president cited several recent television shows that helped him unwind while writing his memoir
“Education” culminates Amazon’s “Small Axe” film series, finding beauty in the necessary struggle
Melanie McFarland
The latest film, about a boy fascinated with astronomy, is the most autobiographical to filmmaker Steve McQueen
Republican megadonor hired former Houston police captain accused of assault in “voter fraud” probe
Igor Derysh
Ex-cop ran repairman off the road and assaulted him with a gun in search of 750K nonexistent fake ballots, DA says
Bill Barr was Trump’s biggest enabler and top servant — but his real legacy is even darker
Heather Digby Parton
Barr knows that Trump's loss means he's done all he can to consolidate power for future GOP imperial presidents
Hollywood is still overlooking Latinx filmmakers: “My story matters, my pain matters”
Gary M. Kramer
"Real Women Have Curves" writer Josefina Lopez details racist industry experiences & needing better storytelling
Cider makers are betting on foraged apples for climate resilience
Bridget Shirvell
Why upstate New York's small-scale cider makers are incorporating wild apple varieties into their orchards
KFC’s sexy Colonel Sanders Lifetime movie is the perfect distillation for this year’s brand madness
Ashlie D. Stevens
For some, the mini movie was dumb fun. For others, it's a tiring reminder of why the “silence, brand” meme exists
Proud Boys’ party is over: Trump fans throw tantrums because they’ve lost more than an election
Amanda Marcotte
Right-wing anger is exploding because they know they're losing — not just the election, but the larger culture war
“Wild Mountain Thyme” review: John Patrick Shanley delivers the year’s most demented rom-com
David Ehrlich
An Irish rom-com so insanely over the top it makes Richard Curtis seem like Raymond Carver
Why Donald Trump is failing at making his dictator dreams a reality
Sophia A. McClennen
Trump’s autocratic designs are disturbingly forthright and blatant. We're lucky he's not better at building power
Why the Democrats failed again: On the cosmological emptiness of liberalism
Peter Hammond Schwartz
Right-wingers have a theory of human nature and the universe. Without such a narrative, liberals will keep losing
The success of “The Mandalorian” made spinoffs inevitable – but at the expense of originality
Melanie McFarland
Sure, we're excited to see Lando Calrissian and Boba Fett, but reliance on past characters isn't very reassuring
With the Trump circus finally ending, can America ever get back to useful politics?
David Masciotra
Americans are overworked, plagued with debt and imprisoned by inequality. Real politics must be about changing that
From a fertility doctor with a god complex to “Wonder Woman,” here’s what’s on HBO Max in December
Ashlie D. Stevens
Nothing says the holiday season like lots of true crime, Meryl Streep on an ocean liner & the return of "Euphoria"
There’s no comfort & joy in Melania Trump’s bleak and impersonal Christmas decor
Tabitha Blankenbiller
The First Lady has said she doesn't give a f**k about Christmas, and her chilling, forgettable decorations prove it
Mike Lee becomes lone Republican to block bipartisan bill creating American Women’s History Museum
Igor Derysh
The Utah Republican's move to block the museum comes on the 100th anniversary of women's suffrage
Rush Limbaugh says belief in a future “secession” is growing over US political divides
Alex Henderson
Limbaugh told his audience on Wednesday that the U.S. is "trending toward secession"
“Best American Food Writing” spotlights kitchen abuse and the curious reformation of bad-boy chefs
Ashlie D. Stevens
Co-editor J. Kenji López-Alt spoke with Salon about some of the more provocative essays from this new collection
A new civil war? It’s here: The right’s grievance politics is killing thousands every day
Amanda Marcotte
Right-wingers express their hatred by waving guns around, but spreading the virus was a much deadlier assault
Nicolas Cage to explore the origins of f*ck, sh*t, and more curse words in new Netflix series
Zack Sharf
Get your first look at Cage's brand new Netflix comedy series, "History of Swear Words"
In viral anti-racism PSA, “Steven Universe” character Pearl challenges our whitewashed history
Ashlie D. Stevens
The beloved show returns to Cartoon Network for the ongoing PSA series, with new installments rolling out bimonthly
“Alabama Snake” can’t out-weird “Tiger King,” even if a preacher tried to murder his wife via snake
Ashlie D. Stevens
From "Justified" to "X-Files," snake handlers hold a special place in pop culture, but HBO Max's doc lacks bite
Insiders at Charlie Kirk’s Trump-favored charity are cashing in: report
Mike Spies, Jake Pearson
Turning Point USA has entered into dubious financial arrangements and made misleading statements about its finances
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