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This Thanksgiving holiday, we “celebrate” America’s departure from reality
David Masciotra
Donald Trump's delusions and conspiracy theories are only one aspect of a distinctive American bias against reality
Give it a rest, Republicans — no one wants to take away Turkey Day
Amanda Marcotte
The imaginary "war on Thanksgiving" is just Republicans grasping for post-Trump bulls**t to rile up the base
“Hillbilly Elegy” is “poverty-class cosplay” and “laughably bad” – reviews of Netflix’s adaptation
Hanh Nguyen
Ron Howard's take on J.D. Vance's memoir screams Oscar bait, alongside a lot of other screaming in the film
Grappling with a divided nation
Liz Theoharis
The new politics of the poor in Joe Biden’s (and Mitch McConnell’s) USA
“Pies transform a meal”: Take this master class in pie making with Petee’s Pie owner Petra Paredez
Joseph Neese
"Making pie is an inherently generous act, because pie is a dish that is meant to be shared," Petra Paredez says
Patients pay thousands for a back pain treatment promoted by exaggerated claims
John Hill
An investigation reveals that the claims of success for "spinal decompression" devices stretch the truth
“The Crown” presents Princess Diana of Wales, patron saint of tradition-defying divorcées
Melanie McFarland
I never got my mother's passion for the royals and Princess Diana in particular until Season 4 of "The Crown"
Inside Parler, the social media platform by and for Trump supporters
Nicole Karlis
As Facebook and Twitter crack down on misinformation, Trump supporters flock to the echo chamber of Parler
How “Supernatural” reflects the American spirit and the monstrous darkness lurking underneath
Melanie McFarland
As the long-running show comes to an end, its allure across the partisan and cultural divide holds despite our rift
Are you sure Trump’s plan to steal the election has failed? You shouldn’t be
Chris Marshall
Surely Republicans would never stage a ludicrous constitutional end-around with Brett Kavanaugh's help, would they?
A new #Resistance hero emerges amid the Trump endgame: The dutiful civil servant
Sophia Tesfaye
We hadn't heard of Brad Raffensperger or Chris Krebs a week ago. Now they're heroes standing tall for democracy
CDC adjusts its public health messaging to appeal to Americans’ individualism
Nicole Karlis
Reflecting American culture, CDC is now emphasizing personal benefits of mask-wearing instead of collective ones
HBO’s “Crazy, Not Insane” brings understanding of serial killers, if you have the stomach for it
Melanie McFarland
Alex Gibney's film about Dr. Dorothy Otnow Lewis looks at why we kill and posits killers aren't born but made
The crackpot factor: Why the GOP is worried about turning out the vote after Trump
Amanda Marcotte
Future GOP candidates lack Trump's secret sauce for attracting new voters — his appeal with Crank-Americans
Hey, Republicans — your guy lost. Can you please take the coronavirus seriously now?
Amanda Marcotte
Coronavirus denialism was entirely about helping Trump win the election — so can his voters move on now it's over?
The U.S. and the coddling of Donald Trump
Terri Langston
Is this really the time to "humor" Trump by allowing him slowly to come to terms with reality — like a little boy?
From Guy Fieri to yogurt cups with abs, how “dude food” is presented and affects what we eat
Ashlie D. Stevens
"Diners, Dudes and "Diets" author Emily Contois spoke to Salon about gendered food production and consumption
Megyn Kelly: Leftists “think you’re a white supremacist if you’re white”
David Edwards
“The only thing you can try to do is be less white,” the former NBC News host says
Lock him up! If Trump refuses to leave the scene after his defeat, there’s an obvious solution
Amanda Marcotte
To heal the country, Donald Trump needs to go away. He won't do it on his own, so prosecution is the only answer
New Yorkers knew Donald Trump first — and they spurned him before many American voters did
Lincoln Mitchell
Trump was the first U.S. president from New York City since Teddy Roosevelt, but he was never a hometown hero
What’s the future of American democracy? More inequality, polarization and violence
Ramzy Baroud
It might have been irrelevant whether Biden or Trump won this election. Yes, the problems are that bad
Nadiya Hussain isn’t trying to blend into the food world anymore: “Why not just create space?”
Ashlie D. Stevens
On "Salon Talks" the food star dives into baking, identity and why she doesn't throw anything away in the kitchen
“The Crown” returns with Princess Di & Margaret Thatcher testing the Queen’s humanity
Melanie McFarland
Gillian Anderson is masterful playing the Prime Minister, while Emma Corrin is uncanny as the People's Princess
If Democrats can’t stop acting like losers when they win, America is doomed
David Masciotra
Yes, this election was unsettling — but Democrats won. It's time to fight for what they believe, not surrender
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