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The Trump Medicaid record: Big goals, yet few successes
Phil Galewitz
Trump entered office seeking a massive overhaul of Medicaid. Four years later, his administration has fallen short
The politics of cultural despair: That’s what’s killing us, not Donald Trump
Chris Hedges
The United States has become a grotesque shadow of itself. The absurd Trump regime is a symptom, not a cause
From “The Crown” to an animated WWII series, here’s what’s new on Netflix in November
Ashlie D. Stevens
Forget "Hillbilly Elegy," and check out some of these other titles instead
Viktor Orbán’s use and misuse of religion serves as a warning to Western democracies
Garrett Martin, Carolyn Gallaher
Orbán's adoption of Christianity is his latest shift in ideology, allowing him to better accumulate power
A “Y2K” election in 2020? Seriously
Terri Langston
6 reasons why this election is like the Y2K exercise
Chef Marcus Samuelsson: “Look out for the Black-owned restaurants … because we need you right now”
D. Watkins
The chef appeared on "Salon Talks" to discuss his book "The Rise" that provides recipes & a list of Black chefs
#WitchTheVote: This Halloween, witches are casting spells to defeat Trump
Jessalynn Keller, Alora Paulsen Mulvey
Witch-identified folks are sharing spells online in an act of magical resistance in advance of the U.S. election
America’s crimes against humanity aren’t on the ballot this year — but they should be
David Masciotra
"Family separation" and forced sterilization have vanished from the headlines. But they must not be forgotten
Goodbye, right-wing populism
Denis MacShane
A Trump defeat signals the beginning of the end of nationalist populist politics worldwide
Navigating the workplace on the spectrum: What it’s like being disabled in the pandemic-era office
Matthew Rozsa
Workplace discrimination against the neurodivergent is so common, most co-workers have no idea they're doing it
The riveting saga of “The Donut King,” who was seduced by dough, money and power
Gary M. Kramer
Filmmaker Alice Gu spoke to Salon about the charming Ted Ngoy, who created a donut empire for Cambodian immigrants
Trump will lash out if he loses — but he and his fans will be bigger crybabies if they win
Amanda Marcotte
Trump may slink away in shame if he loses. If he wins, we're in for four years of tantrums and recrimination
Psychologist Dan McAdams on the case of Trump: “Much stranger than any diagnostic category”
Chauncey DeVega
Author of "The Strange Case of Donald J. Trump": He's a man who "doesn't even remember what happened yesterday"
2020 and the company U.S. voters keep
Alton Frye
Why collective responsibility is the essence of democratic politics
Analysis shows spike in Covid-19 cases after numerous Trump rallies
Kenny Stancil
"These rallies offer a boost to the president's ego but risk leaving behind a trail of sickness"
Former Supreme Court justice’s son helped Trump get Deutsche Bank loans: report
Alex Henderson
Did former Justice Anthony Kennedy's son play a role in his decision to retire, paving way for Brett Kavanaugh?
Putin has devious plans if Joe Biden wins
Andreas Umland, Pavlo Klimkin
With the prospects rising that Biden will be elected, does the U.S. have to prepare for made-in-Russia mayhem?
Are 50 Cent, Ice Cube and young Black men enabling Trump’s re-election? Not exactly
Sam Fulwood III
Many young Black men are disillusioned with the election process: what effect will they have on the outcome?
What’s real in “Borat 2”?
Ashlie D. Stevens
From the now-infamous Giuliani "shirt tuck" to Borat's five days bunking with QAnon believers, here's the truth
Now how do we reform the U.S. Supreme Court?
Steven Hill
Other countries show many ways in which a nation can de-politicize nominations to its highest court
“Borat” and Trump’s “60 Minutes” interview show what we’re missing: a sense of shame
Melanie McFarland
One reason Trumpism decayed democratic norms is a media-enabled shamelessness on a level we've never seen before
The female recession: Why the workplace gender gap is growing during the pandemic
Nicole Karlis
Men are getting promoted while women are losing their jobs — and this workplace inequality is only getting worse
Kazakh American community slams “Borat 2”: “Why is our nation fair game for public ridicule?”
Manori Ravindran, Naman Ramachandran
"Why is the showing of the film 'Borat' banned in Kazakhstan? Because this film insults our history"
“Waikiki” filmmaker: “Hawai’i is marketed as a paradise . . . but things are only getting worse”
Gary M. Kramer
Native Hawaiian director Christopher Kahunahana spoke to Salon about his dark, surreal film about indigenous trauma
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