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LGBTQ caravan migrants may have to “prove” their gender or sexual identity at U.S. border
Stefan Vogler
LGBTQ asylum-seekers have historically had to face bias and ignorance about gender identity and sexuality
How Hanukkah came to America
Dianne Ashton
Hanukkah is a minor holiday in the Jewish calendar — so how did it attain such a special place in America?
Why are conservatives so furious about the links between George H.W. Bush and Donald Trump?
Amanda Marcotte
After Bush's death, I noted that he was closer to Trump than some believe. This enraged Trump voters: But why?
Why Twitter’s cute, heart-shaped “like” button is not so harmless
A. Trevor Sutton
The “like” button does far more than just express how much a person likes a particular picture or post
The “Baby, It’s Cold Outside” fight is back — but why?!
Erin Keane
While we're at it, yes "Die Hard" is a Christmas movie and no, rehashing 2013's arguments won't turn back the clock
Hasan Minhaj on the joy of making “Patriot Act” and keeping the political personal
Melanie McFarland
Salon talks to the Netflix host about mining comedy from cultural events while keeping his paradigm personal
Silicon Valley is undermining democracy with its dangerous ideology
Robert R. Raymond
Salon's Keith A. Spencer lays out the case for why Silicon Valley is a scourge on democracy
Beware the “bipartisan” trap: Democrats should resist pointless “compromise”
Paul Rosenberg
The D.C fetish for bipartisan compromise is a misreading of history, and a prescription for stagnation and disaster
“Generation Wealth” documentarian Lauren Greenfield on how the rich are destroying civilization
Keith A. Spencer
The esteemed filmmaker observed how the vapid trickle-down culture of the plutocracy could be the end of us all
America’s dark history of organized anti-Semitism re-emerges in today’s far-right groups
Bradley W. Hart
The German American Bund and the Silver Legion developed a unique culture of hatred for Jews in the 20th century
Donald Trump is not invincible: Impeachment remains unlikely, but the end is in sight
Amanda Marcotte
Even after that crazy week, removing Trump from office is still a long way off. But it sure feels more possible
Jews deserve a better Hanukkah movie than Adam Sandler’s “Eight Crazy Nights”
Matthew Rozsa
The best known Hanukkah movie is Adam Sandler's 2002 mess "Eight Crazy Nights" — and that is a tragedy
No tears for Paul Ryan: On the short, unhappy tenure of the worst House speaker ever
Andrew O'Hehir
Hypocrisy and failure are only the beginning: Ryan's speakership is a story of craven cowardice and collaboration
“The Once and Future Worker” is Romney loyalist, Oren Cass’s labor theory of value
Samuel Hammond
Now that the GOP is the party of the white working class, Cass's pro-labor advocacy is a necessary exercise
Here are the 10 most annoying Christmas songs of all time
Julianne Escobedo Shepherd
Why do pop artists have to get involved with Christmas?
Salon’s reader comments of the week: “I’ve embraced my atheism”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Our community talks about losing faith, and finding hope
Jay-Z’s tough love for Kanye: Breaking down his guest verse on Meek Mill’s “Championships”
D. Watkins
Hov has some words for Ye — but refuses to destroy him for the entertainment of others
How to manage Trump: Modeling madness at the G20
Michael J. Brenner
Trump is very predictable in one way: He laps up flattery
Has the CIA turned on Mohammed bin Salman?
Jefferson Morley
The Washington Post’s tale of cutthroat Saudis
Funk was the black answer to “Star Wars”: Take the trip with “Tales From the Tour Bus”
Melanie McFarland
Salon talks to producer and historian Nelson George about the rock radio "apartheid" and why funk never got its due
Betsy DeVos has little to show after 2 years in office
Dustin Hornbeck
A review of the past two years shows that much of the Secretary of Education's policy agenda has failed
Trump’s border violence is sick entertainment for his fans: And they love it
Chauncey DeVega
Trump's supporters were thrilled by the tear-gas assault on migrants at the border. He has trained them well
Son and daughter of the Confederacy: Donald Trump and Cindy Hyde-Smith are a love match
Chauncey DeVega
Trump's intervention in the Mississippi Senate election is telling: It's now a referendum on white supremacy
Melania Trump’s dream of a red Christmas trees invokes visions of “Handmaid’s Tale” across Twitter
Shira Tarlo
The dystopian tale of female subjugation is far from resembling "the most wonderful time of the year"
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