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Yes, Donald Trump’s voters may be confused and in pain — but no, they don’t deserve our empathy
Chauncey DeVega
Some Trump voters may well feel traumatized by historic and economic change. But that's no reason to forgive them
Why the Democratic leadership contest is urgent: It will shape the opposition to Trump
Paul Rosenberg
Keith Ellison and Tom Perez are both decent and progressive guys — but this is a crucial fight to save the party
Breaking: The Greatest Living American Writer: Sure, Milo’s book deal is a stain on the publishing industry. So what?
Neal Pollack
So, the alt-right adder got a big book deal. He's a skinny punk who can't hope to compete with me
Tucker Carlson takes over Megyn Kelly’s spot: Fox News signals it’s changing nothing
Matthew Sheffield
After Roger Ailes' ouster, there were signs Fox might veer toward the center. Under President Trump, not so much
Stop the God groveling, Democrats! Lack of religion is not your real problem
Heather Digby Parton
Every time Democrats lose, they rediscover the importance of religion. It's a simplistic and disrespectful reaction
Donald Trump names Chris Christie aide fired over Bridgegate as White House political director
Sophia Tesfaye
Former Christie flunky Bill Stepien, fired after Bridgegate, will be Trump's White House political director
Taking the Portland out of “Portlandia”: It’s less about place than it is about personalities
Melanie McFarland
"Portlandia" is less about one unique town than the entertaining quirks of characters who could be living anywhere
Remembering John Berger: The English art critic helped bring ideas to TV
Scott Timberg
Berger, who died on Monday, was eclectic, cool, and sophisticated, and kept on going 'til he hit 90
Donald Trump is undeniably the enemy — but people who voted for him might not be
Conor Lynch
Leftism is supposed to be about empathy — standing against Trump without demonizing his supporters is critical
Dying of a broken heart is a real thing, and Debbie Reynolds may well have done it
Erin Coulehan
Caused by severe stress, say the death of a child, there's little to distinguish a broken heart from a heart attack
Julian Assange denies Russian hacking allegations, claims President Obama is trying to “delegitimize” Donald Trump
Matthew Rozsa
Assange's new interview with Sean Hannity further fuels the suspicion that he is acting on behalf of Putin
How’d we get here? The unholy crusade against political correctness was all the cover Trump needed
Jim Sleeper
Campus witch-hunts have nurtured the very threat to our free speech they allegedly sought to root out
Collateral damage on the Homefront: We must hold George W. Bush accountable for his crimes as Trump takes power
Stacy Bannerman
Trump is a terror, but we can't forget the politicians who allowed his rise
My shortlist of political New Year’s resolutions: A guide to staying sane in 2017
Amanda Marcotte
Yeah, 2016 was hard — and 2017 could be harder. Here are three resolutions I'm undertaking to preserve my sanity
Work stress is the saddest American status symbol
Erin Coulehan
Our obsession with overworking is about prestige — the less time you have, the more important we think you are
George Michael, a queer guide for the straight guys
David Masciotra
In George Michael's expressions of healthy sexuality, a better model for heterosexual men can be found
Best of 2016: From “The Crown” to “Superstore,” here are the 15 best series of the year
Melanie McFarland
The Platinum Age of TV is producing lots of high-quality TV series. Here's our list of some of 2016's finest
Sheltering in place: For students in Donald Trump-loving coal country, “school choice” isn’t a solution
Shawna Kay Rodenberg
The only high school in Martin County, KY, is condemned. 45% of its minors live in poverty. How will Trump help?
A playlist for Salon’s epic New Year’s Eve catharsis party
Salon Staff
The usual party tunes don't seem right for tonight's showdown with the clock and calendar. Listen to these instead
Wake me up (from the dream of life) before you go-go: Elegy for a year of death in America
If Nietzsche was right about "what does not kill me," we're stronger now. Facing the darkness is the way forward
Amanda Palmer’s rose-colored glasses: Don’t bet on Donald Trump making “punk rock great again”
Scott Timberg
Sure, art can flourish in "dark times." But in the last 100 years, liberalism and a stable middle class helped more
Trump isn’t a European-style populist: The president-elect’s victory represents true American exceptionalism
Mabel Berezin
The Trump phenomenon is not simply an American iteration of European populism — it might be more dangerous
Respect the paella: Rob Schneider’s culinary debacle was just the latest insult to this great Spanish dish
Mireia Triguero Roura
When celebrities—and celeb chefs like Jamie Oliver—render Spain's beloved dish unrecognizable, our culture suffers
Fighting back against anti-feminist backlash: Women can win the Trump era’s new culture war
Amanda Marcotte
Anti-feminist backlash is all too real — but women are better positioned than ever to fight for our rights
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