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Jesus Christ: Jewish radical or bathrobe Republican? The “reason for the season” remains an enigma after 2,000 years
Andrew O'Hehir
We reverse-engineered a pagan solstice party for this guy, so he must be important. But nobody can figure him out
Dreaming of a white “Christmas Story”: A Yuletide classic’s “color-blind” racism
Chauncey DeVega
Under its surface, the innocent-seeming Reagan-era classic reveals much about America's shifting racial narrative
No time for small talk: tips for recording your own StoryCorps-style family stories this holiday
Alli Joseph
Love hearing StoryCorps family stories on the radio or podcast? Start recording your own this year
What truth? George Orwell, Aldous Huxley and the Trumpified political reality of 2016
Conor Lynch
Taken together, the two great dystopian novelists of the mid-20th century might have dreamed up Donald Trump
How to argue with your relatives about abortion: A few arguments that don’t work with pro-lifers and some that might
Shawna Kay Rodenberg
If you anticipate an argument over abortion politics with Aunt Cheryl at this year's family dinner, read this first
Look Again: The day’s most compelling images from around the globe
Salon Staff
Fascinating world views from the streets of Jerusalem to an Indonesian church
Anthony Bourdain’s wake-up call for liberals calling for revolution: “Whose heads are gonna be on the pike first? Us”
Matthew Rozsa
In a new interview, the famously outspoken chef and TV host doesn't mince words about Trump and America
White nationalists have raised millions thanks to tax-exempt charities
Michael Kunzelman
Four white nationalist groups have raised more than $7.8 million — and it's all tax-deductible
Donald Trump and the libertarians: Why have so many people who claim to love freedom embraced a strongman?
Conor Lynch
Some libertarian true believers are standing up to Trump — but many others have surrendered to his toxic allure
Hitler at home: How the Nazi PR machine remade the Führer’s domestic image and duped the world
Despina Stratigakos
When it comes to someone’s home, there’s often more than meets the eye
Jilted by Garth Brooks: Donald Trump’s inaugural pathos gets worse
Gary Legum
Kid Rock and Ted Nugent are good to go! Trump's star-free inaugural may mark a new low in celebrity culture
Santa Trump’s yuge Yuletide load: “War on Christmas” is finally over!
Heather Digby Parton
He sees you when you're sleeping! Thanks to one great leader and his warriors, "War on Christmas" ends in victory
Is Donald Trump a traitor? His path to the White House suggests a pattern of profound disloyalty
Chauncey DeVega
There's a word for someone who colludes with a foreign power to subvert democracy and overthrow political norms
“No Sleep: NYC Nightlife Flyers 1988-1999” chronicles night life in the city when night life meant something
Marc Spitz
DJ Stretch Armstrong teams up with Evan Auerbach and Mark Ronson to remind us what the night life really was
Having a baby changes a mom’s mind forever; the workplace needs to adapt
Erin Coulehan
Researchers now say that a mother's brain goes through a permanent physical change in order to prioritize the baby
WATCH: In the sexist trolls vs. “Ghostbusters” war, Donald Trump wins
Amanda Marcotte
How the lady-led Ghostbusters was hijacked by anti-feminist forces and became a lightening rod for the alt-right
LISTEN: Female “Ghostbusters” sparked a Donald Trump-sized backlash
Amanda Marcotte
Salon talks to Andi Zeisler, author of "We Were Feminists Once," about the backlash to women's gains in pop culture
2016 was a great year for feminist pop culture — and the punishment was Donald Trump
Amanda Marcotte
In 2016 angry men, fed up with all the women in pop culture, turned to Donald Trump to prop up their fragile egos
“Drain the swamp” — of all those P.C. liberals! Turns out Trumpers don’t care about lobbyists or plutocrats
Amanda Marcotte
New polling data suggests Trump supporters don't know or care about economics but yearn to fight the culture war
WATCH: “Too many of us are just consuming food as fuel” — author Shane Mitchell on exploring the world through food
Matthew Smith
Salon chats with Shane Mitchell about the importance food in our lives and culture
Donald Trump’s political persona aligns with that of a fascist leader, according to 14 key signs
Kali Holloway
One historian lamented that Trump's win would “hearten fascists all over the world.”
Closely associated with tragedy, “surreal” is also the word of 2016
Erin Coulehan
Searches for the word surreal spiked after the election night results in November; nobody can say why
Prince of lies: Donald Trump’s contradictory remarks about “violence” reflect his power to distort reality
Chauncey DeVega
Trump's bewildering, inconsistent statements are not accidents — they're part of a large and dangerous pattern
Donald Trump’s future national security adviser met with Austrian party founded by Nazis
Matthew Rozsa
Yes, there is a worldwide fascist movement, and both Trump and Putin are playing their part in Austria
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