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The day that decides the future: Electoral College meets amid effort to deny Donald Trump presidency
Stephen Ohlemacher
On Monday, the Electoral College will meet, and unless 37 Republicans can defect, will elect Donald Trump president
The dirty deplorables: Who’s who on Donald Trump’s team and how they’ll destroy the environment
Grist Staff
Here's what Trump’s cabinet nominees and advisers think about climate change and other sustainability issues
Nice job, Donald Trump voters! You became Vladimir Putin’s pawns
Bob Cesca
The same people who thought Barack Obama was a commie simply don't care that a Russian despot helped Trump win
Newt Gingrich ramps up attacks on “propaganda media”: If you’re not with Trump, you’re the enemy
Amanda Marcotte
Team Trump takes the alt-right Nazi insult "Lügenpresse" mainstream: Truth is whatever the leader says it is
Wall Street could keep the rent “too damn high”
Angelo Young
Blackstone's forthcoming IPO shows rent-backed securities are growing. Critics say that's helping drive up rent
TV’s 10 best abortion moments of 2016
Mary Elizabeth Williams
It was a bad year for real abortion rights, but a good year for fictional ones
GOP electors cite rural voice in Electoral College
Bill Barrow
"The argument that the person who got the most votes should win is still the better argument," says Dem elector
Look Again: The week’s most compelling images from around the globe
Salon Staff
Fascinating world views from demonstrations in Brazil to the Lost Gardens of Helicon
Fake news is old news to black Americans
D. Watkins
Black people have been dealing with the fall-out from fake news since the time of the Founding Fathers
Lies, damned lies and Donald Trump: How the Reagan and Bush assaults on truth and science may presage what’s coming
Paul Rosenberg
Under Ronald Reagan and especially George W. Bush, the GOP sought to destroy science and reason. Get ready for more
Trump action on health care could cost Planned Parenthood
Andrew Taylor
Trump once described himself as "very pro-choice." Now he's in the anti-abortion camp.
Aleppo and the empathy gap: We read the tweets, but did nothing while a city died
Jalal Baig
Social media was supposed to make our world connected. But tragic Aleppo tweets weren't enough to change policy
“The incoming VP now works for a pro-gay boss”: Gay Republicans say LGBT fears over Trump and Pence are overblown
Carrie Sheffield
Salon talked to gay Republican activists about why Donald Trump is an LGBT ally and Mike Pence is not a threat
Like Ike: How military man Dwight Eisenhower, a political outsider, picked his cabinet
David Stebenne
Eisenhower was elected president in 1952 without any experience in elective office. Here’s how he built his cabinet
WATCH: John Goodman as Rex Tillerson makes holiday oil deal with Vladimir “Puty” on SNL
Salon Staff
Shirtless Vladimir Putin gives Donald Trump Elf on the Shelf, and John Goodman's dead on as Rex Tillerson.
Donald Trump’s questionable intelligence: All those false claims about his academic record and derision of others bespeak profound insecurity
Peter Dreier
Our president-elect loves to talk about his intellectual gifts and academic success. Shockingly, none of it's true
The worst Cabinet: Donald Trump made some horrible picks for his government
Matthew Rozsa
From Rex Tillerson to Rick Perry to Gary Cohn, Trump loves assigning foxes to guard hen houses
Latino voters will reshape American politics as we know it — and here’s the proof
Sean McElwee, Spencer Piston
GOP strategists have long yearned to sway Latino voters — but in the age of Trump that's less likely than ever
Arctic shouting change: This year’s report card shows we’re not in good shape
Andrea Thompson
It’s been a crazy year in the Arctic, even for a region that has seen profound changes over the past few decades
Trevor Noah kicks ass: Trump’s idiocy has brought out the best in the host
Scott Timberg
The "Daily Show" host gave us little reason to think he could inherit Jon Stewart's throne. Until now
What “Rogue One” gets right: A “Star Wars” squad like no other can save more than the Rebellion
Erin Keane
Will a stand-alone spin-off of "Star Wars" change our universe for women and people of color? No, but it's a start
What they did in the shadows: President Putin and President Trump, and what we know about what we don’t know
Andrew O'Hehir
It's a shocking real-life spy story, but what really happened — and what it means — may not be clear for decades
Drowning the world in oil: Trump’s carbon-obsessed energy policy and the planetary nightmare to come
Michael T. Klare
The president-elect's slogan should be: Make America Smoggy Again
Restoring the fundamental right of habeas corpus, legal scholars say, is crucial to protecting dissent under Donald Trump
Thor Benson
A venerable legal principle — the government can't lock you up without explaining why — is doubly crucial now
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