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Look Again: The day’s most compelling images from around the globe
Salon Staff
Fascinating world views from outdated petrol station pumps in Britain to a Greenpeace protestor in Paris
Donald Trump transition team denounces questionnaire that targeted DOE employees working on climate change
Brendan Gauthier
"The person who sent it has been properly counseled," according to Trump spokesman Sean Spicer
America needs evangelicals in office: Can Esther’s List get more conservative Christians on the ballot?
Carrie Sheffield
Dismayed by the partisan tensions within the GOP, a young African American leader wants people of faith to run
Donald Trump doesn’t read: Financial Times names him “person of the year,” but he thinks it’s a compliment
Jeremy Binckes
Donald Trump, quick to point out a compliment, leaves out important context while praising an article about him
Donald Trump’s daughter, Ivanka Trump: Our next first lady?
Brendan Gauthier
Since Melania doesn't seem to want the gig, Ivanka is rumored to be moving into her office
Donald Trump’s HHS pick received thousands in donations from corporations with business awaiting agency approval
Sophia Tesfaye
Rep. Tom Price is just the latest nominee to Trump's Cabinet plagued with wide-ranging conflicts of interests
Report: Donald Trump denied Twitter spot at tech meeting because they didn’t give him a “crooked Hillary” emoji
Jeremy Binckes
The president-elect was reportedly miffed that a political stunt was blocked by the tech giant
Electoral College voters speak, and they’re not out for a revolt
Calvin Woodward, Rachel La Corte
Republican electors seem to be in no mood for an insurrection by denying Donald Trump
Born of slavery, the Electoral College could stand against racism in 2016 — and stop Donald Trump
Chauncey DeVega
Part of the Electoral College's original purpose was to protect slave-state power. Will it redeem its history now?
What did Donald Trump know about Vladimir Putin’s attempt to hack the election — and when did he know it?
Heather Digby Parton
The plot thickens: Everything about Trump's oddly subservient attitude toward Putin suggests dark possibilities
Donald Trump says at tech meeting with children in attendance: “We have no formal chain of command”
Taylor Link
Trump's children attended a tech summit on Wednesday with industry leaders, fueling questions about their roles
End times pastor Tom Horn: Donald Trump could be the messiah or his forerunner
Brian Tashman
In their mind, Donald Trump is a kingly and warrior-like leader committed to protecting Israel
Federal Election Commission: a forgotten tool in Donald Trump’s ‘drain the swamp’ effort
Dave Levinthal
The beleaguered agency enters 2017 even more marginalized than before
Tribalism run amok: Now Donald Trump voters are worried he might take their Obamacare away
Gary Legum
Rural whites should have figured out that the GOP will slash their benefits -- now they'll find out the hard way
Can Ryan Zinke, Donald Trump’s pick for interior secretary, be trusted to protect public lands?
Amanda Marcotte
Trump's pick for Interior matters, because right-wing pressure to sell off federal lands is heating up
ExxonMobil CEO and Trump pick Rex Tillerson: “My philosophy is to make money”
Alexandra Rosenmann
"If I can drill and make money, then that's what I want to do"
Trump’s catering worked: Why the Christian Right is head over heels about him becoming president
Alex Kotch
It even worked on evangelical leaders who were skeptical of Donald Trump's commitment
WATCH: How does the press cover President-elect Donald Trump?
Kevin Carlin
Think About It: Salon's Jeremy Binckes discusses what the press can expect from Donald Trump
The limits of corporate activism: Why a business boycott won’t stop Trump from repealing LGBT rights
Nico Lang
A "religious liberty" bill that has been re-animated in congress poses a threat to LGBT-rights tacticians
Look Again: The day’s most compelling images from around the globe
Salon Staff
Fascinating world views from Kanye West visiting the Trump Tower to majestic reindeer at dawn in Russia
The Putin push: Russian President Vladimir Putin’s favorability among Republicans has grown over two years
Taylor Link
Despite Russia's interference in the 2016 presidential election, Republicans have grown to like Putin more
Sandy Hook conspiracy watch: Four years after the massacre, lunatic ravings become even more sinister
Simon Maloy
Conspiracy theories about the Sandy Hook shooting are still churning, and they're becoming a threat to the families
How to win Donald Trump and influence policy: Behind the defeat of an unpopular appointment
Sarah Snyder
Ernest W. Lefever's defeated nomination in 1980 changed an administration's policy about human rights
The race to 37: Electoral College members say they’re seeing possible defections
Matthew Rozsa
Meanwhile, Harvard law professor Lawrence Lessig says that as many as 20 electors could break from Trump
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