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Payday lenders may soon find friends in Washington
Angelo Young
Efforts by federal regulators to try to reel in predatory lending practices could be curtailed by Republicans
Paul Krugman: White working class won’t be happy with Donald Trump for very long
Janet Allon
"The white working class is about to be betrayed," Krugman declares in his The New York Times column
Rock the vote: How America’s voting system elected Donald Trump — and how other ways to vote may have changed things
Michel Balinski
There are a few different ways to set up an electoral system, but each has its drawbacks
Hey, Donald Trump: Trickle-down economics dressed in populist garb is still trickle-down economics
Robert Reich
Robert Reich explains why the president-elect's real art of the deal is to increase corporate profits
United States of Marijuana: These might be the next 5 states to legalize weed
Phillip Smith
Somebody's got to be the first state to free the weed through the legislature
Beyond the vineyard: How Trump’s deportation plan threatens America’s food and wine supply
Justine Vanden Heuvel, Mary Jo Dudley
These aren’t the jobs Trump promised, nor are they the jobs Americans want
We’re better equipped to live through Trump than we were Bush
Maegan Carberry
We survived the G. W. Bush regression without social media and digital activism; we can hold our own against Trump
Trump Continues to Whine about SNL Portrayal: Amazing Twitter Rant Ensues
Alli Joseph
Trump took to Twitter to whine about Baldwin's portrayal of him again: Danielle Muscato tells him where to put it.
The moral foundations of fascism: Warring psychological theories struggle to make sense of Hitler, Mussolini and you-know-who
Paul Rosenberg
An abstruse but bitter debate in social psychology sheds crucial light on Donald Trump, and the history behind him
War based on deception: Bush’s Iraq lies, uncontested, will haunt us under Donald Trump
Medea Benjamin
Reminder: Iraq posed absolutely no threat to the United States
Bernie and Hillary, where’d you go? Your money is still good here
D. Watkins
If Clinton and Sanders are really serious about improving the lives of struggling Americans, I have a plan for them
Robert Reich: Donald Trump’s 7 techniques to control the media
Robert Reich
Democracy depends on a free and independent press, which is why all tyrants try to squelch it
Trump meets Kafka: How will the president-elect’s bewildering immigration pledges play out?
Geoffrey A. Hoffman
A legal scholar untangles Donald Trump's contradictory immigration promises, and how they might affect policy
WATCH: Baldwin’s Trump tweets to “distract media from scary people in his cabinet!”
Salon Staff
Kate McKinnon appears as Kellyanne Conway alongside Alec Baldwin in latest SNL spoof of President-elect Trump
Trevor Noah plays gracious host to Tomi Lahren: Reason solidifies distant second to feelings in public debate
Max Cea
Tomi Lahren holds one-sided screechfest & Trevor Noah's persistent comity fails to spark productive public debate
Academic witch hunts are back: The new McCarthyism, a sign of the stupidity of the post-truth era
Sophia A. McClennen
A new watch list targets “lefty” professors. It would be sad and silly if it weren’t so frightening
Want to win the working-class vote? Try progressive economic policies, Democrats
Sean McElwee
We know what working people want: progressive economic policies. Democrats haven’t delivered those the right way
Hyperlocal is hyper-screwed: Our last, best chance to reinvent local news
Timothy Karr
There is still hope for the rise of more local publications to report the local issues with integrity
Sorry to burst your bubble, but don’t all Americans live in their own little worlds?
David Masciotra
Insisting that only liberals huddle with like-minded people is wrong — and condescending to conservatives
Fake news, a fake president and a fake country: Welcome to America, land of no context
Andrew O'Hehir
Donald Trump's supporters have locked themselves in a "Matrix"-style simulated America — but they're not alone
At least four kinds of terrorism target our grandchildren — none are what Donald Trump would have you think
Paul Buchheit
The forces that swept a narcissistic misogynist into office are gunning for us all
A blow against net neutrality: AT&T’s DirecTV Now service could trigger a sponsored-data arms race
Angelo Young
The telecom giant's "zero rating" for streaming content it owns could signal the end of a level playing field
Trump speaks directly with Taiwan’s leader, irking China
Gillian Wong, Johnson Lai
Obamacare architect Ezekiel Emanuel: Donald Trump has an opportunity “to do enormous good” — or to create “chaos”
Cody Cain
Obama's healthcare adviser says the ACA has been a success — and, believe it or not, Trump could make it better
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