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A perversion 227 years in the making: Donald Trump has shown us the Electoral College is now as corrupted and anti-democratic as he is
Gary Legum
The institution Alexander Hamilton believed would protect us from dangerous demagogues now empowers one
The miseducation of Donald Trump: Understanding Obamacare is not a preexisting condition for its opponents
Bob Cesca
Someone tell Trump the Affordable Care Act is a Jenga puzzle: Remove a few blocks and the whole thing falls apart
Keep the hope: What environmental leaders are saying on hope and progress in Donald Trump’s America
Grist Staff
Bernie Sanders, Bill Nye and others weigh in on the future of environmentalism
Robert Reich: How Donald Trump has mastered controlling the media
Robert Reich
A seven-step guide to getting the media to do what you want
Pentagon rising: Donald Trump could be good news for the military-industrial complex
William D. Hartung
How much Donald Trump plans to spend depends on what he wants to do with foreign policy
Why Donald Trump is going to have trouble dismantling the EPA
Sarah Anderson
Getting rid of an entire Cabinet department is no small feat
Europe is not a secular paradise — and Americans should be careful when embracing this myth
Mireia Triguero Roura
Like many Spaniards my age, I didn't think of myself as Christian. But my culture says otherwise
Not sticking together: Why did women ignore the hate speech against Hillary Clinton?
Joan Cook
53 percent of white women saw Hillary Clinton get harassed, but still voted against her
The slow-motion decline: Resisting the gradual erosion of democratic institutions under President Trump
Simon Maloy
While the debate over "normalizing" Trump rages, experts and academics sound the alarm over the damage he can cause
Don’t believe Donald Trump: He spun climate denial to The New York Times, and a lot of people fell for it
Rebecca Leber
If you look at what he said in context, you'll see Donald Trump hasn’t changed his mind on anything
“FOIA superhero” launches campaign to make Donald Trump’s administration transparent
Ben Norton
Freedom of Information Act guru Ryan Shapiro's "Operation 45" aims to make President Trump transparent, accountable
Now Trump gets the Supreme Court — and the damage may be irreversible
Amanda Marcotte
Conservatives cared about the court this year, while many liberals didn't. The damage will last for generations
511 days: The slow collapse of discourse
Matthew Smith
Watch the unprecedented events of the 2016 Election, from Trump's entry into the race to a shocking election night
Donald Trump’s surveillance state: All the tools to suppress dissent and kill free speech are already in place
Thor Benson
In the wrong (read: small) hands, the post-9/11 surveillance apparatus can be a dangerous political weapon
Obama-to-Trump voters are not a myth — but they’re also not the real story
Sean McElwee
Yes, a tiny slice of the electorate went from Obama to Trump, but they don't explain how the Democrats went wrong
Resisting Donald Trump: Getting prepared to fight immigration raids and deportations
Sarah Lazare
Organizers say now is the time to prepare for resistance
Resurrection is possible: We will move forward with hope, but Donald Trump should apologize
Suzan Johnson Cook
A 2016 congressional candidate offers advice on how America can heal and improve after a difficult election season
Art is not an escape — it’s our most powerful weapon against apathy
David Masciotra
Engagement with art is not disengagement from politics, but demolition of cynicism — we need that more than ever
It wasn’t just “fake news” presenting a fake Hillary Clinton: She was held to impossible standards
Leigh Gilmore
A sinister Hillary Clinton dominated conservative media, but also appeared in mainstream journalism
Andre 3000: The most ominous instrument in hip-hop
Max Cea
Picking his way through tragedy and turmoil, Andre 3000 makes carefully curated cameos as he goes
It can happen here: But has it? The 1933 scenario is no longer hypothetical
Andrew O'Hehir
None of us could stop Donald Trump, and comparisons to 1933 no longer seem ludicrous. What do we do now?
Protections on the chopping block: Will workplace safety survive a Donald Trump presidency?
Elizabeth Grossman
Trump’s transition team has said he will introduce a moratorium on new regulations
The colorblind sisterhood fantasy: Black women voted for white women — and white women voted for themselves
LaSha
A Clinton victory would have been most symbolic for white women. Why did so many not vote for her?
Learning from grief, learning from rage — progressive survival under Donald Trump will require both
Eesha Pandit
Don't deny your grief or explain away your anger — they are real, and if they don’t destroy you they will be useful
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