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Donald Trump has turned Jan. 6 into a triumph
Heather Digby Parton
January 6, 2025, should be a reminder of the assault on our democracy four years ago
“I refuse to be trolled”: How to resist Trump and maintain peace
Chauncey DeVega
Never Trump in 2025 requires a new set of rules for the resistance
Toxic masculinity links the New Orleans attacker and the Las Vegas bomber
Amanda Marcotte
Whether MAGA or ISIS, troubled men are getting sucked in by hateful online propaganda
“Look, we didn’t”: Schumer denies Democrats hid Biden’s mental state from voters
Alex Galbraith
The Senate minority leader took offense to a line of questioning on NBC's "Meet the Press"
“That’s really sad”: Pelosi clowns Trump for screening 2020 election denial doc at Mar-a-Lago
Alex Galbraith
Pelosi said that Trump's obsession with the 2020 election was "almost sick" while visiting "Face the Nation"
Some tax policies are set to expire in 2025
Jake Safane
The Trump administration could extend and perhaps expand the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017
Journalists can be heroes: I still believe in the “enemies of the people”
Kirk Swearingen
People who read the news made the right choice in 2024. Whatever their failings, journalists are bringing light
Trump is using tragedy to hide his bait and switch
Sabrina Haake
But as Trump crosses the line from ignorant bombast to dangerous, Fox News will eventually have to abandon him
Record-high count shows government failing on homelessness. Trump and SCOTUS may make it even worse
Tatyana Tandanpolie
A new survey found a big spike in the number of homeless people. Experts say that's only scratching the surface
Reading list for a year of chaos: These books make 2024 make sense (kind of)
Salon Staff
If you're wondering WTF just happened — well, so are we. This reading list may help. Or not!
Trump inauguration pulls in $200 million in donations, doubling previous record
Griffin Eckstein
Trump will have the most expensive inauguration ever as donors line up to curry favor with incoming administration
Washington Post cartoonist quits, claiming comic criticizing Bezos was censored
Griffin Eckstein
Pulitzer winner Ann Telnaes says her editor axed a cartoon depicting Bezos and billionaires groveling to Trump
“Fake, made up charge”: Trump calls for judge to be “disbarred” after hush money sentencing date set
Alex Galbraith
The president-elect railed against the many cases brought against him in a series of posts to Truth Social
John Roberts is worried about all the wrong things
David Daley
The chief justice’s end-of-year report on the state of the federal judiciary should have been a warning
“There is no morality right now”: Former Rep. Adam Kinzinger on Donald Trump’s GOP
Andrew O'Hehir
Former Illinois congressman who turned on Trump after Jan. 6 stars in new documentary "The Last Republican"
Feeling better about the economy? The “vibecession” might be ending
Jamela Adam
Pessimism appears to be subsiding among some Americans, surveys show
“Hopefully she has learned her lesson”: Trump bashes envoy in announcement of her nomination
Griffin Eckstein
The president-elect admitted he had a history of squabbling with Morgan Ortagus in the score-settling announcement
“This was a wake up call”: Letters from Las Vegas Cybertruck bombing suspect shine light on motive
Griffin Eckstein
The suspect in the bombing of a Las Vegas hotel said he was trying to "cleanse [his] mind" of Army actions
Judge orders Trump to be sentenced in hush money case on Jan. 10
Griffin Eckstein
Judge Juan Merchan suggested a sentence of no prison time or fines to wrap the president-elect's hush money case
“They don’t love our country”: Trump rages over half-mast flags for Carter
Griffin Eckstein
Carter's passing means flags will fly at half-mast over the Capitol on Inauguration Day
Gaetz’s absence from House met with cheers
Griffin Eckstein
The Florida Republican's resignation letter sparked celebration in the lower chamber
Johnson wins speakership bid after flipping two MAGA detractors
Griffin Eckstein
The incumbent House speaker fought back a far-right-led attempt to replace him on Friday
Mike Johnson flips enough votes after initially coming up short
Nicholas Liu
Republicans hold a paper-thin majority of the House, so losing just three GOP members was enough to block Johnson
Mark Zuckerberg puts Republican in charge of policy as he seeks to make nice with Trump
Nicholas Liu
Zuckerberg promoted Joel Kaplan, a former Republican White House official, to head up policy at Meta
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