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Mike Pence shrugs off Donald Trump’s massive conflicts of interest: “Who cares?”
Matthew Rozsa
Incoming VP Mike Pence is one of a growing number of Republicans who don't care about Trump's conflicts of interest
California, Nevada and Washington set the example for gun control this year
Bindu Kalesan, Sandro Galea
On Nov. 8, the states passed ballot initiatives that restrict the sale of firearms in some way
Governing on the razor’s edge: Republicans have control of Washington, and now it’s time to do something with it
Erica Werner
For Republicans, there will be no one left to blame.
Donald Trump has promised to deregulate poison and pollution — with a new Supreme Court justice, he probably will
Amanda Marcotte
A new right-wing Supreme Court justice would spell doom for the Clean Power Plan and other EPA regulations
President-elect Donald Trump is meeting with Indian real estate executives
Matthew Rozsa
Donald Trump met with Indian executives, and no one was told about the meeting
Report: Donald Trump’s grandfather pleaded to stay in Germany
The Associated Press
The grandfather of the president-elect was expelled from Germany because he didn't perform military service
Jeff Sessions’ long perversion of justice: Trump’s pick for attorney general has waged a 30-year battle against voting rights
Gary Legum
In 1986 Sessions was deemed too racist to serve as a federal judge by a GOP-led senate — what will he do as AG?
On the chopping block: Donald Trump’s economic plans could be a Wild West period for finance
Ioannis Glinavos
Trump's policies will likely create a more risk-prone financial system in the U.S. and globally
Wilbur Ross Jr, rumored to be Donald Trump’s choice for commerce secretary, owned a mine where 12 miners died in 2006
Reynard Loki
Ross' coal companies were hit with hundreds of violations. Now he could be in charge of an important department
Donald Trump’s presidency isn’t looking any better: 6 despicable things the president-elect did last week
Janet Allon
A week and a half after the election, the horror is only mounting
A dying mule always kicks the hardest: Donald Trump’s election is part of an all-too-familiar pattern
Rev. Dr. William J. Barber II
Why Donald Trump's election means "we must work together for a Third Reconstruction in America"
Trump continues to divide, this time the defeated: Who is more at risk?
Eric Slater
In victory, President Trump divides his opponents: Nobody can agree who among the aggrieved are more at risk
Out of darkness, light: Post-election positive energy on social media? Yes, it’s possible
Alli Joseph
It's a dark time in America. Seeking simple, positive connection with others is not a retreat. It's necessary
Donald Trump’s climate wake-up call: Supermoon flooding shows the reality of global warming
John Upton
Coastal communities will need better infrastructure as a result of the floods caused by what Trump called a "hoax"
Donald Trump will not destroy America: The geopolitics of our next president
Ryan Bohl
Whatever Trump brings, it will not be the fall of America — that is a bigger project than any one president
Donald Trump’s modest proposals: His campaign sounded like a Jonathan Swift essay — but who got the joke?
Noah Charney
A new biography of Jonathan Swift, the godfather of political satire, couldn't come at a better time
Harry Reid is right: Donald Trump has no legitimacy until he walks back the vileness
Paul Rosenberg
Should we accept Donald Trump as a normal president? Only if he starts acting like one, which isn't likely
Yes, hate crimes are up — but the government isn’t keeping good track of them
Ken Schwencke, A.C. Thompson
There's a lot of anxiety about the potential for post-election violence. Data on hate crimes won’t reassure anyone
Emotion sells: Donald Trump supporters took over media by placing feelings over facts
Alfred Hermida
News exists in a contested, chaotic, circular environment in which emotion overrides evidence
Dear hard-working white people: Congratulations, you played yourself
D. Watkins
Donald Trump's not bringing back those imaginary factory jobs — so I hope racism keeps you warm at night
MLK in TrumpLand: America should look to Martin Luther King Jr. during this post-election chaos
Joshua F.J. Inwood
Martin Luther King Jr. views love as engaging individuals and communities in conflict
The Koch brothers’ hidden election gambit: Just because the multibillionaires didn’t back a presidential candidate they were hardly idle
Jim Hightower
The Koch siblings sunk their tentacles — and cash — deep into local races, fielding 1,600 staffers in 38 states
WATCH: “SNL” mocks liberal grief over Donald Trump’s victory: “If you’re an open-minded person, come here and close yourself in”
Salon Staff
Want to pretend Donald Trump isn't going to be president? Move to "The Bubble," where Bernie is on the $1 bill
“How do I kill ISIS?” Alec Baldwin’s Donald Trump now has to deal with his promises
Salon Staff
Kate McKinnon's Kellyanne Conway has so many regrets
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