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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
“I’m mad as hell and I’m not going to take it anymore!”: Understanding anger in the Donald Trump era
Sophia A. McClennen
We hear we need to stop being angry. We hear we need to keep being angry. In truth, we need to learn to do both
The union revolt no one is talking about: This election proved that you overlook the labor movement at your peril
Bob Hennelly
Democrats took rank-and-file union members for granted. They must make labor central to the conversation again
Are you ready to say “I do — for now”? Revisiting the case for renewable marriage
Maegan Carberry
Marriage can take many forms, so why can't it be a contract that's periodically reviewed and renewed?
This week in Donald Trump’s conflicts of interest: What was the president-elect doing this week to possibly make himself rich?
Matthew Rozsa
His properties are making money. The American public? Who cares!
It’s a Black Friday blowout over at Donald Trump’s online store
Brendan Gauthier
You can get a red, white, or blue "Make America Great Again" hat for just $17.50; camouflage is gonna cost extra
And now, the no-thanks list: Seven terrible people, events and phenomena of 2016 that inspire zero gratitude
D. Watkins
Yesterday was for gratitude. Today is for airing our grievances so they don't spill into the rest of the holiday
Donald Trump is going to make money off the Secret Service detail assigned to protect him
Matthew Rozsa
A report indicates it could cost taxpayers $3 million per year to protect Trump — and his companies would be paid
Ivanka Trump allegedly responded to Donald’s creepy comments in 2006: “If he wasn’t my father, I would spray him with Mace”
Brendan Gauthier
A 2006 clip of the billionaire president-elect saying he'd date his daughter cuts off just before Ivanka's comeback
Donald Trump has spoken to Vladimir Putin as often as he’s talked to his intelligence briefers
Matthew Rozsa
Don't be surprised if Trump's foreign policy aligns with Russia's
A short history of fake news: Conservatives believed all sorts of crap long before Facebook
Matthew Sheffield
The American right's tendency to mistrust the mainstream media and believe nonsense goes back to the Cold War era
Donald Trump’s stock in Dakota Access oil pipeline company raises concern
Matthew Daly
The Dakota Access Pipeline has an interested party in the Oval Office that would like to see it through
Russian propaganda is using Facebook, other social media sites to manipulate American voters
Matthew Rozsa
Russian propaganda is reaching up to 15 million Americans
5 things we learned from The New Yorker’s profile of Michael Flynn
Brendan Gauthier
President-elect Donald Trump's newly named national security advisor is less than fond of bureaucracy
Donald Trump’s allies don’t want him to pick Mitt Romney to be secretary of state
Matthew Rozsa
Romney's name is being downplayed by those in Trump's inner circle
A time for everyone: Why Thanksgiving really is a holiday for pluralists
Matthew Dennis
Can Thanksgiving retain its favored status?
Trump’s excess serving of braggadocio makes this election year a particularly baffling one
Jim Hightower
While Donald Trump's unprecedented remarks prompted GOP leaders' flinching, they lined up to back him in the end
Peak “crony capitalism”: Donald Trump indulging in corrupt favoritism isn’t surprising — but so much of it so soon?!
Gary Legum
After running on claims he'd fix a corrupt system, Trump is setting up an economy that enriches his associates
Donald Trump reawakened activism within pro sports — let’s give thanks
Jalal Baig
After many years of apolitical focus on contracts and sneakers, this year's campaign woke up the sports world
Breaking: “Trump can bogart our democracy but never our weed!”: The Greatest Living American Writer
Neal Pollack
Retreat from Trump's America into a haze of sativa smoke; there you will find the Greatest Living American Writer
Nick Cave mourns: “I just think that he’s living in a new world”
Scott Timberg
Salon speaks to director Andrew Dominik about "One More Time With Feeling," his new doc about a grieving Nick Cave
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