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Voter suppression helped make Donald Trump president — now he’ll make it worse
Amanda Marcotte
President Trump will get at least one Supreme Court pick and maybe more. That's devastating for voter rights
What will Donald Trump do about Hillary Clinton’s wars?
Nick Turse
If there was a politician with the ability to simply declare victory and go home regardless of facts, it's Trump
Look Again: The day’s most compelling images from around the globe
Salon Staff
Fascinating world views from Obama's final international tour to the "Subway Therapy" wall in Union Square
Three common arguments for preserving the Electoral College – and why they’re wrong
Robert Speel
How did we get here, and how do we democratize presidential elections?
My first week in Donald Trump’s America: There’s work to be done, but we gon’ be alright
D. Watkins
I met with grieving kids, went to a high-energy protest and (like the rest of us) blamed Trump for my own weakness
History repeating: PBS’ “Black America Since MLK” shows progress made and lost
Melanie McFarland
Henry Louis Gates' new series examines African-American strides since 1965 and is both educational and sobering
An unreasonable amount of people are searching “Tiffany Trump” on Pornhub
Brendan Gauthier
New Pornhub Insights analysis shows our libidos are immune to election fatigue
We’re not going back: Diversity is the new normal, too
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The election was a victory for racism, but the reality of America is on our faces
Look Again: The day’s most compelling images from around the globe
Salon Staff
Fascinating world views from the smoke-filled streets of Brussels to a Big Bird sitting in Central Park
Donald Trump’s transition team doesn’t want former aide, CNN contributor Corey Lewandowski to join
Matthew Rozsa
The future for Lewandowski is uncertain, perhaps because lots of people don't like him
Paul Ryan wants to forget Breitbart News repeatedly slammed him in 2016: “I’m not looking backward, I’m looking forward”
Brendan Gauthier
Don't kill the newly reelected House Speaker's vibe by bringing up all the times Steve Bannon tried to destroy him
Rudy Giuliani, the favorite for Donald Trump’s secretary of state, has ties to Venezuela, Qatar and Iranian exiles
Matthew Rozsa
Trump, who blasted Clinton's alleged ties to Middle Eastern countries, has no qualms when it comes to top diplomat
Controversial Catholic priest under church investigation for displaying aborted fetus in pro-Trump video
Matthew Sheffield
Trump religious adviser the Rev. Frank Pavone faces potential discipline for "desecration" of aborted fetus
WATCH: Samantha Bee slams media for taking so long to realize that Donald Trump’s cabinet is racist
Alexandra Rosenmann
Bee called out CNN: "Today, Trump has fueled racial concerns? Today? Bannon joined Trump's campaign last summer."
Donald Trump’s “angry, arrogant” transition team axes every one of Chris Christie’s appointees
Brendan Gauthier
After demoting the N.J. gov. on Friday, the president-elect's transition team scrapped months of Christie's work
Elizabeth Warren: Obamacare “wasn’t bold enough”
Grace Guarnieri
In a conference to discuss the failure of the Democratic Party in the 2016 election, Sen. Warren spoke candidly
Donald Trump’s Republican Party is now just fine with deficits
Matthew Rozsa
The new era on unified GOP government is throwing away its deficit hawk panel
“Violent” anti-Donald Trump protests met with violence from Trump supporters
Brendan Gauthier
As Trump surrogates decry protests, fans are taking matters into their own hands
Donald Trump isn’t sure if he likes the Electoral College or hates it, but will boast on Twitter anyway
Matthew Rozsa
A Tuesday morning tweetstorm let everyone know what was on Donald Trump's mind: victory
WATCH: Rudy Giuliani slams Donald Trump protesters as “goons and thugs”
Matthew Rozsa
Who knows how he'll feel about protests in foreign countries, but Rudy isn't a fan of those here
WATCH: Bernie Sanders applauds #NotMyPresident protesters for “exercising their constitutional rights”
Brendan Gauthier
"How are we losing these elections?" the Vermont Sen. asked
Steve Bannon’s web of weirdness: Meet the bizarre billionaires behind the president-elect’s chief strategist
Heather Digby Parton
Behind the new White House strategist stand Robert and Rebekah Mercer, eccentric billionaires with weird obsessions
Paul Ryan has Medicare in the crosshairs: Ryan’s been gunning to kill the program for years — and he senses his moment
Gary Legum
Using the proposed repeal of Obamacare as bogus cover, Ryan is making a move to gut the immensely popular Medicare
Donald Trump has killed American exceptionalism: Why his election was the deathblow for our great national myth
Chauncey DeVega
The notion of the U.S. as a uniquely free nation was on life support before the coup de grâce: Trump's victory
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