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Trumpism is rooted in twisted visions of medieval Europe
John Stoehr
Forget what you know about medieval Europe — history is often quite complicated
From the Bundys to the Rotunda: How allowing far-right terrorism to fester led to the Capitol riot
Arun Gupta
The path to Trump’s coup might have been avoided if the government had taken the threat seriously
Jon Stewart said Harry Potter goblins are Jews, but adds, “I do not think JK Rowling is antisemitic”
Joy Saha
After the "Harry Potter" 20th anniversary, comments Stewart made about Gringotts goblins in December resurfaced
Joe Rogan’s latest controversy: YouTube scraps controversial podcast episode with anti-vax scientist
Brett Bachman
A guest on Joe Rogan's podcast compared U.S. public health authorities and the Nazi party during its rise to power
Our professional diagnosis: Joe Biden is normal; the “Insurrection Caucus” isn’t
Seth D. Norrholm, Alan D. Blotcky
The "Let's go Brandon" crowd claims Biden is impaired. As mental health professionals, we see no evidence of that
Ron DeSantis hounded during press conference: “This governor is an enemy of the people”
Jon Skolnik
A 71-year old activist was arrested at a Florida presser while protesting the state's coronavirus policies
“The View” calls Jan. 6 Capitol attack deniers “people who live in this fantasyland”
Joy Saha
Meanwhile, co-host Whoopi Goldberg was conspicuously absent after having contracted COVID
Amazingly, “Abbott Elementary” finds laughter in the challenge of teaching in underfunded schools
Melanie McFarland
Mockumentary-style sitcoms may be common. This one stands out by making scarcity and mismanagement its stars
Was Trump just the “warm-up act”? Canadian scholar warns of “right-wing dictatorship”
Jake Johnson
Canadian scholar of violent conflict says U.S. "flashing with warning signals"; democracy could collapse by 2025
Betty White on “The Golden Girls” taught me queer self-acceptance
Savannah Sipple
I grew up in a conservative county in Kentucky. I went to church & did the right things, but love was conditional
Meet the scariest Republican candidates of 2022: It wasn’t easy to pick ’em
Igor Derysh
The next wave of Republican freshmen could be the worst yet – and could pose a legitimate threat to democracy
Robert Reich has the perfect answer to Trumpism
Robert Reich
To learn the real lesson of the Trump years, watch Frank Capra’s “It’s a Wonderful Life,” Robert Reich writes
New Year’s resolution: Buy more ingredients from your local foragers
Ashlie D. Stevens
Have a bit of the outdoors brought to your front door
In PBS’ playful “Around the World in 80 Days” David Tennant channels Jules Verne’s liberated spirit
Hanh Nguyen
The Victorian-era tale gets the grand adaptation it deserves with a hot air balloon ride, trains and so much more
The power of jumpsuits on “Claws”
Scarlett Harris
On TNT's crime comedy, Niecy Nash is Desna, who is as determined as she is dazzling – all while wearing a onesie
Could ending period poverty be the secret to world peace?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A better world through better menstrual health?
Hell on Earth, small town-style: Climate change transformed my life in 2021
Jane Braxton Little
The Dixie fire — a clear consequence of climate change — wiped out my rural California town. And we had it easy
The Brontës, Shelleys & Kingsley and Martin Amis: Research suggests relatives share writing styles
James O'Sullivan
A look at each author's choice of words reveal that the Brontë family shared similar literary styles and voices
As omicron explodes in New York, hospitals aren’t seeing a corresponding rise in patients
Nicole Karlis
"There is a decoupling going on because there is so much vaccination that has occurred," one expert tells Salon
They were the pandemic’s perfect victims
Duaa Eldeib
When COVID struck, nearly 18,000 more dialysis patients died in 2020 than would have been expected
Olivia Colman is magnificent in the mysterious “Lost Daughter,” which hooks you and doesn’t let go
Gary M. Kramer
A woman's obsession is at the heart of Maggie Gyllenhaal's gripping Netflix adaptation of Elena Ferrante's novel
Best of 2021: My grandfather was a Nazi: Our family’s story shows where the road to extremism leads
Mary Louise Wells
Those who downplay a combination of hatred and authoritarianism don't understand its full destructive powers
Floridians ask, “Where is Ron DeSantis?” as state shatters COVID records
Brett Bachman
The governor has not held a public briefing since Dec. 17 — despite his state facing its worst COVID-19 surge yet
Salon’s most popular science stories of 2021
Matthew Rozsa
From talking animals to churning ocean currents, here are the stories readers loved in 2021
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