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Why the Democrats are still stuck in the past
Paul Rosenberg
Democrats were once the party of progress — but in the 21st century, they seem paralyzed. Let me explain
At long last, “Hacks” flips the table on the bitter mentorship at the heart of the series
Melanie McFarland
Salon speaks to the show's creators about making Deborah Vance and Ava Daniels work through their hate
“There’s a lot of misinformation out there”: Right-wing ads claim that Republicans love Medicaid
Russell Payne
A right-wing ad campaign is trying to convince voters that the GOP isn't coming for their health care
Young people can’t save democracy by themselves: A new vision is required
Chauncey DeVega
Democrats have counted on "generational replacement" to rescue them: Experts say it's a "dangerous illusion"
“Devastating blow”: SCOTUS allows Trump admin to carry out ban of transgender people from military
Alex Galbraith
The ban had been stayed by a lower court as a lawsuit works its way through appeals
Our fourth branch of government is saving us
Lucian K. Truscott IV
There is only one reason why our country has survived this terrible storm of political lawlessness
Why Trump is pretending to not know how the Constitution works
Jesselyn Radack
Trump’s words of war are an attempt to sow confusion
In “Bravo’s Love Hotel,” Real Housewives own up to everything in the name of romance
Coleman Spilde
Bravo's new spinoff is a surprisingly deep analysis of how celebrity impacts a reality star's dating prospects
Here’s how the Catholic cardinals should choose the next pope
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Forget "Conclave" — there's a smarter real-world negotiation tactic for electing a pope
MAGA foreign policy: So much losing!
Andrew O'Hehir
From the Great White North to Down Under and beyond, Trump's chaos is an unexpected boon for normie democracy
Cher in the rearview: The outfit that launched a thousand gasps
Annie Zaleski
An exclusive excerpt from "I Got You Babe: A Celebration of Cher" tells the story of her most iconic look
George Carlin warned us: When we ban words, we surrender freedom
Bonnie Buol Ruszczyk
This time around, the "banned" words aren't about sex. They're an attempt to seize power and enforce inequality
Shuffling deck chairs: Trump nominates Waltz as UN ambassador after ousting him from adviser role
Alex Galbraith
Secretary of State Marco Rubio will take over Waltz's advisory role in the interim
“They’re firing the wrong guy”: Schumer blasts ousting of Mike Waltz
Natalie Chandler
Waltz, Trump's national security adviser, is out while Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is still in after Signalgate
Is New York City ready for a socialist mayor? Zohran Mamdani bets yes
Nicholas Liu
New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani spoke to Salon about his left-wing vision for the city
“I ain’t got nothing to say to Donald Trump”: May Day organizers say their message is for Americans
Tatyana Tandanpolie
Organizers say their goal for May 1 protests is to remind regular Americans that they have numbers on their side
MAGA returns to a fave fantasy to tune out Trump’s troubles
Gregg Barak
The right’s go-to conspiracy theory can help explain why Trump’s base won’t drop him anytime soon
“Still no Epstein files”: MAGA conspiracy theory in crisis after victim’s death
Amanda Marcotte
It's getting tougher to believe that Trump will expose the secret satanic Democratic cabal ruling the world
The enemies list: Trump takes a page from Nixon’s playbook
James Thornton Harris
"There's way too much retribution," Karl Rove said ahead of President Donald Trump's first 100 days in office
Donald Trump is more popular than the public opinion polls suggest
Chauncey DeVega
Digging deeper than polling shows that Trump’s popularity is much stronger than the Democrats want to believe
White House proposal could gut climate modeling the world depends on
Abrahm Lustgarten
Potential funding cuts for NOAA and its research partners threaten irreparable harm to climate research and safety
Ryan Coogler’s “Sinners” is Black history written with lightning
Rann Miller
The film's triumph at the box office affirms that Black narratives don't need white validation to thrive
Progressive Democrats target 70-year-old incumbent with a primary challenge
Russell Payne
The progressive group, founded in 2018, aims to defeat Rep. Shri Thanedar, a Michigan Democrat
Pete Hegseth’s Orwellian purge leaves US military academies less free
Jeffrey Colvin
I was one of the few Black students at the Naval Academy in the 1970s, and had more freedom than students do now
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