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Former Clintonite David Rothkopf on how Biden and the Democrats can redeem themselves
Chauncey DeVega
Onetime neoliberal leader recants: Now Democrats must go "scorched earth" and embrace "voices of change"
Harris County closes 9 of 10 drive-thru polling sites amid Republican attempts to invalidate votes
Igor Derysh
Republicans are still trying to throw out valid votes despite rejections from state, federal and appellate courts
American madhouse at a turning point: Is our nation finally ready to rejoin reality?
Chauncey DeVega
Time has been broken; the United States is ruled by demented evil. If we turn away at last, what happens next?
Rural Texans have long helped Republicans. Will that hold true on Tuesday?
Patrick Svitek, Alex Samuels
Republicans believe rural Texas will play a crucial role in delivering Texas for Trump on Tuesday
Trump’s top campaign strategist, Jason Miller, is hiding payments from Steve Bannon
Roger Sollenberger
Miller's child-support battle with the mother of his son has raised many questions about his murky finances
Swing-state doctors target Trump: “His lies are killing my neighbors”
Danielle Renwick
Last month, a group of 20 doctors sent an open letter to Trump asking him to stop holding rallies in Wisconsin
So far, Trump’s “army” of poll watchers looks more like a small platoon
Jessica Huseman
Despite appeals from the president and his son, few of his supporters have shown up to watch early voting.
Stanford faculty demand university sanctions for Trump adviser and faculty member Scott Atlas
Matthew Rozsa
98 Stanford faculty wrote an open letter decrying their colleague for "undermining public-health authorities"
Comfort TV: 9 comedies to binge as an escape from our nation’s madness
Melanie McFarland, Ashlie D. Stevens, Hanh Nguyen
Don't anguish over our reality alone. Retreat for a while into these comedies instead
The “Whitest Kids U Know” — a cult classic comedy group whose sketches eerily foresaw the Trump era
Matthew Rozsa
From police racism to gun violence, the group spoke to Salon to break down how their sketches still resonate today
Boats keep striking right whales, and they’re almost extinct because of it
Nicole Karlis
A new estimate shows that the carbon-sequestering whale's population is in the low hundreds
Trump is encouraging anti-democratic violence — but don’t let that stop you
Amanda Marcotte
Trump's trying to intimidate liberals with violence. The good news: Most of his fans are too cowardly to act on it
Election Day is almost here: What are the chances of serious political violence?
Chauncey DeVega
Counterinsurgency expert David Kilcullen on "the extreme worst-case scenario" after a disputed election: Civil war
Which party wants to gerrymander Virginia? It might not be the one you think
Katie Fahey, David Daley
As soon as Democrats got power in Virginia, they changed their minds on partisan gerrymandering. Time to fix that
Could Trump’s success with Cuban American voters help tip Florida his way?
Tim Golden
Many Cuban Americans oppose steps Trump has taken against Cuba, but are still backing his hard-line approach
Maine progressives not fooled even a little bit by Susan Collins’ cynical vote on Barrett
Julia Conley
"Senator Collins has continued to enable Trump and McConnell's anti-choice, anti-freedom agenda"
Why the latest cyber attacks were disinformation, not voting system breaches
Steven Rosenfeld
After murky high-profile media coverage, details emerge that question whether Iran was even involved
The Trump Medicaid record: Big goals, yet few successes
Phil Galewitz
Trump entered office seeking a massive overhaul of Medicaid. Four years later, his administration has fallen short
The politics of cultural despair: That’s what’s killing us, not Donald Trump
Chris Hedges
The United States has become a grotesque shadow of itself. The absurd Trump regime is a symptom, not a cause
From “The Crown” to an animated WWII series, here’s what’s new on Netflix in November
Ashlie D. Stevens
Forget "Hillbilly Elegy," and check out some of these other titles instead
Susan Collins backed down from a fight with private equity. Now they’re underwriting her reelection
Justin Elliott, Theodoric Meyer
The Maine Republican senator has become the No. 1 Senate recipient of private equity donations
The year of no Halloween
Eleanor Henderson
This isn't the first Halloween of my lifetime that was canceled because of an outbreak
If Trump wins, don’t hold your breath waiting for that ACA replacement plan
Julie Rovner
Trump needs a contingency plan if the Supreme Court accepts his argument that the ACA should be overturned
Could this “army of environmental super voters” sway swing states?
Shannon Osaka
20% of early ballots cast in key battleground states like Arizona and North Carolina come from eco-conscious voters
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