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Jeff Sessions has bad news for Dreamers: Trump plans to throw DACA immigrants to the wolves
Simon Maloy
Jeff Sessions' nomination hearing makes it clear that the Trump administration won't care what happens to Dreamers
Jared Kushner’s family affair: Ethics lawyers raise concerns over Donald Trump’s son-in-law’s not-so-blind trust
Angelo Young
Many of Trump’s new senior adviser's divested assets will be managed by his mother while he serves
Tom Hiddleston apologizes for his “inelegantly expressed” speech
AP Staff
Hiddleston said during the Golden Globes his show could provide "relief and entertainment" for aid workers
House GOP quietly acknowledges that repealing Obamacare might raise spending
Matthew Sheffield
House exempts Obamacare modification proposals from normal rules designed to increase spending
1969 vs. 2017: When Black Panthers aligned with Confederate-flag-wielding, working-class whites
Colette Gaiter
Lasting change toward economic and racial justice will be built brick by brick, person to person and “real slow"
Donald Trump’s conflicts aren’t going away: The president-elect has taken few steps to disentangle from his businesses
Julie Bykowicz, Chad Day
What Trump has said and what he has done are two very different things
WATCH: Florida airport shooters’ gun returned by FBI one month before rampage
Kelli Kennedy
Airport shooter Esteban Santiago may face the death penalty if convicted of all charges
Donald Trump’s rabbi: Why is the founder of the Museum of Tolerance praying at the inauguration of a president who spews hate?
Peter Dreier
A study in hypocrisy: Rabbi Marvin Hier, who launched a major anti-discrimination nonprofit, will pray with Trump
Ride-sharing apps still racially discriminate against passengers
Yano Ge, Christopher R. Knittel, Don MacKenzie, Stephen Zoepf
This new sharing economy has brought along some old baggage
Pussy Riot members, journalist Masha Gessen on the Putin-Trump bromance: “Shortest honeymoon in history”
Fernanda Eberstadt
Pussy Riot's Nadya Tolokonnikova, writer Masha Gessen and activist Hunter Heaney on the rise of America's autocrat
Look Again: The week’s most compelling images from around the globe
Salon Staff
Fascinating world views from the Mediterranean Sea to a zoo in Budapest
The science of white working class pain: Trump’s appeal is rooted in the body as well as the mind
Vinnie Rotondaro
Trump voters' physical, emotional and social stress affected their world views
Single-sex schools are on the rise for kids of color
Lise Eliot
Gender-segregated education is making a comeback, especially in urban charter schools
Don’t let racists fool you: The Chicago kidnapping isn’t about Black Lives Matter. It’s about the violence faced by people with disabilities
Nico Lang
Mindless violence and hideous cruelty against the disabled has to be condemned by all Americans whenever it occurs
HGTV loves a Tiny house; you do too, but in the communities that need them most they’re outlawed
Maegan Carberry
Society is moving faster than the law in housing; tiny is affordable, and darn cute, but you probably can't have it
Trump: Only ‘stupid’ people, fools oppose better Russia ties
Jill Colvin
"Having a good relationship with Russia is a good thing, not a bad thing," Trump tweeted.
Image is everything: What Megyn Kelly’s network move tells us about NBC, and herself
Melanie McFarland
As the popular news personage jumps from Fox to NBC, we consider what she and the network gain . . . and risk
A new war on birth control: Trump’s victory has empowered the sex scolds
Amanda Marcotte
Trump hires an anti-birth control policy adviser — and Republicans in Congress prepare to escalate the attack
She killed her abuser before he could kill her: After 17 years locked up, she’s taking on justice system
Natalie Pattillo
After 17 years behind bars, one woman is lobbying for the Domestic Violence Survivors Justice Act
Fake news for the Great Leader: Donald Trump’s readymade White House propaganda machine
Amanda Marcotte
Trump's scarily effective White House propaganda apparatus will work from the bottom up, posing as journalism
Kushner, considering White House role, eyes business exit
Jonathan Lemire, Julie Pace
President-elect Donald Trump's son-in-law moves away from vast real estate holdings, looks towards White House job
Yes, Donald Trump’s voters may be confused and in pain — but no, they don’t deserve our empathy
Chauncey DeVega
Some Trump voters may well feel traumatized by historic and economic change. But that's no reason to forgive them
Tomi Lahren’s selective outrage: Chicago Facebook brutality draws her ire, but she’s silent about Dylann Roof’s racism
D. Watkins
Tomi Lahren ignores that the teens alleged liable for the Facebook Live brutality face the justice system
Why the Democratic leadership contest is urgent: It will shape the opposition to Trump
Paul Rosenberg
Keith Ellison and Tom Perez are both decent and progressive guys — but this is a crucial fight to save the party
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