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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
Nearly a quarter of Americans are not religious: Why doesn’t that diversity show up in politics?
Amanda Marcotte
About 1 in 4 Americans has no religious affiliation — but only 1of 538 members of Congress admits to that
Year of the commando: U.S. Special Ops forces deploy to 138 nations
Nick Turse
The year ahead will offer clues as to whether Obama’s long war in the shadows will survive
Breaking: The Greatest Living American Writer: Sure, Milo’s book deal is a stain on the publishing industry. So what?
Neal Pollack
So, the alt-right adder got a big book deal. He's a skinny punk who can't hope to compete with me
Paul Ryan promises to “defund” Planned Parenthood with Obamacare repeal
Matthew Rozsa
The proposed legislation is one of a number of attacks that Republicans have waged against the org recently
What are Steve Mnuchin and Jeff Sessions hiding? Trump’s Cabinet appointees have huge gaps in their records
Gary Legum
The Treasury nominee doesn't want to talk about his years as a banker; Sessions would rather not discuss the 1980s
Coachella owner’s politics aren’t as hip as his festival, but artists don’t care
Jessica Lipsky
Progressive musicians aren't boycotting the fest as they are Trump's inauguration
It was the racism, stupid: White working-class “economic anxiety” is a zombie idea that needs to die
Chauncey DeVega
Donald Trump was supported by white voters across demographic groups. Can we stop coddling them?
Stop the God groveling, Democrats! Lack of religion is not your real problem
Heather Digby Parton
Every time Democrats lose, they rediscover the importance of religion. It's a simplistic and disrespectful reaction
At least 50 Donald Trump electors were illegally seated as Electoral College members: report
Steven Rosenfeld
More evidence surfaces as calls mount to challenge congressional ratification of Electoral College vote
Marijuana monster money: California makes more from cannabis than the next 5 largest crops combined
Phillip Smith
$24 billion is no joke
Young dads get nonprofit treatment: Fathers find support in New Mexico, where teen pregnancy rate is nation’s highest
Adele Oliveira
How a tiny nonprofit prepares nervous young fathers for life’s biggest challenge, and then sticks with them
Look Again: The day’s most compelling images from around the globe
Salon Staff
Fascinating world views from the London Zoo's annual stocktake to a World Record-setting centenarian in France
Virginia lawmaker applauds violent drug war in Philippines
Brian Tashman
Dick Black says the Philippines' policy has helped restore law and order to the country; the US has been too soft.
Remembering John Berger: The English art critic helped bring ideas to TV
Scott Timberg
Berger, who died on Monday, was eclectic, cool, and sophisticated, and kept on going 'til he hit 90
Armed for 2017: New state gun laws shrink “gun-free zones,” expand access to concealed carry without training or permit
Sophia Tesfaye
Republicans in Missouri and Ohio have pushed through expansive access to guns for the new year
Hands off: More than 2 in 3 Americans don’t want Roe v. Wade overturned
Matthew Rozsa
Trump may get to put an anti-abortion judge on the Supreme Court, but most Americans want to preserve Roe v. Wade
Does impeachment begin now? The case for building the end of Trump’s presidency before it even starts
Heather Digby Parton
Democrats must resist the GOP's noxious legislative agenda — and plan for impeachment at the same time
Claiming our right not to kill: Resolutions should be about fighting racism, greed and militarism
Kathy Kelly
As extraordinary numbers of people are murdered in Chicago, the root causes are universal
The Obamacare repeal battle: President Obama, Mike Pence to deliver different strategy sessions
Alan Fram
President Obama and Mike Pence are going to rally Democrats and the GOP
No, Putin didn’t hack the power grid; journalists need to take a breath and get it right
Matthew Sheffield
Washington Post publishes an irresponsible hack report, making clear how little journalists understand this stuff
Rick Perry’s Texas giveaways: There’s something fishy about the billions he gave in grants, tax incentives
Alec MacGillis
A $30 million grant from Perry went to an energy group that turned out to be a phantom
A more liberal nation: Fewer Americans are calling themselves conservative these days
Matthew Rozsa
There are still more conservatives than liberals, but the number of liberals is growing
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