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Facebook IRL: How your college friendships can help or hinder
Janice M. McCabe
College is a time for friendships. But how can students best leverage the power of those friendships?
Dystopian Donald: Will Trump make “1984” look like a nursery tale?
Tom Engelhardt
Can you doubt that we’re in a dystopian age, even if we’re still four weeks from Trump entering the Oval Office?
Jimmy Carter is the only former president to RSVP for Trump’s inauguration
Matthew Rozsa
The Clintons and Bushes don't seem eager to celebrate the impending Trump administration
Ann Coulter’s white Christmas: VDARE holiday bash is her second white nationalist event this quarter
Matthew Rozsa
Anti-immigration group described by SPLC as "pseudo-intellectual racists and anti-Semites" hosted Coulter on Dec. 9
White is the new white: Too many white people know what they are not, but don’t understand what they are
Rev. Jim Conn
We don’t worry about when “it” will happen next
White nationalists have raised millions thanks to tax-exempt charities
Michael Kunzelman
Four white nationalist groups have raised more than $7.8 million — and it's all tax-deductible
Donald Trump and the libertarians: Why have so many people who claim to love freedom embraced a strongman?
Conor Lynch
Some libertarian true believers are standing up to Trump — but many others have surrendered to his toxic allure
Rex Tillerson’s corporate background: Is a CEO a good fit for secretary of state?
Angelo Young
ExxonMobil’s boss will carry plenty of baggage to his confirmation hearing, but leadership skills aren't an issue
John Kasich quietly bans Cleveland voters from raising minimum wage in their city
Sophia Tesfaye
Republican Ohio Gov. John Kasich worked with Cleveland's city council to block voters' $15-per-hour initiative
Donald Trump chooses Carl Icahn, who destroyed TWA, to advise him on regulatory reform
Matthew Rozsa
Donald Trump is choosing a Wall Street fox to guard the regulatory hen house.
Look Again: The day’s most compelling images from around the globe
Salon Staff
Fascinating world views from a pagan celebration at Stonehenge to a Santa propelling down a shopping mall in Tokyo
Newt Gingrich’s semi-hilarious ethics lecture: Donald Trump is so rich we can’t worry about it
Gary Legum
Onetime House speaker ousted on corruption charges tells us we need "a whole new approach" on political ethics
Donald Trump’s “half-blind” solution to his conflicts of interest won’t exactly stop his conflicts of interest
Sophia Tesfaye
Trump's transition team is reportedly exploring how to make his blind trust only "half-blind"
LISTEN: Female “Ghostbusters” sparked a Donald Trump-sized backlash
Amanda Marcotte
Salon talks to Andi Zeisler, author of "We Were Feminists Once," about the backlash to women's gains in pop culture
As a white nationalist, what do you do? A conversation with a scholar of America’s extreme right
A.C. Thompson
"Part of the [alt-right] coalition is relatively angry people with guns. Part of the coalition is intellectuals"
“Drain the swamp” — of all those P.C. liberals! Turns out Trumpers don’t care about lobbyists or plutocrats
Amanda Marcotte
New polling data suggests Trump supporters don't know or care about economics but yearn to fight the culture war
The fight to end on-call retail shifts makes progress — but federal protections are still unlikely
Angelo Young
State attorneys general will have their work cut out for them as the GOP-led government tips in favor of employers
Journey of reconciliation: An unexpected lesson from Pearl Harbor
Michael Winship
Next week, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will be the first Japanese leader to visit the site of the surprise attack
Angry that Journey’s in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame? Don’t be.
Annie Zaleski
Haters, never fear: In the coming years, hip-hop pioneers and non-rock icons are due to have their turn
Artivism is a fierce and reflexive response to the election of Donald Trump: Will it make change?
Max Cea
For some, activism in the face of the Trump presidency is not enough: Only intense and passionate artivism will do
Donald Trump’s political persona aligns with that of a fascist leader, according to 14 key signs
Kali Holloway
One historian lamented that Trump's win would “hearten fascists all over the world.”
Trump Organization applies “political pressure” on foreign diplomats to stay at Donald Trump’s D.C. hotel: Report
Sophia Tesfaye
A new report alleges Trump pushed the Kuwaiti Embassy to move a party from the Four Seasons to Trump's D.C. hotel
Mick Mulvaney, Donald Trump’s pick for budget director, told the right-wing John Birch Society the Federal Reserve “choked off economic growth”
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's incoming budget director once spoke to a society of right-wing extremists about liking bitcoin over banks
Donald Trump’s goon squad: As president, Trump will maintain private security force to crack down on protest
Heather Digby Parton
Breaking with all precedent, Trump will apparently retain his private squad of loyal ex-cops in the White House
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