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Rise of the alt-right: How mainstream conservatives’ obsession with purity fueled a new right-wing radicalism
Matthew Sheffield
The GOP's endless battles over who is or isn't a "true conservative" created a movement it couldn't control
Donald Trump tweets and investors cringe — but some make money
Angelo Young
When Trump calls out companies like Lockheed Martin and Boeing on social media, share prices fall
5 incredible moments of Bernie Sanders’ town hall in Wisconsin’s Trump country
Alexandra Rosenmann
Sanders was able to show one Trump voter the error of her ways in no time flat
With Fox’s “Star,” Lee Daniels expands his nighttime soap empire
Melanie McFarland
Fox's provocative girl group drama sets issues of race, sexual identity and chosen family to a pop melody
Energy Department slaps down Donald Trump’s “witch hunt” of climate change staffers
Sophia Tesfaye
Obama's Energy Department rejected Trump’s request to single out staffers who worked to address climate change
Source: Donald Trump’s campaign is threatening “political reprisal” for defecting Republican electors
Matthew Rozsa
One elector tells Salon, Trump affiliates are placing "career pressure" on GOP electors to toe the line on Dec. 19
$1.3 billion Oakland Raiders stadium financing deal under consideration
Janie Har
The new stadium would be part of an effort to keep the Raiders from moving to Las Vegas
“Rogue One” review: This dark, exhilarating blast is one of the best Star Wars films yet
Lindsey Bahr
Subversive "Star Wars" spinoff makes "The Force Awakens" look "lazy and bloated with sentimentality" in comparison
Donald Trump says lawsuit filed by two faithless electors in Colorado “threatens to undermine . . . the Electoral College”
Matthew Rozsa
The president-elect seems worried that if a Colorado lawsuit prevails, electors elsewhere will deem him unfit
Leaving carbon: Divestments from fossil fuels top $5.2 trillion
Brian Kahn
Investing heavyweights are moving their assets and funds out of fossil fuels at a record pace.
Even George W. Bush’s EPA head is worried about Scott Pruitt heading the agency
Matthew Rozsa
"It doesn’t put us in a good place, in my mind," said Christine Todd Whitman about Pruitt's appointment
Donald Trump’s ethics powder keg: Experts say his conflicts could mean big trouble
Bernard Condon, Julie Bykowicz
Investigations and lawsuits could hobble Trump's administration
Democrats’ emails came under attack right before the election: report
Taylor Link
CrowdStrike, the firm hired by the DNC to protect its network, says a second attack happened days before the vote
Look Again: The day’s most compelling images from around the globe
Salon Staff
Fascinating world views from naked, blood-covered protestors in Spain to a man and his bike-riding dog in Istanbul
The brilliance of the Golden Globes: The awards really are beside the point
Max Cea
Worked up over Golden Globes snubs and surprises? Don't be! Save your energy for the red carpet and jokes instead
Democrats want Rep. Jason Chaffetz to investigate Donald Trump’s conflicts of interest
Matthew Rozsa
The Republican oversight and government reform chairman simply won't treat Trump the same way he did Clinton
Electoral College voters ask James Clapper: How much was Russia involved in the elections?
Matthew Rozsa
The electoral college demands that the DNI do its job so they can perform their constitutional duty
Hamilton Electors determined to make sure “world’s worst cyberattack doesn’t hit its mark”
Matthew Rozsa
The rogue electors who are taking one last shot at stopping Trump are pointing to the Russian hacks
North Carolina’s season of hate is over: It’s time to repeal the state’s anti-LGBT law
Nico Lang
North Carolina’s new governor-elect, Roy Cooper, is preparing to stop LGBT discrimination in his state
Obamacare repeal is coming — piece by piece and in the worst possible way
Bob Cesca
Obamacare repeal's hidden secrets: tax cuts for the rich, a new burden for seniors, Medicaid downsizing and more
What jobs have the highest rates of suicide in the United States? Not jobs in tech
Michael Arria
The suicide rate is up in this country. How does work factor in?
A gunmaker by any other name: Why Smith & Wesson wants to change its name to American Outdoor Brands
Angelo Young
The company wants to be the brand of "rugged outdoor enthusiasts" not just "Dirty Harry"-loving gun hoarders
Donald Trump’s pick for secretary of the interior, who could open up lands for drilling, is a climate change denier
Bobby Magill
Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers is also an ardent opponent regulations on greenhouse gas emissions
10 things to know for Monday: be informed in the office coffee break room
AP Staff
Donald Trump has dismissed the CIA's Russian hacking assessment, and other news you need to know.
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