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California takes charge: Democrats’ domination may save climate program
John Upton
Sacramento may take over as the nation’s leader in the fight against global warming
A few good Monuments Men: Saving art from looting and destruction — especially in the Middle East — is a military matter
Noah Charney
The British Army is recruiting experts who fancy themselves George Clooney 2.0 to preserve global cultural treasure
From the “Battle in Seattle” to Donald Trump: Remember when the anti-globalists were left-wing radicals?
Paul Rosenberg
There has long been a current of popular resistance to capitalist globalization — and it used to be on the left
Meet the 10 shadowy groups that snuck into your state races
Kytja Weir, Chris Zubak-Skees, Ben Wieder
A field guide to the 10 national power brokers trying to shape state elections
Custody in crisis: How family courts nationwide put children in danger
Laurie Udesky, 100Reporters
In many cases across the country, family courts ignore evidence of sexual or physical abuse, putting kids in peril
Clinton’s inaugural address: What Hillary should say right before Donald Trump takes the stage
Bill Moyers, Michael Winship
A call for a shadow government that will watchdog everything Trump and Congress do
Nada Surf rocks: Why the indie band, with a new live record, is one of life’s great pleasures
Scott Timberg
Salon speaks to singer Matthew Caws about how the band bounced back from a bad name and a goofy hit song
Ballad of a Bin Man: A.J. Weberman, the man who says he’s behind Bob Dylan’s Nobel Award for Literature
John Semley
With his Nobel Prize, Bob Dylan has entered the highest echelon of artistic recognition, thanks to A.J. Weberman
Donald Trump isn’t yet president, and the Hamilton Electors have one shot to make sure he never is
Matthew Rozsa
The presidential election of 2016 is not over. It hasn't even been held yet. Just ask the Hamilton Electors
America’s first white president
Andrew O'Hehir
What's that, you say? There were 43 other white guys before him? Yeah, OK — but not like this
Pizzagate, explained: Everything you want to know about the Comet Ping Pong pizzeria conspiracy theory but are too afraid to search for on Reddit
Andrew Breiner
How this incredibly stupid and dangerous piece of fiction captured the lurid imaginations of many gullible people
The imperial presidency of Donald Trump: Stand by for tweets divorced from reality and a Cabinet full of corporatists
Jim Hightower
The incoming president would paint his victory as more fabulous, takes on Wall Streeters by bringing them onboard
Rehabbing Germany’s neo-Nazis: Modern Denazification is being led by reformed far-right members
Frank Jordans
In Germany, reformed racists are able to find ways to diffuse hate on the fringe
Fighting back against Donald Trump’s angry white voters
Bill Fletcher Jr., Bob Wing
Trump mobilized the white working class, but Hillary also failed to mobilize women, the youth, and the unions
Wall Street’s surge after Donald Trump’s election was spiked by a bunch of bank stocks
Matthew Rozsa
Investors think a few companies are going to really benefit from the next administration
After Donald Trump’s win, Republican support of the Electoral College skyrockets
Sophia Tesfaye
Conservatives like the Electoral College more than California's voting habits, for some reason
Donald Trump’s transition team is looking through President Obama’s energy staffers
Matthew Rozsa
A new memo reveals that Team Trump has a very radical energy agenda
Women’s March on Washington barred from protesting Donald Trump inauguration
Sophia Tesfaye
Trump's Presidential Inauguration Committee has blocked access to the landmark Lincoln Memorial in D.C.
Saving green and going green: Google plans to be fully renewable next year, and it will save on costs
Brian Kahn
Google, the largest corporate buyer of renewable energy on the planet, says it makes economic sense
Donald Trump’s bait and switch: The populist candidate’s cabinet will profit profusely
Nomi Prins
Forget his own conflicts of interest. Trump's appointees are going to get really rich
Rise of the Nazi salute: Why Donald Trump supporters’ hand gestures should worry
Stephanie Schorow
The Nazi salute, recently derided, should be taken seriously, and should be worrying
A super white Christmas: The Hallmark Channel gives us TV’s most homogeneous view of the holiday
Melanie McFarland
Hallmark's white Christmas tales have hooked holiday viewers while leaving minority actors out in the cold
Robbie Robertson remembers: “People were screaming and booing and throwing sh*t”
Scott Timberg
Salon speaks to the Band guitarist about a tour with Dylan, Martin Scorsese and his new memoir "Testimony"
Andy Puzder’s burger-eating bikini babes: Trump’s Labor Secretary pick identifies with his company’s racy ads
Grace Guarnieri
Andy Pudzer said that his burger chains Carl's Jr. and Hardee's "kind of did take on my personality"
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