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Steve Bannon runs an anti-Semitic website, is a misogynist and will be one of Donald Trump’s senior advisers
Matthew Rozsa
One of the White House's top voices will be a man who has promoted, and been embraced by, the worst of America
The ultimate inside job: Donald Trump’s transition team is a sordid new swamp of lobbyists, donors, family and Republican retreads
Gary Legum
Drain the swamp? Instead, Trump transition team is revealed as a brand-new bog of cronyism and influence peddling
Denying climate change is only part of it: 5 ways Donald Trump spells doom for the environment
Reynard Loki
President-elect Donald Trump is no friend to planet Earth. Here are some reasons why
Inside Donald Trump’s shady transition team: Kris Kobach created Kansas’ anti-immigrant policies
Miranda Blue
Kobach helped craft Arizona's anti-immigrant SB 1070 law — known as the "papers please" law
Wyatt Cenac & Ana Gasteyer on “People of Earth” and Taliban Dance Party
Melanie McFarland
What begins as a chat about their TBS comedy turns into an exploration of fertilizer, Elon Musk, and alienation.
Inside Donald Trump’s shady transition team: Sheriff Joe Arpaio, David Clarke may be leading Department of Homeland Security
Brian Tashman
The law enforcement personnel have attacked everyone from ISIS to Black Lives Matter
Henry Louis Gates on Trump: “That election clearly represented a backlash against the progress black people have made since 1965”
Scott Timberg
The Harvard historian tells a tale of "Soul Train" and the election of Obama, crack and urban riots — and Trump
An open letter to the “Ivanka voters” I grew up with: I hope you get what you want
Erin Keane
Dear white suburban women back home who voted for Donald Trump: Let us imagine the best outcome for everyone
Twinkies really are indestructible: How twice-bankrupt Hostess came back from the brink
Angelo Young
After two bankruptcies, Hostess Brands' business is booming again — because Americans love their guilty pleasures
We (still) can do it: Energized feminists are well positioned for future gains — if we do the work
Anna March
Memo to my fellow feminists: We can mourn Hillary Clinton's defeat, but come Monday, we need to get back to work
Inside Donald Trump’s shady transition team: Domestic policy chair Ken Blackwell pushed voter suppression, anti-LGBTQ measures
Miranda Blue
Blackwell, a former Ohio secretary of state, thinks that being gay is a "choice," and gay people can be "changed"
White flight from reality: Inside the racist panic that fueled Donald Trump’s victory
David Masciotra
I live in a fly-over Indiana town. I assure you Donald Trump's economic policies didn't win him this election
Is this how our Free Press dies? How our 45th president could spell the end of an independent Fourth Estate
Sophia A. McClennen
Freedom of the Press in the U.S. has been hobbled ever since 9/11 — the election of Donald Trump may just kill it
I marched with my daughter and got arrested — and I’m proud
Craig Wolff
My amazing daughter and I marched in the anti-Trump protest in Manhattan. I went to jail — and it gave me hope
How President Donald Trump will kill the environment
Jason Dearen
Killing regulations. Promoting carbon-based fuels. Donald trump won't be great for the environment
Save the date: Ku Klux Klan plans North Carolina victory parade for Donald Trump
Brendan Gauthier
Time and location are still TBD, but the Loyal Knights of the KKK are fixin' to party
Donald Trump is being courted by National Organization for Marriage to undo wins under President Obama
Grace Guarnieri
President Brian Brown championed Trump's victory as a validation of his hateful views on same-sex marriage
Donald Trump will never “drain the swamp”: He’s already staffing his transition team with GOP insiders, Wall Street lobbyists
Sophia Tesfaye
Trump is ready to shake up Washington with insiders like Trent Lott and Jamie Dimon
Nothing actually “went wrong” with the exit polls on election day
Ole J. Forsberg
Polls deal with probability, not certainty
Why we need a new Democratic Party
Robert Reich
The DNC has become a giant fundraising machine, too often reflecting the goals and values of the moneyed interests
Anger, grief and breaking and entering into Trump Tower: Scenes from the Chicago anti-Trump march
Chauncey DeVega
At Wednesday's spontaneous demonstration in Chicago, I witnessed what might be the birth of a protest movement
Parades for our veterans are nice — jobs are better: Why former servicewomen in particular face so many employment hurdles
Angelo Young
Despite the yellow ribbons and pro-military rhetoric, American businesses remain less likely to hire young veterans
North Carolina voted against the state’s anti-LGBT law on Tuesday. It probably won’t matter
Nico Lang
Democrat Ray Cooper rode the protest vote to victory in North Carolina, but the players who passed HB 2 lay in wait
St. Paul and the Broken Bones’ singer Paul Janeway talks social justice & politics
Salon Staff
The frontman, a native Alabaman, sat down with Salon's Amanda Marcotte
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