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ICE has made yet another group the target of a vicious immigration crackdown
Jacob Sugarman
The law enforcement agency is completely out of control
Trump’s speech wasn’t the scary part: All the Republican groveling was
Heather Digby Parton
Trump's SOTU was a forgettable, familiar litany. What's new is the GOP's brain-dead eagerness to do his bidding
State of the Union: President Trump’s full speech
Compiled by Salon staff
Here's everything Trump had to say
Trump pushes for American authoritarianism — with success
Frank Vogl
At the end of Trump’s first year in office, the U.S. faces graver challenges than in many generations
What a medieval love saga says about modern-day sexual harassment
Lisa Bitel
“The more it changes, the more it’s the same thing”
What happens when a meme makes a corporation lose control of its brand?
Nicole Karlis
Procter and Gamble face a viral "Tide Pods" meme that is getting people sick. Is all press good press?
Treasury Secretary Mnuchin’s weak-dollar myopia is dangerous
Benjamin J. Cohen
Steven Mnuchin claimed that a weaker dollar “is good for trade”
Malcolm X: On stage, in person and human at last
Rachel Leah
A more personal take on the great man's life and death, "X: Or, Betty Shabazz v. The Nation" restores his humanity
Red Cross forced out an executive over sexual harassment — then helped him land a job
Jeremy Binckes
A senior Red Cross official harassed a subordinate and was accused of raping another, but was praised on his exit
“We saw all kinds of horrors”: A Russian girl, a Jewish boy, and a Nazi massacre
Father Patrick Desbois
A Russian woman who was a little girl during the Nazi occupation remembers her friend, a Jewish boy named Ziama
Why we need #MeToo now
Valerie Tarico
#MeToo started as an outcry of anger and anguish. But retributive justice swiftly followed.
15 damn-near perfect covers of radio anthems you may have missed
Gabriel Bell
Left-field takes on sing-along classics by Adele, Fleetwood Mac, Sinatra and Springsteen for your greedy ears
How every member of Congress responded to Trump’s “s**thole” remark
JoAnne Sweeny
The results largely fit into three categories: condemn, support, or no response
Is it too early to handicap the 2020 Democrats? Hell, not really
Matthew Sheffield
Is Bernie too old and Biden too tarnished? How far can Kirsten Gillibrand ride #MeToo, and who is Kamala Harris?
“The monster you don’t see is worse”: When an ex shares your intimate photos online
Terence Mickey
On "Memory Motel," a man tries to regain control over images of his own body
Analysis: Democracy in decline, Trump not helping
Nicole Karlis
The new report elucidates links between Donald Trump's rise to power and the dismal state of democracy worldwide
Trump’s medical exam inspires “girther” movement
Jeremy Binckes
With the White House obfuscating Trump's medical records, a new conspiracy theory is born
Why you shouldn’t believe everything your sleep tracker tells you
Jack Barton
People who are told they slept poorly will act accordingly, even if it isn’t true
Here’s how Republicans are whitewashing Martin Luther King, Jr. this year
Matthew Rozsa
As happens every year, Republicans forget what Martin Luther King Jr. actually stood for
14 dystopian films that sorta predicted the future of sex
Gabriel Bell
They almost got it, but not quite
Her sister’s keeper: Caring for a sibling with mental illness
Jenny Gold
While one has paranoid schizophrenia, the sibling relationship grows complicated
Yes, good teachers can be activists
William Ayers, Crystal Laura, Rick Ayers
A persistent myth about education is that the best teachers never bring politics into the classroom
Sorry Dems: Trump isn’t all that weird and socialism isn’t coming
Matt Grossmann
The Republican Party is not in crisis either
Trump epitomizes the personal failures he tries to pin on black folks
Kali Holloway
His racist attacks give us insight into his own shortcomings
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