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John Fahey made the best Christmas album ever
Scott Timberg
The solo-guitar record "The New Possibility" combines familiar and age-old tunes with wild-ass playing
Drowning the world in oil: Trump’s carbon-obsessed energy policy and the planetary nightmare to come
Michael T. Klare
The president-elect's slogan should be: Make America Smoggy Again
Gotta dance: Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone live up to hype in Damien Chazelle’s “La La Land”
Gary Kramer
Deliberately idiosyncratic and spell-binding and wholesome and not entirely aggravating
Dark water, darker times: Flint’s water crisis isn’t over — and Donald Trump isn’t likely to help
Alli Joseph
For a city with no economy, ruined infrastructure and 37 percent illiteracy, emergency aid isn't nearly enough
Best albums of 2016: 10 fantastic artists create an unusually lush and diverse selection of important music
Max Cea
Genre fluidity is the common thread in this uncommonly great year of music
From Beyoncé’s “Lemonade” to Chance The Rapper’s “Coloring Book,” music rocked this year
Salon Staff
It was hard to pick just 10, but we did it! Now VOTE on which of these albums was your absolute favorite this year
“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
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
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.
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
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
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"
WATCH: Donald Trump named Time magazine’s Person of the Year
Matthew Rozsa
He was certainly the most influential person this year
FAIR’s big play: Onetime fringe group hopes to drive Donald Trump’s immigration policy
Amanda Marcotte
FAIR cloaks its racialized anti-immigrant policy proposals in bland wonkery — and it has Donald Trump's ear
Forget “dialogue” with Donald Trump and his supporters: They have empowered hatred and harm
Chauncey DeVega
Those who elected Trump want to undo progress and harm black and brown people. Who cares what's in their hearts?
Look Again: The day’s most compelling images from around the globe
Salon Staff
Fascinating world views from a frost-covered rose hip in Germany to an adorable seal pup in Louth, England
We, Robots: As “Westworld” finale looms, we have about as much of a clue as the hosts
Melanie McFarland
We still aren't sure of what's happening with this show. Unlike the robots, if the finale fails us, we'll remember.
Leading DNC chair candidate Keith Ellison blasted for “disqualifying” remarks about Israel
Matthew Sheffield
Comments from 2010, dredged up by fringe anti-Muslim activist, lead Jewish group to turn on progressive congressman
Donald Trump’s scariest pick so far? Right-wing fruitcake Michael Flynn as national security adviser
Heather Digby Parton
Beyond making hateful comments on Islam, Michael Flynn subscribes to a whole range of terrifying far-right theories
The future of computer chips is bright: Electrons are fast, but light moves faster
Arnab Hazari
Computing can keep up with the demand for tinier products — up to a limit
Remembering Bowie: New Chuck Prophet video chronicles what we’ve lost
Scott Timberg
A new song by Green on Red guitarist bids farewell to Bowie, Prince, George Martin, Merle, Ali and others
Why the pundits got the election wrong: How confirmation bias shaped our view of facts
Ray Nickerson
In the runup to the election, pundits and election watchers saw only what they wanted to see
Instructions for how not to make Pat Kelly’s cornbread dressing
Mike Bevel
Losing mom and the recipe for her cornbread dressing a little bit at a time for a really long time
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