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Donald Trump reawakened activism within pro sports — let’s give thanks
Jalal Baig
After many years of apolitical focus on contracts and sneakers, this year's campaign woke up the sports world
RIP Scott Eric Kaufman, 1976-2016
Salon Staff
Salon's wide-ranging assistant editor, news reporter and culture critic has died at age 39
Thanksgiving alone isn’t something you have to survive, just enjoy
Eric Slater
Spending holidays together in a town named for your family isn't better than going it alone in NYC, just different
Destroying heritage: How the Dakota Access Pipeline plans went all wrong
Chip Colwell
Officials were unaware of the significance of the areas through which the pipeline was supposed to pass
An “acute observation of the absurdity of being alive”: The star and creator of “Rectify” discuss ambiguity and the series’ end
Melanie McFarland
"Rectify" star Aden Young and creator Ray McKinnon discuss guilt, innocence and whether they matter in the end
Wilbur Ross Jr, rumored to be Donald Trump’s choice for commerce secretary, owned a mine where 12 miners died in 2006
Reynard Loki
Ross' coal companies were hit with hundreds of violations. Now he could be in charge of an important department
A dying mule always kicks the hardest: Donald Trump’s election is part of an all-too-familiar pattern
Rev. Dr. William J. Barber II
Why Donald Trump's election means "we must work together for a Third Reconstruction in America"
“The Last Waltz” at 40: The Band and their classic movie speak beyond boomer nostalgia
Scott Timberg
Scorsese's 1978 movie with Van Morrison, Joni Mitchell and Muddy Waters appeals powerfully to younger musicians too
On the road with our American selves, or how to feel like a jerk in Mombasa, Kenya
Mattea Kramer
The 2016 election barely mentioned the war in Afghanistan, but that doesn't mean we can ignore international issues
“No reasonable officer would have used deadly force”: Charges in the police shooting of Philando Castile are a reminder of the potential for police brutality in Trump’s America
Chauncey DeVega
Charges of manslaughter for Officer Jeronimo Yanez is just the first step on a long road toward justice
“The most demonstrably anti-gay judicial nominee in recent memory” could be a Donald Trump Supreme Court pick
Carrie Weisman
Judge William H. Pryor Jr defended a Texas law criminalizing consensual gay sex
The surprising sexual fluidity of “Elle”: Paul Verhoeven’s latest shows he’s come a long way since “Basic Instinct”
Nico Lang
The dark film opens with a grim sex crime and seems to establish itself as part of a set but takes surprising turn
History repeating: PBS’ “Black America Since MLK” shows progress made and lost
Melanie McFarland
Henry Louis Gates' new series examines African-American strides since 1965 and is both educational and sobering
The anti-“Gravity”: What “Arrival” gets right that Sandra Bullock’s space odyssey didn’t
Nico Lang
Amy Adams delivers nuanced and luminous performance as an earthling who engages aliens with language not weaponry
WATCH: Hillary Clinton sings Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah” in “SNL” tearjerker cold open
Salon Staff
Kate McKinnon donned the white pantsuit, sat down at the piano and turned the audience to mush
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
What comes next? How to make it better now
Mary Elizabeth Williams
This election left us demoralized — now it's time for action
Donald Trump campaign is bucking precedent and keeping the press away
Kathleen Hennessey
Donald Trump is going rogue in a way that may be foreshadowing how he plans to run
What I learned about the “circle of doom” while watching Fox News all election night
Melanie McFarland
Spending election day with Fox leads us to trace the media's long path to getting a reality star elected president.
Omarosa hints at a Donald Trump enemies list: “It’s so great our enemies are making themselves clear”
Matthew Rozsa
The Trump administration may be pretty vindictive
What does the FBI’s latest turnabout mean for election polls? Hint: We know even less than we did before
Matthew Rozsa
Comey's Oct. 28 letter had only just started to show up in polls; this new twist leaves us entirely in the dark
Forget about “inbox zero”: The real problem with email isn’t your unread messages
Rachel Kramer Bussel
Salon talks to the author of "Unsubscribe" about email anxiety, productivity sappers and email "completion bias"
The Trump who stole Christmas: Win or lose, Donald Trump has ruined everything
Andrew O'Hehir
Maybe Trump did us a solid by ripping open the rotting carcass of democracy, but our national nightmare isn't over
Lucy Kalanithi: “Suffering is not a special experience, and that’s comforting”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The widow of "When Breath Becomes Air" author Paul Kalanithi talks about grief and joy
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