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Legal experts: Fox faces “real jeopardy” after court filing lays out “smoking-gun” evidence
Samaa Khullar
“The dream for a plaintiff’s attorney is what Dominion claims to have here,” expert says
“Incredibly damning”: Legal experts say Dominion already has “staggering” evidence against Fox
Samaa Khullar
Fox News is "looking at a gargantuan verdict or settlement and a huge reputational hit," expert says
Fox News texts reveal the truth: The Big Lie was a con — that the viewers were in on
Amanda Marcotte
Texts prove Fox hosts knowingly lied about the 2020 election — here's why they won't lose viewers
TrumpWorld election conspiracy theory stemmed from email by “internally decapitated ghost”: filing
Samaa Khullar
The sender also claimed Scalia was killed in a "human hunting" trip and said she got her evidence from "dreams"
Fox News reporter “blindsided” after court filing reveals Carlson and Hannity tried to get her fired
Samaa Khullar
Fox hosts schemed to get Jacqui Heinrich axed for fact-checking election claims they knew were false, messages show
Texts: Murdoch and Fox hosts knew election claims were “crazy” but worried facts hurt “stock price”
Igor Derysh
Court filing shows Fox Newsers knew Trump lost but desperately did not want to anger him out of concern for ratings
Republicans like to talk tough on crime — but they’re the ones with a real crime problem
Austin Sarat
Crime is much worse in "red states" — and that's been true for years. Why don't Democrats ever just say it?
Why do we love “Abbott Elementary” star Janelle James for being bad? It’s simple: “I’m hilarious”
Melanie McFarland
On "Salon Talks," the actor discusses her stand-up comedy, playing principal Ava Coleman and toxic positivity
The case to let children vote: Why law professor Adam Benforado calls for a “minor revolution”
Gail Cornwall
"We need to notice the suffering of children, and rethink our approach to every field," Benforado said
“It looks to me like that’s a felony”: Election expert says Kari Lake could face jail over tweet
Samaa Khullar
Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes referred the matter for investigation to the state attorney general
“I don’t toot glitter”: Kristin Chenoweth on embracing her failure, anger and questions for God
Mary Elizabeth Williams
On "Salon Talks," we learn how the "Wicked" star's thoughts on faith, fear and forgiveness became a book for fans
Who will speak up for my child, the drag queen?
Ira Chernus
My child has been safe from attack — so far. Others haven’t been so fortunate
New Mexico shooting suspect shows Republicans seek a violent solution to rejection
Amanda Marcotte
From the Big Lie to Twitter to their families, Republicans refuse to peacefully admit that they're unpopular
Drugs, silence and Camilla “the villain”: Revelations from Prince Harry’s “60 Minutes” interview
Alison Stine
In his first televised interview to promote his book "Spare," Prince Harry shows us what "unflinching" really means
William “came at me”: Harry details getting knocked down in violent attack by brother
Joy Saha
The Duke of Sussex's account paints Prince William as hot-headed, causing destruction with the physical alteraction
Can a politician’s mental fitness for office be diagnosed from afar?
Matthew Rozsa
The Goldwater Rule restrains psychiatrists from diagnosing politicians from afar. Many say the rule is outdated
How to end gridlock and ensure Democratic power — with a bold progressive agenda
Paul Rosenberg
Ambitious policy solutions can break through partisan paralysis and change America. It's time to go big
Expert: Leaked memo suggests Sinema violated ethics rule by making aides perform “personal tasks”
Tom Boggioni
A 37-page memo details Sinema's "onerous" demands of her Senate staff
What Democrats should have learned from the midterms: It’s time to fight for justice
Chauncey DeVega
Democrats have an opportunity to seize the moral high ground as the party of justice. Will they take it?
A new day? Voters stood up for democracy — and now we have the data
Chauncey DeVega
America has a long way to go in redeeming democracy — but the midterm exit polls tell a story of hope
Thanksgiving, my father’s last supper
Leah Blatt Glasser
Thanksgiving in my family, like many others, brings with it the shadow of death even as we celebrate our love
How Bob Dylan used the ancient practice of “imitatio” to craft some of the most original songs
Raphael Falco
No, the singer isn't a plagiarist, rather a modern musician who honors a time-honored Renaissance tradition
Desperate conservatives rally around an absurd talking point: Trump pivots to being presidential!
Amanda Marcotte
Trump's announcement was whiny and vindictive, but Republicans pretended to hear a noble elder statesman
It would be amazingly dumb for GOP to impeach Biden — so sure, go for it
Amanda Marcotte
Kevin McCarthy could learn something from Newt Gingrich: His impeachment of Bill Clinton ended his career
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