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Biographer and journalist David Maraniss on Trump, Obama and history turned “upside down”
Chauncey DeVega
Biographer of Obama and Clinton explains why he'd never take on Trump, explores his father's resistance to tyranny
Onward, Christian fascists
Chris Hedges
Trump’s legacy will be the empowerment of Christian totalitarians
What if the president of the United States was mentally ill — and no one really cared?
Chauncey DeVega
As we turn the page on 2019, our president is mentally unwell — but that's only one symptom of deeper illness
How to spell out Donald J. Trump?
Alon Ben-Meir
Trump has brought shame and dishonor to the most prestigious office in the world — the U.S. Presidency.
(In)famous Western alliances with the Soviet Union/Russia
Alexei Bayer
Why on earth is Trump’s America now pursuing another shameful alliance with an utterly anti-liberal force?
Hallmark movies are fascist propaganda
Amanda Marcotte
Forget "Triumph of the Will" — the most insidious authoritarian propaganda comes in the form of schmaltz
There is (still) no “War on Christmas”
Matthew Rozsa
Henry Ford started it. And like absolutely nothing good ever, the modern War on Christmas began with Bill O'Reilly
Why Virginia must amend its law protecting Confederate statues
Ben Doherty
The Confederate statues at the center of the racist violence in Charlottesville remain in place today.
It’s a very bad week for Donald Trump — but he remains a dangerous foe
Chauncey DeVega
Trump and his allies are badly rattled by impeachment — but don't forget, they will do absolutely anything to win
Neil Gorsuch appears to validate “War on Christmas” conspiracy during “Fox & Friends” appearance
Matthew Rozsa
Fox has a long history of claiming that there is a "War on Christmas," tracing back to a 2004 Bill O'Reilly segment
“Watchmen” finale: One last reveal explains all those eggs and the crushing weight of legacy
Melanie McFarland
A satisfying end to what could be the drama's only season leaves one question unanswered, making us hungry for more
Military personnel may have flashed a covert white power hand signal during an ESPN broadcast
Matthew Rozsa
Roughly 22 percent of service members said in 2018 that they'd seen white nationalism or racism in the military
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez calls Fox News host Tucker Carlson a “white supremacist sympathizer”
Matthew Rozsa
AOC says Fox "bankrolls a white supremacist sympathizer to broadcast an hour-long production of unmitigated racism"
A divine interlude in the tunnel of love: “Watchmen” and the intersection of comic books and faith
Melanie McFarland
Two episodes of the HBO drama questions the nature of pop culture's religion before embracing the power of faith
Kamala Harris leads 27 Senate Democrats in call for Trump to fire Stephen Miller
Igor Derysh
Nearly 40 senators, more than 100 House members and dozens of civil rights groups call for Stephen Miller to go
Fox Nation commercial celebrates an “all-American Christmas” that only features white people
Matthew Rozsa
The Fox News streaming platform has released a Christmas promo that does not appear to include any people of color
Author Chris Hedges on Trump, the Democrats and the dying American empire
Chauncey DeVega
Impeaching Trump without addressing America's deeper structural problems, says Hedges, will only make things worse
The new “Black Codes”
Chris Hedges
The police targeting of black people is part of a long continuum in American history
Cancel culture is emulated from “an ethic of white supremacy,” says Jay-Z scholar
D. Watkins
Author Michael Eric Dyson discusses "Jay-Z: Made in America," the artist's lyrical genius, and social change
What’s wrong with the Republicans?
Rebecca Gordon
Fruits of the twin roots of evil: Slavery and imperial expansion
There’s no “one weird trick” to get conservatives to vote for Democrats. So forget it
Amanda Marcotte
Nope, Democrats can't actually seduce GOP voters with furious flag-waving or maxing out on Mom and apple pie
Chef Marcus Samuelsson gives thanks: On Harlem, the black diaspora and his own journey
Chauncey DeVega
The celebrated chef at Red Rooster on his own version of the black diaspora, from Sweden to the heart of Harlem
DNC vice chair asks Fox News: “Why the hell does Tucker Carlson still have a job here?”
Matthew Rozsa
When asked on live air about Carlson's predictions about Michelle Obama, Michael Black had an unexpected answer
“Watchmen” creator Damon Lindelof talks about America’s white superhero complex
Melanie McFarland
Salon continues our chat with Lindelof about his series central interrogation of America's mass superhero worship
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