Chauncey DeVega is a senior politics writer at Salon. He focuses on a wide range of topics including elections, government, public policy, civil rights, and social issues, often exploring themes of diversity and inclusion within the context of culture and society. Chauncey's work has been featured in AlterNet, Raw Story, RealClearMarkets, Yahoo News, and MSN, among others.
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NATO's top American general is out — while Donald Trump tries to buy the military's loyalty
NATO's top American general is out — while Donald Trump tries to buy the military's loyalty
By: Chauncey DeVega
The Supreme Court's latest rulings signal that compassionate conservatism is officially dead
By: Chauncey Devega
The Supreme Court's latest rulings signal that compassionate conservatism is officially dead
On this July Fourth, Americans ask: What does it mean to love a country that won't love you back?
On this July Fourth, Americans ask: What does it mean to love a country that won't love you back?
Birthright citizenship survived this round. But Trump's latest successes show that the fight is far from over
MAGA political loyalists, not researchers or experts, could soon decide what counts as legitimate knowledge
The president says he loves “my African Americans." His policies tell a different story
The administration has shifted from a shock-and-awe strategy to a patient, grinding war on American democracy
