Declassified 9/11 documents released
"Multiple connections" were found between two Saudi nationals living in the U.S. and some of the hijackers
6 officers face discipline for Jan. 6
The Capitol Police, however, "did not find sufficient evidence that any of the officers committed a crime"
Fox cuts away to fact check Trump lies
"It has been proven in court multiple times. It has been proven that the election was not rigged"
"Guilt" writer on that twisty finale
"It's the most dramatically important moment in the entire series," writer Neil Forsyth tells Salon
10 perfectly cromulent "Simpsons" words
Embiggen was an obscure old word before "The Simpsons" brought it back because it was perfectly cromulent
ABBA: who actually likes them?
A look at the Swedish pop band's enduring fandom, even as their followers are dying out
How to spot a liar
Many employees need to spot liars as part of their jobs — and they spoke to Salon about their methods
A bakery hack for sky-high muffins
Repeat after us: No more flat muffins. No more!
How Germany adopted curry ketchup
The simple sauce tells a story of colonialism, globalism and serves as a unique example of fusion cuisine
HBO's anguished "Scenes From a Marriage"
Jessica Chastain and Oscar Isaac revive the loss of love Ingmar Bergman conveyed so well in this 2021 remake
Wildlife rescuers can protect the public
A new surveillance system tracks trends in wildlife illness and death and could help keep people healthy
The lie of the "flexible" workplace
As telecommuting becomes more common, workers should demand freedom rather than more so-called "flexibility"
Newsmax duped into fake interview—twice
The interview was particularly absurd because the prankster never even attempted to impersonate Wolfowitz' voice
How to get rid of ants in the kitchen
In a (mostly) humane way, of course
Fox host asks Breyer if he's a "fool"
"I don't intend to die on the court," Breyer said. "I don't think I'll be there forever."
Remembering 9/11: Evil begets evil
I walked through the rubble of the towers on that dreadful day. The criminal erasure of reality had already begun
"American Rust" makes us miss "Mare"
With a title like this, it's no surprise that even Jeff Daniels can't save us from the aimless adversity porn
The perils of wanting a "perfect" kid
It's called "other-oriented perfectionism," and it can have a negative effect on children. Here's why it happens
Recall candidates differ on health care
There’s a lot more at stake for Californians’ health care than mask and vaccine mandates
The grift of "conservative feminism"
The FX series shows that beneath shallow empowerment rhetoric, conservative “feminism” is really just conservatism
How Bush and Giuliani failed on 9/11
The president and the mayor delivered supposedly big speeches on 9/11 — but can you remember anything about them?
Far-right mad at Bush after 9/11 speech
At least one far-right figure isn't happy with Bush's comparison between the 9/11 attackers and domestic extremists
Lindell fails to draw crowd at KY rally
More than 10,000 people were expected. Fewer than 300 showed up
Holding manufacturers accountable
Packaging for consumer products represents a large share of U.S. solid waste, and barely half of it is recycled