How I stole my bike back
Only one in 10 bicycles in Portland are recovered. A mix of luck and cleverness set the odds in my favor
On the NFL and criminal justice reform
From ads to documentaries, the issues of criminal justice are portrayed in simplistic and highly political ways
Why Chef Lidia cooks: "Food is memory"
Ahead of the 40th anniversary of Felidia, Chef Lidia looks back on her extraordinary journey through a new cookbook
Salsa is the secret to this easy soup
Top each bowl with a dollop of sour cream and a slice of lime
"Where are you, USA?"
"What is it going to take for the U.S. to rise up like this?"
How Warren fought back at media erasure
The media's failure to cover certain candidates – including Harris and Yang – can become a self-fulfilling prophecy
Doula: key to curbing maternal mortality
Doulas for low-income women fight rising maternal mortality rates, but are often not compensated for their work
Why these Nevadans are betting on Bernie
At a 2,000-strong rally in Las Vegas, Salon speaks to Sanders supporters about why they're with him
Chomsky: Fight hopelessness, save the US
In an interview with Wallace Shawn, Noam Chomsky explains how elitism and atomization have created political rifts
Pete's wrong about Bernie and Democrats
Bernie Sanders isn't going to "burn the party down" — Democrats did that to themselves years ago
How PM Modi is playing on Trump's ego
Modi did a smart thing by enticing Trump with the prospect of 7 million people lining up the street to greet him
Fox host: Media is true agent of Russia
Pete Hegseth attempted to discredit a New York Times report on Russian meddling efforts in the 2020 election
Craigslist turns 25
Remember when websites didn't rely on user data for profit margins?
How Putin undermines Trump's legitimacy
“I don’t understand why the president doesn’t understand that this is no good for him"
Trump has poisoned America
Donald Trump's cruelty and vulgarity have done enormous damage — but let's stop pretending he's "un-American"
Where has all the trust gone?
Research has shown that societal institutions are most efficient and effective when people trust them.
Amber Tamblyn defines her own role now
In an Inflection Point conversation, the actress and author reflects on Me Too, Times Up, white feminism and more
Sanders is the beginning of a left turn
The United States may be on the verge of a huge leftward shift. Here's what to expect
Study: Bots spreading misinformation
A quarter of climate-related tweets in the studied period came from bots
Union workers still torn over Biden
Salon spoke to union workers at a labor-sponsored barbecue where Joe Biden made a last-minute pitch
Republican reefer reactionaries
All eight of these Republican governors earned a big fat "F" from NORML.
What election? This is a civil war
Trump has cut the heart out of our democracy, and he's not finished. If we don't end him, we lose everything
Bernie knocks Mike’s debate performance
"We are a democracy — one person, one vote — not a guy worth $60 billion buying an election"
Single-payer cheaper than public option
Yale and Harvard researchers: Medicare for All reduces costs, while public option makes health care more expensive