Outing the CIA's "queen of terror"
Numerous major reporters declined to reveal the identity of a controversial CIA agent. We did it by accident
Let's go to the library with Wil Wheaton
Salon talks to Wheaton about "The Great American Read" and how Trump ruined post-apocalyptic sci-fi for him
Sterling K. Brown apologizes to Munn
"I so appreciate that you 'didn’t leave well enough alone,'" he wrote on Twitter
Barry Jenkins called n-word by driver
"If it can happen to me, it can happen to anyone"
Fox News just called out Trump for lying
Fox identified a big factual error in Trump's economic proclamations, but the president has not issued a retraction
Woodward already sold one million copies
"We have reprinted six times for a total of seven to meet extraordinary demand," a Simon & Schuster rep has said
"You did this to him"
The powerful — and damaging — myth that women are responsible for their male partner’s actions
Tune in for Neil deGrasse Tyson live
Watch Salon live on YouTube for talks on new films "The Children Act" and “A Happening of Monumental Proportions"
Donald Trump and the "N-word"
Data journalist George Elliott Morris says most Republicans don't mind racial slurs, but a tape would hurt Trump
Media falls short in reporting epidemics
Does the news media provide the information the public needs during outbreaks of infectious diseases?
Growing from grief after 9/11
"If everyone treated each other like they treat 9/11 families, the world be a much gracious place," says Luckett
Gap "hijab ad" ignites social media
Gap released a back-to-school ad campaign which included a picture of a young girl wearing a hijab
Kavanaugh could destroy the EPA
Kavanaugh's history suggests he's skeptical of longstanding court precedents that protect environmental laws
World Trade Center health crisis deepens
400,000 civilians are eligible to be screened for a variety of ailments and diseases, only a fraction have been
Oil fueled the rise and fall of Ortega
Venezuelan president Hugo Chavez was a major financier of Nicaragua’s Daniel Ortega
Trump’s 5G network raises concerns
5G radiation will also harm bees and other pollinators needed to grow our food sources
What Moonves' departure means for #MeToo
As one of media's most powerful men is ousted, he may walk away with $100 million for his service. Is this justice?
Screen rules making kids safer
I thought I was a media expert — until we hit a snag over YouTube
Omarosa: Trump made jokes about terror
White House staff can be heard laughing as Trump jokes that “I don’t think I’d want to be a terrorist right now”
Federal moves to rein in wild horses
Despite their protected status, wild horse herds have long been regarded as a nuisance by ranchers
Facebook political ads contain fake news
Based on Facebook’s advertising policies, “false content” is not permitted on landing pages for paid ads
How Led Zeppelin came to be
Jimmy Page recruited “three new men” for his Yardbirds reboot, and in the process made rock history
From "charmed life" to chemo
"If you’re given a diagnosis like this, you either die, or you try not to die," says serial entrepreneur Amit Gupta
Central bankers: Dealers of last resort
Central banks can't just act as a backstop in a crisis, their rates should mitigate the risk in the marketplace