The danger of guns in schools, period
A student was injured during a guns demonstration. So maybe it's time to rethink guns in schools
More Trump-Stormy Daniels connections
There's now a definite connection between the Trump Organization and the porn star
Pocketing food money for sheriff's self
Etowah County Sheriff Todd Entrekin claims that everything he did was perfectly legal
Kudlow: An economic adviser in the dark
On tax cuts, inflation and the recession, Kudlow was spectacularly wrong
The president of making things up
The president admitted that he concocted facts in a meeting with Justin Trudeau
White House turmoil on display
It's fodder for late night comedy, but there's a lot of dysfunction in the White House
Trump's circus of corruption
Ben Carson's furniture! Ryan Zinke's "cone of silence"! Ivanka's double-dealing! And that's only the beginning
Busting a gate to walk out in protest
For these students, nothing was going to get in the way of standing up and walking out
It's like a mixtape on vinyl
You'll be happy that you packed them
Koch brothers vs. God
The fossil fuel lobby preached its gospel in Virginia. Now, black churches are fighting back
Big bets on educational reform
Education reformers are still hunting for solutions to fix what's wrong with public schools
Inside the medical device racket
Millions of Americans have under-regulated and overhyped devices in their bodies
Hillary's right: TrumpLand is "backward"
Clinton has an amazing knack for speaking truth at the wrong time. But does it actually help Democrats to lie?
Mississippi's dangerous abortion ban
Banning abortion at 15 weeks only hurts women, no matter what Republicans claim. That's almost certainly the point
Mexico playing politics with its water
Flooding is a common hazard in Nezahualcoyotl, a Mexican city just outside the nation’s capital
We may be on the brink of a Mideast war
The Israelis and Saudis want Americans to fight Iran on their behalf.
Is Jared Kushner on the verge of exile?
Will the all-purpose White House factotum and son-in-law soon trade in the Ferragamo loafers for shower clogs?
A hate group's self-destruction
History repeats itself as battery charges against a hate group's leader point to the group's self-immolation
The truth about school closings
Follow an investigation every kid needs to see solved in "Anatomy of a Snow Day," streaming now on Salon Premium
Internet reacts to the "Space Force"
"What a great idea," Trump opined, to have a "Space Force" — whatever that means
Austin explosions hint at hate crimes
Two victims were connected by families with "deep roots in the city’s black, religious and civil rights groups"
Meghan McCain makes gun debate about her
The daughter of GOP Sen. John McCain also says a recently-aired forum on guns "was a huge step backwards."
Students walk out to be heard on guns
Thousands of students poured out of their classrooms for National Walkout Day to urge Congress to act on gun reform