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FILE - In this June 21, 1967, file photo, a crowd of hippies keep a large ball, painted to represent a world globe, in the air during a gathering at Golden Gate Park in San Francisco, to celebrate the summer solstice on June 21, day one of "Summer of Love." (AP Photo, File)

In '68, music failed to seize the moment

Alan Williams - The Conversation

That year, the pillars of 1960s pop music released unfocused, confused albums

Michael Che on "Saturday Night Live: Weekend Update" (NBC/Mary Ellen Matthews)

SNL covers liberal fears about midterms

Matthew Rozsa

The most recent episode of "Saturday Night Live" covers the midterm election fears held by liberals

Charles Barkley in "Shut Up & Dribble" (Showtime)

"Shut Up and Dribble" hits its shot

Melanie McFarland

LeBron James' Showtime docuseries examines the power of black athletes who have advocated for social justice

(AP/Seth Perlman)

How Sears changed the way we shop

Einav Rabinovitch-Fox - The Conversation

The Sears catalog made it easier for anyone to live the American dream

Andrew Gillum (AP/Chris O'Meara)

Trump attacking FL and GA Dems

Matthew Rozsa

Trump said Abrams was unqualified to lead Georgia and called Gillum "a radical socialist" who would hurt Florida

A man stands outside his tent on Division Street in San Francisco. (AP/Eric Risberg)

Neoliberal sophistry & housing policy

Keith A. Spencer

Why do so many California politicians count themselves as adherents of YIMBY, a pure form of neoliberal sophistry?

(Getty/Philippe Lopez)

Digital money for charities is risky

Philip Hackney, Brian Mittendorf - The Conversation

Charities are accepting millions — billions — of dollars worth of digital assets. But this could backfire

Georgia Secretary of State Brian Kemp (AP/John Amis)

Kemp is accusing GA Dems of hacking

Matthew Rozsa

Georgia's GOP candidate for governor and Secretary of State is accusing the Dems of trying to hack the voter system

The small city of Hazard, Ky., shown Tuesday, May 26, 2015, nestled in the heart of the coal fields of Appalachia and is at the heart of an injection drug use problem in the region. Public health officials warn if the region doesn't get the problem under control, it's likely to see a Hepatitis C or HIV outbreak. (AP Photo/David Stephenson) (AP Photo/David Stephenson)

Beating breast cancer in Appalachia

Rajesh Balkrishnan - The Conversation

Pain medication often helps cancer patients deal with intense pain after treatment, but it also can lead to abuse

(AP/Andrew Harnik)

Evangelicals silent on Trump's rhetoric

Tom Boggioni - Raw Story

Few wanted to talk about it

A memorial for victims of the mass shooting that killed 11 people and wounded 6 at the Tree Of Life Synagogue. (AP/Getty/Salon)

"Cultural Marxism" and the Tree of Life

Paul Rosenberg

The bizarre, conspiratorial worldview of Trumpism made this happen — and its roots run deep in the paranoid right

Numbers in the news? Don't fall for this

Liberty Vittert - The Conversation

If it seems too good to be true, maybe it is

(Getty Images)

Yoga shooter was incel sympathizer

Matthew Rozsa

The man suspected of shooting up a yoga studio is believed to have expressed sympathy for involuntary celibates

Sunny  Suljic and Na-kel  Smith in "Mid90s" (Tobin  Yelland)

"Mid90s" exposes the violence of boyhood

Eileen G'Sell

Jonah Hill shows how the mandates of coolness hurt naïve young boys. We're used to seeing that as a girl's story

(Getty/metamorworks)

Why data is the new oil

Terrence J. Sejnowski

With the advent of machine learning, computers can think — sort of. Here’s what that means for the future

(Getty/drnadig)

Polls say Democrats will take the House

Matthew Rozsa

Only a systematic error in the polls could explain a Democratic inability to retake the House on Tuesday

(AP/Richard Shiro/Salon)

Trump doesn't understand citizenship

Terry H. Schwadron - DCReport

The anti-immigrant, racist president now says he can deny citizenship to people born in the U.S.

Donald Trump; Steven Mnuchin (AP/Getty/Salon)

A caravan is all the talk 45 can afford

Bob Hennelly

Trump's treasury just broke the trillion dollar debt mark and we are busy watching him bark at the southern border

FILE - In this June 21, 2013 file photo, the Veterans Affairs Department in Washington. (AP Photo/Charles Dharapak, File)

VA program is failing

Isaac Arnsdorf - ProPublica

A $10 billion technology upgrade championed by Jared Kushner and the Mar-a-Lago trio is at risk of failing

Donald Trump supporters at the Make America Great Again Rally; Protesters rally against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh (Getty/Nicholas Kamm/AP/Jose Luis Magana)

America at the crossroads of history

Andrew O'Hehir

The last two weeks have made clear why Republicans must be defeated — but the Democrats can't save America

(Shutterstock)

Right-wing media outlets bash Prop. 127

Ted MacDonald - Media Matters

National right-wing media outlets have published two dozen articles criticizing Proposition 127

(Getty/AlexStar)

Training lawyers in big data

Anne Tucker, Charlotte Alexander - The Conversation

Artificial intelligence and data analytics are transforming the practice of law

(Ty Mecham / Food52)

Dreamy mushroom ragu in the West Village

Erin Alexander - Food52

Vegetarian nirvana on a plate

Members of the Westboro Baptist Church stage a protest across the street from Northwestern High School in Hyattsville, Maryland. (Getty/Nicholas Kamm)

Growing up in Westboro Baptist Church

Libby Phelps, Sara Stewart

My grandfather was Fred Phelps, who founded the notorious Westboro Baptist Church. This is what he taught us

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