The fake-news scandal on "The Newsroom" takes over as Benghazi and the election loom

"While it’s true that fast food is everywhere, it is even more prevalent in predominantly non-white communities"

83 percent of long-term care provided to older adults comes from family members or other unpaid helpers

The cast of Ryan Murphy's new show discuss O.J Simpson, race, justice and where they watched the white Bronco chase

Jane Mayer's devastating piece on Palin's courting of the court of conservatism.

The conflict in Iraq might be the best thing that ever happened to Oscar fashion.

The city councilwoman takes on big business and super-size sodas. But will she ever be able to take on D.C.?

Following his megahit infomercial "O.J.: The Trial," Johnnie Cochran goes prime time.

Are feminists really finding unity so elusive?

Wilt the Stilt's kinky bachelorium ready for the right buyer. Plus: What's that big diamond doing on Britney's finger?

The dark and cynical "A Face in the Crowd" won't make you feel better about politics, but at least it's fiction

"I hear your concerns, and we can and must do better," Chairwoman Cheri Bustos says in a statement

Director Ryan Murphy promised to hire more women. Since then, the work has only gotten better

Salon's TV picks for Wednesday, June 27, 2001

"The administration has decided that now . . . is a great time to crack down on Americans who rely on food stamps"