When stupid people think they're smart, they do maximum damage. That's where we are with Trump and the pandemic

The Washington Post reports that American taxpayers are paying $8 million for the education secretary's protection

Isiah Whitlock Jr. on his new show, typecasting and the profanity his character Clay Davis made famous

Democrats have launched a month-long campaign to demand accountability during the August recess

Teaching is a calling for my students — and gun violence has made them terrified of the classroom

The coach's brand of folksy optimism isn't just masking his pain, but perhaps also his ego-driven chauvinism

Salon talks to the acclaimed artist behind "Transmetropolitan" and "The Punisher" about seeing his "Boys" on TV

An interview with "Misfits" creator Howard Overman on having superpowers without being at all heroic

The rock icon's one-time assistant says yes, but the historical record suggests otherwise

Salon talks to the director of "Fursonas," a new documentary about the people inside the animal suits

We desperately need more healthcare resources for menopause — and less “menopausal capitalism”

A legendary film critic talks about the woman who helped shape him, and the mysteries of her life that still linger

Former "Live PD" host aims to draw "moderate" viewers with new show that avoids "scourge" of "demonizing police"

"In the worst-case scenario, Stewart Rhodes and the other Jan. 6 terrorists in jail can become much more dangerous"

A "Harley Quinn" scene in which Batman goes down on Catwoman has been cut. Why? "Heroes don't do that"