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Marie Kondo, Mary Poppins and magical adulting fantasies for a hostile world
Erin Keane
"Mary Poppins Returns" is a story for adults, just like "Tidying Up with Marie Kondo." They target a specific need
Federal employee uses crowdfunding to cover missing salary. This is not an inspirational story
Rachel Leah
The rise of crowdfunding for medical bills and survival is the product of government neglect
How the trash industry worked overtime trying to thwart New York City’s reform plans
Kiera Feldman
A push against a zoning proposal involved a trade group helmed by a man convicted in a bid-rigging scheme
Best of 2018: How LinkedIn turned this “Failmom” into a socialist
Lori Barrett
A dismal job market and "Chapo Trap House" turned me, a middle-aged mother, into a radical
Meet Annie Easley, the barrier-breaking mathematician who helped us explore the solar system
Dan Samorodnitsky
She overcame life-long racial discrimination to complete a long and impactful career at NASA
In immigrant children’s shelters, sexual assault cases are open and shut
Michael Grabell, Topher Sanders
Across the country, kids are reporting sexual assaults in immigrant children’s shelters
Best of 2018: A new Lehman Brothers recruit watches its collapse from the inside
Alex Sienaert
10 years ago I was an entry-level hand on the good ship Lehman Brothers as she crashed straight into a reef to sink
Trump’s inauguration paid Trump’s company — with Ivanka in the middle
Ilya Marritz, Justin Elliott
The spending could be a violation of the law
Good riddance to James Mattis, Trump’s last general
Lucian K. Truscott IV
The “adults in the room” were never going to save us from Trump’s tweets and tantrums
Stable genius says it’s a witch hunt: Echoing Trump’s lies isn’t journalism
Reed Richardson
When major media treats Trump's outrageous falsehoods as news, without explaining them, they aren't serving truth
Yemen crisis isn’t over: War-torn nation remains on the precipice of a large-scale famine
Vijay Prashad
Despite an ambiguous ceasefire and action at last in the Senate, 250,000 Yemenis are "on the brink of starvation"
Flynn isn’t a traitor, but he did sell out his country
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Flynn's sentencing hearing destroyed conspiracy theories and proved that facts still matter
What to make when you’re having Michael Pollan over for dinner: white lasagna with roasted vegetable
Bex Brian
When a dinner party for a special guest requires a little extra effort rely on a familiar recipe and focus on fun
Can we save the world from climate change without declaring war?
Kate Yoder
Battle metaphors pit one group against another. Do they undermine our ability to take on climate change?
Elite secret society tied Bush to circles of power
Russ Baker
The friends and connections Bush made in Skull and Bones would serve him well for the rest of his life
Lorraine Hansberry, American radical: She pushed RFK to make “a moral commitment” on civil rights
Imani Perry
A close look at Hansberry and James Baldwin's famous 1963 meeting with Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy
Kathy Griffin is used to the death threats now. And she’s not backing down
Alli Joseph
"They will track down your sister with cancer and they will torture her as she's dying," the comedian tells Salon
Bask in the absurdity of this 2018 #MAGA gift guide
Ryan Bort
Featuring QAnon patches, a bound volume of Trump’s tweets, Trumpy Bear and other Trump-loving holiday gifts
Hasan Minhaj on the joy of making “Patriot Act” and keeping the political personal
Melanie McFarland
Salon talks to the Netflix host about mining comedy from cultural events while keeping his paradigm personal
Smart Watch: Emmy winner “Mrs. Maisel” is still marvelous in a dazzling season 2
Melanie McFarland
Live the joy, pain, romance and riffs with Midge Maisel — then Slay with RuPaul and Nail It! with Nicole & Jacques
A lawyer’s battle to puncture secrecy and legal misconduct by Goodyear
Ted Rohrlich
A routine lawsuit has morphed into a million-document monster that has called Goodyear's integrity into question
HUD inspections pass dangerous apartments filled with rats, roaches and toxic mold
Molly Parker
The system for inspecting federally subsidized properties is failing low-income families and seniors
Forget tradition: Why not have a happy non-holiday instead?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Turkeys and trees making you miserable? Ditch them and make your own rituals that sustain you
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