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A witch hunt or a quest for justice: An insider’s perspective on disgraced academic Avital Ronell
Bernd Hüppauf
Former NYU department chair who hired Ronell, now suspended for sexual harassment, on what led to her downfall
The New Yorker’s Steve Bannon fiasco and Monica Lewinsky’s walk-out: There’s power in saying no
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Celebrities like Judd Apatow and Jim Carrey said no thanks to sharing a bill with Steve Bannon. Good for them
My date with a 1985 Chateau d’Yquem
Dawn Drzal
One night, a slab of foie gras, a basket of toast points, two glasses of of the legendary dessert wine, and him
The homeless couple living in Walmart and 7 other urban legends that won’t die
James Proud
Did you ever hear the one about . . ?
A transgender Army bride in the ’80s
Brian Belovitch
"Are you out of your f**king mind?" I said. "There’s no way in hell we can be together if you join the Army"
How the Trump administration went easy on small-town police abuses
Ian MacDougall
Ville Platte, Louisiana could have become a model of how to erase policing abuses that plague small towns
Louis C.K. allegedly made an “uncomfortable” joke about rape whistles – and people were laughing
Rachel Leah
"I was just sitting there like, 'Oh my f*ck. This is so uncomfortable and so disgusting,'" one eye witness alleged
Hunter S. Thompson in Chicago, 1968: The battle for the Democratic Party’s soul
Timothy Denevi
50 years ago this week, Thompson went to Chicago to cover the Democratic National Convention. This is what he saw
Exclusive: Burning Man, a utopia for guests, was hell for many workers
Keith A. Spencer, Nicole Karlis
Staggeringly high suicide rate among Burning Man's seasonal workers is just one symptom of a toxic work environment
No more Jimmys on late night: Why we need more women comedians hosting now
Melanie McFarland
With Michelle Wolf's and Robin Thede's shows canceled, we're down to Sam Bee and Sarah Silverman. That's not enough
The search for Hurricane Katrina survivors: Door to door in St. Bernard Parish
J. Malcolm Garcia
I took the assignment to cover recovery efforts in Louisiana in order to find my missing mentor
Asia Argento, sexual assault accuser and accused: One #MeToo story doesn’t cancel out the other
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The movement has never been just about women or about one form of harassment or abuse
“We the Animals” star Raúl Castillo on playing a flawed parent in Justin Torres’ novel adaptation
Gary M. Kramer
Salon talks to the actor about parents, kids, dancing and working with kids who aren't trained actors
Election apocalypse: Could Russians actually hack the 2018 midterms? It’s entirely possible
Bob Cesca
Shifting a few votes in a few districts could be enough — and if hackers are subtle, they'll get away with it
There’s tapes: Omarosa shares secretly-recorded audio from the White House
Taylor Link
The former White House staffer and reality-TV star recorded her firing for all the world to hear
Democrats can win on health care: But only if they explain why our whole system is broken
Paul Rosenberg
This week's deceptive report on "Medicare for All" makes clear that Democrats might fight hard on messaging
Kelly Macdonald talks to Salon about stepping into a starring role with “Puzzle”
Tom Roston
"Trainspotting" made her a '90s icon. The Scottish actress sits down with Salon, over a puzzle, to talk "Puzzle"
Exclusive: Trump-endorsed radio show has promoted ex-CIA agent’s call for right-wing rebellion
Jonathan Hutson
Michael Scheuer, who favors "elimination" of Trump's enemies, is a frequent guest on Trump-backed radio show
Immigrant youth shelters: “If you’re a predator, it’s a gold mine”
Michael Grabell, Topher Sanders
Police reports uncover troubling incidents inside facilities housing immigrant children
Trump targets naturalized citizens
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Here I am, you coward. I’m naturalized. Come after me first.
“Who Is America?” and “Big Brother” separately and together illuminate our racial divide
Melanie McFarland
Post-racial America never existed and these two series prove it — one intentionally, and one inadvertently
My 5-year-old’s elite Japanese “cram school”: Kindergarten exam prep is a mother’s test, too
Kumiko Makihara
“What happens from here depends on how much effort the mother puts in,” the teacher tells me
“No Ashes in the Fire” author Darnell Moore on what it means to be “Black and Free in America”
D. Watkins
Salon talks to Darnell Moore about his new memoir, existential freedom and the power of "radical black love"
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