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A pioneering heart surgeon’s secret history of research violations
Charles Ornstein, Mike Hixenbaugh
Bud Frazier has been accused of putting his quest to make history ahead of the needs of some patients
A “Bar Rescue” in Puerto Rico: Helping a business — and community — rebuild after Hurricane Maria
Erin Keane
Reality TV steps in to help a couple grappling with the unglamorous reality of rebuilding after a disaster
TED Talks in prison: What I learned coaching inmates on their public speaking debuts
Jim Taylor
The men of Alpha Yard had 10 minutes each to share the most painful and transformative moments of their lives
Trump taunts kneeling players after NFL cracks down on protests: “You shouldn’t be in the country”
Matthew Rozsa
The president and vice president take a political victory lap over the latest battle in the culture wars
Fox News’ Melissa Francis on #MeToo in media and why “you cannot just have one news source”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Salon talks to the journalist and former child star about being called "fake news" and the myths of perfection
Trump’s hypnosis of the Republican Party is complete
Matthew Rozsa
Trump is deliberately undermining the judicial process — and his fellow Republicans are complicit
Donald Trump goes full neocon, embracing torture and war with Iran: Why should we be surprised?
Paul Rosenberg
With John Bolton and Gina Haspel, Trump has reanimated Bush-era zombies and doubled down on decades of bad policy
Romancing the kitchen
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Kitchens are filled with heady aromas and secrets and they’re the coziest room in the house
Republicans remain silent after Trump staffer jokes about “dying” John McCain
Matthew Rozsa
Meghan McCain wonders how White House aide Kelly Sadler can "still have a job"
What Cecile Richards is doing after Planned Parenthood: “I’ll be in the fight”
Amanda Marcotte
The former head of Planned Parenthood talks with Salon about how women will shape the future
Twisted history, as told by Camille Cosby
Melanie McFarland
Comparing her husband's case to Emmett Till's murder, Cosby's wife exploits black pain to protect her bottom line
Getting into James Brown’s dressing room required a woman
Lucian K. Truscott IV
A wall of security men kept James Brown out of reach until a stranger took pity on this young reporter
Why having kids is like going through puberty: “I really feel like I regressed”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Salon talks to author Kimberly Harrington about her new book of essays and why parenting is always "Amateur Hour"
As an Army brat, having a 4-star general in the family was a mixed bag when it came to girlfriends
Lucian K. Truscott IV
As an Army brat, having a four star general in the family was a mixed bag when it came to girlfriends
Students as teachers: Facing the world adults are wrecking
Belle Chesler
The best decision I ever made in a classroom was to start listening to my students
Jerry Falwell’s billion-dollar blessings: Liberty University is a gold mine
Alec MacGillis
How one of the religious right's most powerful institutions transformed into a wildly lucrative online empire
The science of superheroes: What would human flight be like?
Mark Brake
Traffic woes alone make flight a preferred superpower. But how would the human body handle it?
In Pennsylvania, it’s open season on undocumented immigrants
Deborah Sontag, Dale Russakoff
ICE’s Philadelphia office is making more “at-large” arrests of immigrants without criminal convictions
Mark Zuckerberg doesn’t know how Facebook works. Unfortunately neither does anyone in Congress
Matthew Sheffield
On day two of the Facebook founder's Capitol Hill apology tour, it appears Zuckerberg can't explain his own company
Remembering the real – and radical – Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Rachel Leah
James Earl Ray stole his life. The flattening of King's work is theft, too — this time of his intellectual labor
Artists transformed a Trump hotel suite into an art exhibit with rats
Nicole Karlis
In a Salon exclusive interview, the artists behind the art protest explain how they schemed their devious plan
How Memphis police leaders failed Martin Luther King Jr.
Joseph Rosenbloom
King’s fear for his safety in Memphis was well founded. Threats had poured in, and he was left vulnerable
China is already planning its response to Trump’s trade war
Matthew Rozsa
China's retaliation could impact roughly $3 billion worth of American imports into their country
Tom Steyer: billionaire political megadonor for the people?
Sarah Kleiner
Liberal financier says substance and style differentiate him from Koch brothers
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