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How World War III with China might be fought
Alfred McCoy
The Pentagon issued a "sobering" assessment of the U.S.'s military capabilities, warning of a war with China
A borderline intimate education
J. Munroe
My professor said our close relationship wasn't "mentoring." So what were we doing?
Competing football teams take a knee during anthem in protest of Trump
Taylor Link
Trump's divisive comments on Saturday incite mass protest among NFL players
“This is treason”: Nixon, Vietnam and the “sordid story” of the Chennault Affair
Ken Hughes
Remember when a Republican nominee colluded with a foreign government to win the presidential election?
Captain odious: Stephen Miller, White House “alt-right” survivor
Heather Digby Parton
Steve Bannon and Sebastian Gorka are gone. Miller is more pernicious, more loyal and more effective than either
My mentor, Anaïs Nin
Tristine Rainer
As a graduate student at UCLA in the late 1960s, I became a part of Anaïs Nin's inner circle
Meet the Jane Goodall of bears
Jill L. Ferguson
Dr. Lynn Rogers has spent years proving it’s safe to get up close and personal with wild black bears
Notes from a trailing spouse: I’ll tell you what makes a home!
Bex B
The last time I bought a liquor cabinet I needed to put my bottles somewhere. This time I had no bottles . . . yet
“Today is not your lucky day”: U.S. military vets who fought for America and were deported anyway
J. Malcolm Garcia
"Support the troops" only goes so far for veterans, even those who fought in foreign wars, who aren't citizens
How I embrace my son’s language of numbers
Rachel W. Turner
Numbers would allow me to get through to my son on a level I currently wasn’t capable of accessing
The road to torture: How the CIA’s “enhanced interrogation techniques” became legal after 9/11
Joseph Hickman, John Kiriakou
The CIA’s torture techniques—10 in total—increased in severity as one went down the list
The Village Voice and me: The untold story of how I became a writer
Lucian K. Truscott IV
The Voice closing its print edition marks the end of an era. I was there when it began
“The Last Dalai Lama?”: The spiritual leader gets deep into neuroscience in new doc
Tom Roston
Salon speaks to Mickey Lemle, the director of the new film and a friend of the Lama's for 25 years.
Torture and silence: A shattering exhibit of photos by Andres Serrano confronts what we don’t talk about
Anis Shivani
Photographer made famous years ago for "Piss Christ" confronts empty spaces, ambiguous bodies and the unsayable
Trump has no time or words for America’s dead sailors and their families
Lucian K. Truscott IV
One dead in Charlottesville. Ten dead or missing at sea. Zero words spoken by Donald Trump
Ryan Murphy on women-led film crews: the work is “better”
Rachel Leah
Director Ryan Murphy promised to hire more women. Since then, the work has only gotten better
Will Monday’s total eclipse change your life?
Bob King
Total solar eclipses have the power to touch us deeply and reverberate through our life in unexpected ways
“Game of Thrones”: The magic of the Starks is survival
Melanie McFarland
That which does not kill us makes us stronger. If that's true, the Starks are the hardest family in Westeros
Fall TV: The military look is in this season
Melanie McFarland
NBC, CBS and The CW each have dramas about special ops. But being part of a TV trend is dangerous work
Trump’s toy tough guys
Lucian K. Truscott IV
He went to the mattresses with guys who don't even make their own beds
Steve Earle’s outlaw heart
David Masciotra
Salon sits down with the legendary songwriter for an expansive conversation about love, art and America
Burning Raqqa: The civilian toll on the U.S.’ latest anti-ISIS strategy
Laura Gottesdiener
The U.S. war against civilians in Syria
The White City Devil’s early life: “I think that he would have killed her”
Adam Selzer
Accounts differ on serial killer H.H. Holmes as a boy and a young man. We know his first marriage didn't end well
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