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“Who talks about dry vaginas?”: Why “Friends” creator Marta Kauffman is passionate about sex after midlife on her new show
Anna Silman
"Grace and Frankie," starring Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin as wives of older men who come out, premieres May 8
“We’re confident in his character”: Jameis Winston is the final crack in the NFL’s phony “reforms” on violence against women
Katie McDonough
Remember Jameis Winston's name the next time someone tells you that rape allegations ruin men’s lives
Egypt gets a revolution, Baltimore a riot: Why hasn’t radical empathy started at home?
Kirsten Clodfelter
You don't have to condone violence to understand the overwhelming anger and frustration from which it is born
The real “thugs” of Baltimore: 5 things everyone needs to know about the city’s police
Michael Arria
Since 2010, Baltimore police have killed 109 people. Nearly half were unarmed and 70 percent were black
Amy Schumer, feminist savior: Just one more Cool Girl trap she has to avoid
Katie McDonough
Schumer is a fresh comedic voice, but the pressure to be the face of feminism is a trap for women in comedy
I also left my kid in the car: Mothers share stories of their own public shamings
Compiled by Salon staff
One mom's mug shot was on the news. Another almost lost custody. What happened when a "good samaritan" intervened
This is how we can talk about diversity: Race, college and a real path forward
Rupert W. Nacoste
We live in a neo-diverse nation, and there is much work to do to achieve mutual respect. Here's how we start
The National Review’s police-state hypocrisy: Ferguson protesters deserved it, but Scott Walker probe crosses the line
Heather Digby Parton
The right is outraged over excessive force in a Walker investigation. Where was that outrage last summer?
Ayaan Hirsi Ali is hurting Islam: Why her radical reformation is in desperate need of reform
Haroon Moghul
Not only is she quick to pathologize Muslims, but her solution for extremism is as blinkered as it is ill-fated
“What a horrible mother:” How a call from a “good samaritan” derailed these mothers’ lives
Kim Brooks
These moms left their kids for a few minutes and got arrested. A scary look at our new moral vigilantism
Christian America is an invention: Big business, right-wing politics and the religious lie that still divides us
Kevin M. Kruse
The idea of "one nation under God" is a modern one -- and does not date back to the Founding Fathers
Hillary won’t be spared: The bogus “challenger” narrative that won’t die
Eric Boehlert
Pundits insist another candidate will improve her brutal press coverage. A lot of good it did Al Gore in 2000
Do you have to be miserable to be funny?
Anna Silman
Salon talks to comic/director Kevin Pollak about humor, depression and his late friend Robin Williams
Every snide joke you’ve told about Ringo is wrong: The least-celebrated Beatle is finally getting the respect he deserves
Patrick Berkery
Not even the best drummer in the Beatles? False! His Hall of Fame induction is long overdue
Dick Cheney’s gift to the Middle East: How America created an Afghan Blackwater
Anand Gopal
Just as the U.S. threw its support behind the Taliban, officials have empowered a whole new set of Afghan warlords
Our naked Ivy League protest: “These are the bodies Yale is exploiting”
Ginny Gilder
Title IX may have been enacted, but change came slowly -- and required us to shed our clothes to make the point
“Everyone who considers himself a revolutionary should be armed”: Bill Ayers, the Weathermen and the Days of Rage
Bryan Burrough
Organizing, orgies, escalating violence—it all climaxed for the Weathermen at the Days of Rage in Chicago in '69
Karen Russell interviews Kent Russell: “I was firmly in the throes of male adolescence’s hurtful apathy”
Karen Russell
MacArthur genius Karen Russell turns the questions on her kid brother, the family's next wunderkind
Our coming theocratic hell: Look out, the right’s “religious freedom” push is just the beginning
Jeffrey Tayler
Draw the line from Hobby Lobby to Indiana: Religion has dangerously infected our legal system. It's getting worse
It wasn’t just Walter Scott: The North Charleston Police Department has a shocking record of abuse allegations
Jeff Stein
Now-infamous video shows an unarmed man gunned down from behind. A review of public court records shows even more
Nora Dunn: “SNL is a traumatic experience. It’s something you have to survive”
Kera Bolonik
Salon exclusive: The comic talks Sweeney sisters, backstage pressures & her love/hate relationship with Jon Lovitz
Rand on a stick: The Salon guide to Rand Paul’s online campaign store
Simon Maloy
Rand Paul is running for president, and you can show your support by wasting your Bitcoins on useless crap!
“Don’t you want to be normal?”
Mary Anne Mohanraj
Diagnosed with cancer, I found myself arguing with my female doctor over whether to reconstruct my breasts
Our enduring Tudor obsession: Sex, ambition, wealth and power never go out of style
Laura Miller
The highbrow "Wolf Hall" aims to reclaim the historic narrative currently owned by softcore porn and teen drama
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