Both parties ignored workers, spewed hate, enriched themselves, hollowed out democracy. Now the problem's populism?

As the school year begins amid recovery efforts, a flooded daycare center rushes to reopen

"You're not very adventurous," he told me, after I wouldn't have sex in a cemetery like he wanted

In HBO's comedy series "Curb Your Enthusiasm," "Seinfeld" co-creator Larry David -- the model for George Costanza -- boldly remakes a classic in his own image.

The author speaks to Salon about his new novel, campaign-finance, and why Amazon's too big to be pure evil

At 72, Ursula Le Guin returns to Earthsea to mend the wounds that have long divided her fantasy world

Congress, the media and most of the American people have yet to turn decisively against Bush because to do so would be to turn against some part of themselves.

Joanna Scott's visionary new novel tells the story of an orphan torn between black and white grandparents.

In this freewheeling and highly relevant summer comedy, a '90s-obsessed geek tries to escape the hood for Harvard

The Staten Island vampires lose one of their own, and given our widespread exhaustion the loss feels … appropriate?

The diagnosis is now being applied to everything from muggings to childbirth. An expert explains why it's bad news

He wasn't gay, but after he broke up with his girlfriend he dated me for four months. Then he shot himself.

As the Iraq disaster finally sinks in, will he accept a humiliating defeat -- or launch a bloody battle to "secure Baghdad"?

A world traveling at Trump speed is, to use the president’s own words (and punctuation), “a very dangerous place!”

It's not only the U.S. attorneys who are threatened by partisan politics. Since Day One, the Bush administration has been quietly dismantling the DOJ's Civil Rights Division.