For twenty years, Sigourney Weaver has defined the take-no-prisoners heroine.

For one reader, a single photograph brought home the inconceivable horror that is Iraq.

My son is leaving to live with his dad. It is only fair -- and horrendously painful

It shouldn't be a surprise that our hero Atticus Finch fell — growing up in the South, I became used to it

Codirector Tran Thanh spoke to Salon about the appeal of his intergenerational film in Vietnam as well as the US

A Tennessee mother wanted to end her high-risk pregnancy, but doctors feared prosecution

It's fast, it's fresh and it already has a cult following. But will the new high-end operating system find a market?

Acclaimed author Sherman Alexie talks to Salon about writing his first picture book, "Thunder Boy Jr."

In what is supposed to be a microfinance mecca, many go to extreme measures to pay off debts

Judge Jackson's opus on the browser wars portrays a Microsoft terrified by middleware.

The acclaimed actor appeared on "Salon Talks" to discuss representation and directing family film "The Water Man"

The Clinton team is right about some of Obama's remarks and wrong about others. But the campaign so far has been beanbag compared to what both will face from the GOP in November.

When children ask about cases like Brock Turner's rape of a woman at Stanford, we must answer

I was an agnostic who never took my family to church. And then, my son starting hearing the voice of God.

West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice has a pattern of firing top officials in crises, including top public health officer