Ariel Levy takes us on a cinematic '70s road trip through an "alternate, penisless" society.

Psychologists disagree about using the neurobiology of stress to defend police officers who kill

Parsing the notion of political homelessness with Gretchen Hammond following the events of the Chicago Dyke March

Can you predict what a man's bedroom prowess will be from his kiss?

Authors can now buy themselves rave reviews. Now that's lazy -- and counter to the true indie spirit

Residents worry about policing, crime and inequality

When Laquan McDonald was shot 16 times by an officer, fellow cops tried to cover it up. This isn't an aberration

Lynn Breedlove takes us to her manic world of speed freaks, strippers and queer-core punk rock.

How can Rahm Emanuel be so angry over Smollett's dismissed charges when grave injustice happens daily on his watch?

Salon talks to the multitalented performer about comedy, jazz, showtunes, politics and her crazy stand-up days

"Put your name on buildings . . . Appoint family to positions of power"

I did it again just last week. What's wrong with me?

For many, fall is more than just another season. It’s an entire personality

Long before its restoration, the film was re-cut and re-shot to look like an exploitation picture

For their creators, online memes go well beyond ironic humor. They're an organizing tool and a medium of discourse