Salon talks with Kelsey Miller, author of "Big Girl," about unlearning toxic messages around food and weight

For years, I stuck my hands down my throat. Working in a shelter showed me a peace in my body I'd never known

The Internet thinks that either the Mother is dead, Ted is dead, or that Robin and Barney are dead

The foot, the lies, the yellow-haired lady: Komo the Komodo tells his side of the story.

The poet's blue ribbon-winning cake tells us a lot about the intersection between gender roles and respect

A plate of fattening food is harder for some people to resist than others

Gauntlets are being thrown in every direction. Obama, of course, plays it safe

I grew up with a bizarre set of family rules about nutrition. Now I'd just like to eat regular food

Americans For Truth About Homosexuality argues sexuality matters when it comes to same-sex pat-downs at airports

The series finale of "How I Met Your Mother" rushes us to a dark place and never quite gets back

A Texas billionaire and an ambitious California mayor are teaming up to undermine pensions

It's not the quantity of gun laws that counts; children's parties are out of control; Salon wasted Bill Gates' time.

Community gardens are "non-threatening for someone who's not part of any faith," author Fred Bahnson tells Salon

"Survivor 2," Episode 2: In the outback, no one can hear you scream.

Teachers are often framed as first responders to students' hunger. It shouldn't have to be that way