Sanders used to add value to the campaign, but lately, all he does is sow unjustified paranoia and anger

Dave Arnold and Nils Noren are going to make your dinner a little freakier ... and maybe easier to cook

The giant banks amass too much clout and market heft

Rumors fly about Bill Richardson and Joe Biden throwing support to Barack Obama. Don't believe them, the long shots say.

Salon's guide to what to watch on Wednesday: Heidi, Tim welcome a new pack of warring fashionistas in "Project Runway's" season premiere.

Rolf Potts goes to Las Vegas with $5 in his pocket, discovers the Mystical High Church of Luck -- and ends up losing $100.

The British Army is recruiting experts who fancy themselves George Clooney 2.0 to preserve global cultural treasure

Vin Diesel's muscles, Dennis Hopper's tics and John Malkovich's enunciation can't redeem a hapless mobsters-in-Montana comedy.

Murder suspect retracts his confession, citing police intimidation, and clams up

In a primal tale based on a true story, the great Irish novelist describes how an innocent, sensual woman falls into the hands of a pathological killer.

The Red Sox veteran accepted responsibility for his 1986 World Series gaffe, and he lives with a kind of grace now. Pete Rose and Ann Coulter, listen up.

In Goss, Bush found the perfect hatchet man to take vengeance on a despised agency. Now Goss is gone, scandal looms -- and the CIA is ruined.

New research suggests that musical nostalgia is a multigenerational phenomenon

I moved to DC in 2006 to work for a senator. I left in 2022 in the prime of my journalism career. I had seen enough

Do NRA leaders, like CEO Wayne LaPierre, believe their own dire prophecies? Their political donations suggest not