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How to bring divided Americans together and save our democracy
Pam Spritzer
Sequestering ourselves in media silos while spouting hatred at each other is guaranteed to fail
Can’t find green bread? Here’s how to transform your kid’s lunch into a monster for Halloween
Li Ming Lee
This bento is packed with a side of chicken nuggets, which are so yummy that your kids will soon be asking for more
North Dakota may be hiding a gigantic oil spill
Sarah Okeson
It could take another decade to clean up an 11-million-gallon crude leak officially reported as just 10 gallons
An owl teacher welcomes your little one back to school in this cheerful bento box
Li Ming Lee
This ham owl sits on the cover of a book, reminding your child of the importance of doing homework!
Gamergate is back, because it never went away: Zoë Quinn faces new round of attacks
Amanda Marcotte
Gamer world goes after Quinn, making clear that even in #MeToo era, many people believe myths about sexual abuse
Twitter sleuths uncover an anti-Sanders conspiracy — and the pundit class is furious
Keith A. Spencer
A stray tweet from an MSNBC journo epitomized how elite pundits informally coordinate their anti-Sanders rhetoric
When establishment Democrats attack the “hard left,” what are they really afraid of?
Paul Rosenberg
Centrist Democrats have started parroting right-wing talking points about the "hard left." That's brainwashing
The Department of Justice admits it mistakenly emailed a link to a white nationalist website
Shira Tarlo
DOJ sent immigration court judges a link to a blog post on VDare that included "racial and ethnically tinged slurs"
There’s a lot more to a selfie than meets the eye
Alicia Eler
The moral panic around teen selfies is old fear dressed in new tech. Selfies aren't just narcissistic overshares
Did banning porn make Tumblr worthless?
Nicole Karlis
The social network's adult-content ban came at a great cost to the community
“Where’d You Go, Bernadette?”: Women can be troubled creative geniuses too
Ashlie D. Stevens
Richard Linklater's film version of Maria Semple's novel doesn't quite measure up, but it nails the urgent theme
Do online movements have staying powers?
Dorothy Marton
Social media has been a huge way to spread the word about social movements like #BlackLivesMatter
Barr blasted by advocates for “absolutely despicable” speech slamming “anti-law enforcement DAs”
Jessica Corbett
The U.S. attorney general vowed to deliver a bill, requested by the president, to expedite certain death sentences
Notes on cocktail camp: From tiki to the boozy juice box, a celebration of the unstuffy drink
Ashlie D. Stevens
American cocktail culture is being camped — and I love it
Before he became #MoscowMitch, McConnell forged his legacy: Reshaping the federal courts
Sophia Tesfaye
#MoscowMitch memes showed us McConnell's shamelessness, but his ruthless, right-wing court-packing is much worse
Leaked draft of Trump executive order to “censor the internet” denounced as unconstitutional edict
Jon Queally
"In practice, it means whichever party is in power can decide what speech is allowed on the internet"
A grassroots Christians movement joins the fight against Christian Nationalism
Paul Rosenberg
"Christian nationalism seeks to merge Christian and American identities," the organizers, who are Christians, warn
Mike Huckabee: “Lack of thought and prayers is probably the single biggest factor” behind shootings
Shira Tarlo
The former Republican presidential candidate claims mass shootings are caused by a lack of religion—not gun control
What 8chan is — and why the far-right flocks to it
Nicole Karlis
Multiple mass shooters have posted their manifestos on the fringe message board. How did it get this way?
More than 600 people arrested in Moscow antigovernment protests
Matthew Rozsa
More than 600 people were arrested for protesting Putin's exclusion of opposition candidates in new elections
Doctor Alexa will see you now: is Amazon primed to come to your rescue?
Janet Rae-Dupree
Your Amazon Alexa-enabled smart speaker is poised to wriggle its way into all things health care.
Parent’s ultimate guide to Youtube
Caroline Knorr
How to enjoy YouTube with your kids without feeling overwhelmed and confused
Salon’s Democratic primary debate live blog: Follow tonight’s debate live here
Salon Staff
Join Salon staff as we follow Wednesday's debate on CNN as it unfolds
Americans aren’t enchanted by Silicon Valley anymore: poll
Nicole Karlis
Technology companies used to be widely seen as having a positive impact on society. That's no longer true
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