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“Dementia brings up everything”: Two new books offer emotional (and practical) advice for caregivers
Mary Elizabeth Williams
We talked to Patti Davis and Andrew K. Budson about their respective new books on caregiving and dementia
“Scenes from a Marriage” boss Hagai Levi on empowering the wife to leave: “I have to fight for her”
Melanie McFarland
Salon speaks with the filmmaker about remaking Ingmar Bergman's classic for today and flipping its gender roles
When American “Christians” turn away the Haitian people, they turn away from Jesus Christ
Nathaniel Manderson
American Christians have so much to learn from the Haitian people — but we remain indifferent, cold and lost
‘I am concerned and I am also crazy’: SNL nails sketch about parents hijacking school board meetings
Tom Boggioni
"Forget Covid, the real threat is critical race theory. My question is: What is it? And why am I mad about it?"
Mike Lindell returns to Fox News with MyPillow ad complaining about “cancel culture”
Brett Bachman
The icy relationship between Mike Lindell and Fox News appears to be thawing
Why the “Swiss Army knife” of climate solutions is so controversial
Emily Pontecorvo
Clean hydrogen could replace fossil fuels for almost everything. But should it?
Instead of just getting vaccinated, anti-vaxxers are drinking iodine antiseptic
Nicole Karlis
Side effects of ingesting Betadine can range from stomach pain to burning of one's gastrointestinal tract
Trump endorses Arizona conspiracy theorist who wants to “decertify” election after sham “audit”
Igor Derysh
Trump backs Kari Lake to replace “RINO” Gov. Doug Ducey hours after she called for him to be added to Mt. Rushmore
How the “great replacement” theory went from Charlottesville to the GOP mainstream
Jon Skolnik
The racist delusion that whites are being "replaced" has gone from the far-right fringe to the halls of Congress
The swirly, brain-freezing origins of the frozen margarita machine
Caitlin Raux Gunther
Mariano Martinez looked at a soft-serve machine and saw unlimited drink potential
Wanderlust: Zuza Zak invites food lovers on a mouthwatering culinary journey through the Baltics
Kayla Stewart
A "food Renaissance" is happening in Eastern Europe, where new energy is making local traditions come alive
Ancient dogecoin: 2,000 years ago, humans used dogs as currency, study suggests
Matthew Rozsa
From genetic evidence, researchers deduced that ancient cultures traded dogs across Asia
America’s fate looks bleak: Will it be oligarchy or autocracy?
Chris Hedges
America's oligarchic classes have united against the Trump cult. But they made him possible in the first place
It’s time to start firing unvaccinated people: Trump fans are overdue for a lesson in consequences
Amanda Marcotte
The absolute certainty of losing a job is going to motivate a lot more people than the more abstract risk of dying
Ken Burns on his latest, “Muhammad Ali”: “What’s so interesting is what an avatar of love he was”
Melanie McFarland
The filmmaker spoke with Salon about his four-part tribute to The Greatest and what Muhammad Ali symbolizes to us
“The Morning Show” reveals just how unfair the aftermath of sexual misconduct can be
Kylie Cheung
This season, Steve Carell's Mitch Kessler is an ousted abuser ... who's enjoying the lap of luxury in Italy
How to make buttermilk substitutes for fluffy pancakes on the fly
Emma Laperruque
No buttermilk, no problem. We'll show you how to mix up reliable replacements
“Dear White People” visits the “Big Brother” Cookout via a pointed parody of reality show racism
Melanie McFarland
The finale season's "Big Brother" spoof hits just in time for the CBS show to feature a Black winner
Daily Show’s Jordan Klepper takes down anti-mask protesters at North Carolina school board meeting
Trish Rooney
One woman vowed her son would not wear a mask after he developed acne — though it seemed to prevent COVID just fine
From QAnon to anti-vaccination, scholar Andy Norman says we face a scourge of “mind parasites”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Author Andy Norman talks about his new book, "Mental Immunity," and how noxious ideas spread virulently
“Nevermind” 30 years on — how Nirvana’s second album tilted the world on its axis
Dean Biron
The revolutionary album became a hit on the US charts and a recording phenomenon, with over 30 million copies sold
American militarism is even worse than you think — it’s had a toxic effect on climate policy
Medea Benjamin, Nicolas J.S. Davies
Why is the U.S. so far behind on climate? Mostly because we've wasted trillions on guns, bombs and useless wars
Gabrielle Union on why women can stop chasing after balance: It’s “fictitious BS that doesn’t exist”
D. Watkins
The actress goes all in on the whispered conversations about life's hardships we should be having out in the open
“Monsters Inside” examines how a criminal’s claims of dissociative identity disorder made him a star
Kylie Cheung
"From the beginning, I was skeptical of Billy's story," Netflix documentary director Olivier Megaton told Salon
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