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As we remember 9/11, we too easily forget victims of the gruesome drone war
Sam Carliner
The drone attack we were told was a "righteous strike" killed seven children. Tragically, that's nothing new
Biden’s vaccine mandate makes Republicans choose: culture war or corporate profits?
Amanda Marcotte
Given two options — serving business interests or promoting the spread of COVID-19 — Republicans choose the virus
California recall comes down to Donald Trump
Heather Digby Parton
Democrats must remind their base exactly what's at stake if Governor Gavin Newsom is recalled
CNN’s Peter Bergen on the “dotted line” from Osama bin Laden to Donald Trump
Chauncey DeVega
Longtime CNN correspondent says we're not done with Afghanistan, and that Osama brought America "back into history"
How curry ketchup became an unexpected icon in post-war Germany
Ashlie D. Stevens
The simple sauce tells a story of colonialism, globalism and serves as a unique example of fusion cuisine
The pandemic-era “flexible” workplace has become oppressive. Workers should demand more
Kyle Lewis, Will Stronge
As telecommuting becomes more common, workers should demand freedom rather than more so-called "flexibility"
In Showtime’s small town drama “American Rust,” abandon all hope ye who break down here
Melanie McFarland
With a title like this, it's no surprise that even Jeff Daniels can't save us from the aimless adversity porn
“Impeachment” pokes at the enduring myth of conservative feminism through Paula Jones’ mentor
Kylie Cheung
The FX series shows that beneath shallow empowerment rhetoric, conservative “feminism” is really just conservatism
35 happy little facts about Bob Ross
Alvin Ward
Bob Ross' signature curly 'do? A perm he absolutely hated but stuck with because of branding
Too soon, or too late? Who got canceled after 9/11, and why
Andrew O'Hehir
A moment of national mourning gave way to the "too soon" thought police, and it's been downhill ever since
The struggle to keep track of India’s dead
Disha Shetty
The pandemic highlights a longstanding issue: The world’s second-most populous country lacks good death records
Why Donald Trump is now using Robert E. Lee to rehab his own reputation
Heather Digby Parton
Trump thinks "genius" Robert E. Lee would have won the war in Afghanistan
What year is it in America, anyway? How complacency and naiveté brought us to this crisis
Chauncey DeVega
Roe v. Wade is dead. The assault on democracy is unrelenting. Our worst enemy may be the sense of disbelief
In “Lingui,” a teenager is forced to seek an abortion in Chad: “Injustice is against women, always”
Gary M. Kramer
Filmmaker Mahamat-Saleh Haroun spoke to Salon about telling the story of "two women heroes of daily life in Chad"
Fox viewers hear laughter in the background during exclusive Trump interview
Bob Brigham
Clips posted to social media show host Greg Gutfeld gushing with praise for the twice-impeached former president
“Wildhood” is a Two-Spirit liberation: “I’m done with Indigenous and queer characters that are sad”
Gary M. Kramer
Director Bretten Hannam spoke to Salon about making their road movie exploring Two-Spirit and Mi’kmaq communities
Anti-maskers and anti-vaxxers now present a real threat of violence
Christine Sarteschi, Alan D. Blotcky
Across the country, more anti-vaccine extremists are turning violent. It's time to take the threat seriously
FX’s “Impeachment” doesn’t acquit itself well, despite a humanizing portrayal by Beanie Feldstein
Melanie McFarland
FX's latest "American Crime Story" installment fails to live up to the expectation set by previous installments
Flora, fauna, and … funga? The case for a third “F”
Jonathan Moens
Fungi are fundamental to rich and sustainable ecosystems. But they still lack explicit legal protections
Black cop shoots white woman: The saga of Michael Byrd and Ashli Babbitt
Chauncey DeVega
The killing of Ashli Babbitt was justified — but it violated America's racial script, and backlash is inevitable
Abortion bounty hunters in Texas aren’t “whistleblowers” — they’re vicious vigilantes
Norman Solomon
Real whistleblowers take massive risks. Potential abortion vigilantes in Texas are just misogynist predators
“Get out now” — inside the White House on 9/11, according to the staffers who were there
Anita McBride
A top White House aide to President George W. Bush recounts what 9/11 was like for White House staffers
How to put together an A+ antipasto platter
Michael La Corte
Antipasto has been an Italian staple for centuries — and for good reason
Surprise! Lifetime’s new “Harry & Meghan” movie isn’t a total joke, veering from kind to just weird
Melanie McFarland
Is it fit for the Queen? Heck no. But it's obvious everyone involved wanted to do right by the defected royals
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