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In “At the Ready,” teens’ path to Border Patrol & law enforcement is “akin to military recruitment”
Gary M. Kramer
Maisie Crow spoke to Salon about her new documentary that helps explain how many Latinx join the Border Patrol
After Trump, the crisis: White America at the historical crossroads
Chauncey DeVega
Historian David Roediger on the choice facing white Americans: Social democracy, or follow Trump into the abyss
Poirot at 100: the refugee detective who stole Britain’s heart
Christopher Pittard
Agatha Christie managed to capture the hearts of British readers with her small, smart, mustachioed Belgian sleuth
An “anti-diet” dietitian’s advice for well-being
Julia Clancy
How to explore intuitive eating and consider weight-neutral approaches to health
Reforming the God vote: Can evangelical Christians be redeemed from bigotry and hatred?
Nathaniel Manderson
Much of American Christianity has been hijacked by vicious, selfish hypocrites. But they don't speak for God
Joe Biden’s China conundrum: To make progress, he’ll have to get past the Trump disaster
Michael T. Klare
Can the new president achieve progress with the No. 1 U.S. rival — while avoiding a new cold (or hot) war?
In the grueling doc “Try Harder!” Asian American students strive to meet “unreasonable” expectations
Gary M. Kramer
Debbie Lum spoke to Salon about the Lowell High School students trying to achieve the impossible in a broken system
“Wild Indian” filmmaker on repression and how “traumatized people tend to perpetuate trauma”
Gary M. Kramer
Lyle Mitchell Corbine Jr. spoke Salon about how the Ojibwe culture does – and does not – inform his chilling film
“Planet Earth” at 40: The perfect debut single that boldly launched Duran Duran
Annie Zaleski
How the band transformed the song over time, including a tribute to Bowie, while hurtling headlong into the future
Maz Jobrani doesn’t miss Trump jokes: He wasn’t just bad for America, he was bad for comedy
Dean Obeidallah
The stand-up appeared on "Salon Talks" to discuss his special shot in Dubai, Islamophobia, and censorship in comedy
Why is science so polarizing? Blame the way we talk about it.
Kate Yoder
“Listen to the science” isn’t just a bumper sticker anymore — it’s Biden’s official White House policy
A toxic conception of masculinity is correlated with support for Trump
Matthew Rozsa
A recent study found that support for "hegemonic masculinity" could be used to predict one's love for Trump
Niksen, the Dutch art of doing nothing, is a wellness trend needed now when you’re stuck at home
Ashlie D. Stevens
Author Olga Mecking talks to Salon about how radical doing nothing is in the face of toxic productivity culture
Why horror flick “The Night” is the first American film to be released in Iran in four decades
Gary M. Kramer
Filmmaker Kourosh Ahari & star Shahab Hosseini spoke to Salon about the eerie psychological thriller set in a hotel
“Harry Potter” & the problematic creator – What’s left for a fandom raised on false tolerance?
Ashlie D. Stevens
"Harry Potter" fans are faced with trying to separate art from artist after a live-action series is rumored
Syfy’s charming “Resident Alien” lets its star(man) shine, despite muddled metaphorical aspirations
Melanie McFarland
Syfy's latest comic book adaptation makes the most of Alan Tudyk's versatility and too much of other elements
Trump’s horror show isn’t nearly over: The coup wasn’t defeated, only slowed down
Chauncey DeVega
Trump is both a symptom and a cause of America's terrible ailment. Whether or not he returns, the disease is real
There’s a little bit of Larry King in every decent interviewer, whether they like it or not
Melanie McFarland
For better or worse King's 63 years in the entertainment business left its mark on how hosts speak to power
TakingCaraMAGA: What to do when your favorite mommy influencer is outed as a Trump supporter
Sophia Tesfaye
The boycott of a popular baby sleep trainer raises questions about accountability for Trump's supporters
Author Rick Perlstein on the challenge ahead: “Biden knows that he is managing a dying regime”
Chauncey DeVega
Author of "Nixonland" to Joe Biden: "There is no sweet spot" that will "turn off the spigot of reactionary rage"
How McDonald’s Szechuan Sauce went from a “just fine” ’90s relic to a riot-causing cult condiment
Ashlie D. Stevens
Parallel to Szechuan Sauce's rise to fame is a complex narrative about the Americanization of "global" flavors
Can oyster reef restoration across the US impact what we eat?
Lela Nargi
One oyster can filter out sediment and chemicals like nitrogen from 50 gallons of water a day
The “WandaVision” TV homages aren’t mere storytelling gimmicks – they’re strategic metacommentaries
Melanie McFarland
The Marvel TV show makes us question the reality of what's happening by presenting an unreality we know
Why profound personal connections are lacking in our lives — and how to find them
Nicole Karlis
We've lost a sense of feeling understood by each other. Two researchers think they can change that
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