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Sharks are now “functionally extinct” from reefs. That’s bad news for our oceans
Matthew Rozsa
As "sentinel species" that predict ecosystem health, sharks' disappearance from reefs doesn't bode well
Remember, “Indian Matchmaking” is as much of a entertainment fable as all of romance reality
Melanie McFarland
Netflix's hit provides some education about arranged marriage, but leaves contextual info off the show's biodata
Netflix’s heartwarming “Love on the Spectrum” helps “bust the myths” about dating with autism
Ashlie D. Stevens
Director Cian O'Clery spoke to Salon about subverting the standard dating show and possibilities of a follow-up
Yale psychiatrist: Trump’s psychosis has infected his followers. Here’s how to get them better
Bandy X. Lee
Without rallies, it’s harder to pass his contagious mental disease to his MAGAites
A Pennsylvania fair held a transphobic dunk tank event mocking the state’s secretary of health
Matthew Rozsa
The viral spectacle managed to synthesize transphobic and anti-science sentiments towards Dr. Rachel Levine
Author Kylie Cheung: As the “perpetrators of sexual violence,” men need to join the feminist fight
Amanda Marcotte
"There's never going to be a singular outcome that will end this fight," the author of "A Woman's Place" argues
Want to live longer? Cut the meat, pass the pasta
Matthew Rozsa
In terms of reducing mortality, the protein in carb-heavy foods (like pasta) is way better than red meat protein
“Black women are from the future”: Author says Black girls aren’t magic, but are ahead of their time
D. Watkins
"We have to make ourselves look magic to people so that they won't hurt us," Shayla Lawson says on "Salon Talks"
Donald Trump, Fox News grandpa: TV tells him what to do, and he does it
Chauncey DeVega
It would almost be pathetic if it weren't terrifying. America's president is trapped in the Fox News Universe
Impeach him again — this time over Zoom
Joshua Holland
Democrats could make Senate Republicans defend Trump's latest crimes in a remote impeachment
The pandemic is making us question the connection between work and money. That’s a good thing
Curtis White
Unemployment supplements, stimulus checks, and trillions thrown at corporations. Is money as "real" as we thought?
MSNBC’s Zerlina Maxwell on “The End of White Politics”
Dean Obeidallah
Politics isn't about white men in suits anymore, says Maxwell — and Joe Biden needs to pick a Black woman
Trumpism is an aesthetic, not an ideology — and it will survive Donald Trump
Abraham Ratner
Donald Trump's personal power and allure may be waning. But his political influence will likely endure for decades
Trump’s suburban outreach follows the Nixon and Wallace racist playbook
Alex Henderson
Trump is stepping up his suburban outreach — and he is doing it in an overtly racist, fear-mongering way
“The bleeding wound”: How Trump’s presidency proves Osama bin Laden won
Tom Engelhardt
No, this truly won't be "the American century."
Remember when the internet was supposed to be transparent and democratic? There’s still hope
Paul Rosenberg
Scholar Philipp Lorenz-Spreen says Wikipedia offers hope: We can save the internet from clutter, lies and garbage
We asked experts to respond to the most common COVID-19 conspiracy theories and misinformation
Matthew Rozsa
Researchers and professors comment on the origin of pandemic misinformation, and how to debunk such claims
How Donald Trump plans to scapegoat George Soros to win re-election
Neil McLaughlin, Iga Mergler
“It’s not worth it”: ESPN podcast “Heavy Medals” probes the Karolyis’ ruthless gymnastics empire
Ashlie D. Stevens
Salon spoke with ESPN's Alyssa Roenigk about the price that Mary Lou Retton, Simone Biles, and more paid for gold
Washington’s NFL team will change their name – that’s just the start for Indigenous decolonization
Alex Brady
America is on "the brink of reckoning," and so much more has to be done than just changing names and racist imagery
Gig workers for Shipt stage a walk-out in protest of opaque pay structure
Nicole Karlis
The Target-owned company rolled out a new algorithmic pay structure that workers say is intentionally obscure
What the hell is Peacock? Here’s a guide to the “free as a bird” streaming service
Hanh Nguyen
You really do get a lot for free (including ads!) but whether you can watch it on your TV or not is another story
Media is covering this election all wrong — the real question is whether Trump can steal it
Dan Froomkin
Horse-race journalism was never good — and it's useless when dead-end fascists are trying to subvert democracy
Ivanka Trump broke federal rule by promoting Goya amid boycott, former White House ethics chief says
Igor Derysh
"She knows better," but "no one in this administration cares about government ethics," Walter Shaub says
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