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Two women corroborate elements of Tara Reade’s sexual assault allegation against Joe Biden
Igor Derysh
Reade claims that Biden sexually assaulted her in 1993, pinning her up against a wall and digitally penetrating her
Pulitzer winner Chris Hedges: These “are the good times — compared to what’s coming next”
Chauncey DeVega
Author of "America: The Farewell Tour": We're heading for a steep decline; Biden and the Democrats have no answers
Funding hate: How online merchants and payment processors aid white nationalists
Alex Kotch, Center For Media And Democracy
Amazon, DonorBox and Stripe are among the companies helping white nationalist groups sell goods and raise money
James Beard Award winner Dominique Ansel heralds a message for the times: “Everyone can bake”
Joseph Neese
Ansel gives us the foundation we need to bake beautiful pasties like banana bread, brownies and pound cake at home
Pay for those Zoom fitness classes if you can. Your instructor needs an income too
Melanie McFarland
Small studios suffer in disasters. "Should the only gyms that survive this be 24 Hour Fitness?" one instructor asks
“Beastie Boys Story” film pays bittersweet tribute to the trio’s iconic career and friendship
Annie Zaleski
The absence of Adam Yauch renders lively storytelling by Adam Horowitz and Mike Diamond all the more poignant
How researching tomboys and gender helped me prepare for a pandemic
Lisa Selin Davis
Humans yearn for cognitive closure. Understanding how to let go of that has proven invaluable for me now
“Little Fires Everywhere”: An honest finale clears the smoke and reveals signs of hope
Melanie McFarland
The eight-episode Hulu series ends with honest brutality, truth in injustice, and ultimately, beauty
Tim Wise on Trump, the coronavirus and the pandemic of white privilege
Chauncey DeVega
Anti-racist author and educator: Trump is "willing to kill tens of thousands of white people" to win re-election
Why Jane Goodall is hopeful for the future
Nicole Karlis
Salon spoke with Goodall about finding faith in dark times and her new documentary, "Jane Goodall: The Hope"
“The View” co-host Meghan McCain: “It’s perfectly normal to me” to see armed protesters
Roger Sollenberger
Joy Behar had a different view of the gun-toting demonstrators of coronavirus restrictions: "Those are terrorists"
The COVID-19 catastrophe has deep roots in American politics — and was totally preventable
Carl Pope
This disaster belongs to Trump, of course — but the Tea Party's nihilistic hatred of government got us here
How musicians are moving their gigs online during quarantine
Ashlie D. Stevens
Virtual concerts aren't the only options for musicians who are now missing out on in-person performances for income
Detailed timeline of Trump’s failures shows how America’s coronavirus crisis was man-made
Dan Benbow
Failures of governance from Jan 3 until March 13 made the situation exponentially worse than it should have been
We could soon be harvesting anti-viral antibodies from tobacco plants
Marnie Willman
"Plantibodies" represent a new avenue for treatments against fast moving viruses like influenza or coronavirus
The secret to making restaurant-quality pizza at home starts with the crust
Joseph Neese
Ken Forkish, the James Beard Award-winning author of “Flour Water Salt Yeast,” gives a crash course in pizza making
“Saturday Night Live at Home” shows us the honesty in live comedy without an audience
Melanie McFarland
Plus, late-night hosts' transition to at-home programming is warm, charming, and highlights their true skill
Netflix’s “#blackAF” is Kenya Barris’ wealthier, shallower, and meaner “Black-ish”
Melanie McFarland
The "Black-ish" creator casts himself and his wealth as the stars of his literally self-centered new comedy
Inside Netflix’s “Innocence Files”: “The system is set up to attain convictions”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Salon spoke with the three powerhouse documentarians behind Netflix's latest criminal justice series
Author Don Winslow: Trump’s administration feels like it’s “manifested itself” as the coronavirus
Chauncey DeVega
The crime novelist spoke to Salon about "Broken," his craft, and how Trump is everything wrong with US masculinity
Trump’s darkness: White supremacy, Christian nationalism and the coronavirus
Chauncey DeVega
This pandemic has brought out the worst in Trump — and in his most racist and fanatical followers
Michael Arceneaux doesn’t want you to die poor
Nicole Karlis
"We live in a society that will let us wither and die the minute we miss like two checks and can't pay a bill"
“We’re putting people in prison whose only crime is mental illness”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
PBS' "Bedlam" director Ken Rosenberg spoke to Salon about how incarceration won out over hospitalization
Everything you need to know to bake a quality loaf of bread at home, revealed
Joseph Neese
Ken Forkish, the James Beard Award-winning author of “Flour Water Salt Yeast,” gives a crash course in bread making
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