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“Wu-Tang: An American Saga” is more than ’90s nostalgia
D. Watkins
Hulu's new scripted drama, created by RZA, is rooted in the '90s but has necessary lessons to absorb
Beto O’Rourke has run out of f**ks to give — and we’re here for it
Amanda Marcotte
Beto O'Rourke is no longer a serious contender, but he might be able to teach his party how not to live in fear
10 highly-anticipated films coming this fall
Compiled by Salon staff
From crime to comedy, fall’s wide array of new movie releases makes it easy to transition into sweater weather.
2020 and the art of hunting Trump
Frank Vogl
It’s not about impeachment, but very much about investigating relentlessly.
The ultra-costly, underwhelming F-35 fighter
William J. Astore
Lockheed Martin remains top gun in the Pentagon's cockpit
“A trailblazing figure”: Former ABC News journalist Cokie Roberts dies at 75
Matthew Rozsa
Former President Barack Obama remembers Roberts as “a role model to young women”
The strange connection between Bobby Kennedy’s death and Scooby-Doo
Kevin Sandler
Scooby-Doo celebrates his 50th birthday this month
Shane Gillis fired from “Saturday Night Live,” robbing world of racist, homophobic originality
Melanie McFarland
"Saturday Night Live" parts ways with a comedy maverick whose main shtick was saying slurs just to say them
Republicans know Brett Kavanaugh lied under oath: They just don’t care
Amanda Marcotte
Proof of Kavanaugh's perjury is welcome, but conservatives basically don't think sexual assault is a big deal
Here’s what the Democratic candidates never talked about last week: Impeaching this guy
Heather Digby Parton
Congress is in turmoil, and the 2020 candidates are hanging back. That's clearly the best way to re-elect Trump
Democrats retreat from reality: Understanding last week’s depressing debate
Anis Shivani
Last week's debate wasn't the heavyweight battle in the Bayou City many hoped for. It was Democrats gone dismal
Bringing fresh produce to LA’s corner stores alone won’t solve food inequality. But it’s a start.
Nadra Nittle
Corner store conversion projects aim to combat food insecurity in low-income communities
I interviewed people in their 80s about how they cope with aging. Here’s what I learned
Katherine Esty
Should we fear, or embrace, aging? These 80somethings explain their outlooks
Want to reform America’s police? Look to firefighters
Roscoe Scarborough
An institution’s culture can affect the behavior of individual participants
“These girls became perfect prey”: The women who ended Larry Nassar’s abuse tell their stories
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Salon talks to the author of "The Girls" about the brave women who brought down the Olympic gymnastics doctor
A plan to monitor the mentally ill? History of mental illness and stigma provides insights
Troy Rondinone
Fear of the dangerous mentally ill is longstanding in America.
Think you don’t like country music? Ken Burns’ new PBS opus will play your heart like a fiddle
Melanie McFarland
Burns' latest epic documentary may not go deep as some would like. But it feels welcoming to the country-averse
Greta Thunberg is right: Autism is her superpower. Those who mock her should learn from her
Matthew Rozsa
Greta Thunberg is being mocked by the right for her autism. In fact, it's the reason she may save the world
Don’t force a White Claw fall — hard cider is the ideal late summer libation
Ashlie D. Stevens
As the sun begins to set on White Claw summer, drinkers are ready for a beverage to take them into the new season
Jerry Springer is “annoyed” with Trump: “He took my show and brought it to the White House”
Alex Henderson
"I should get paid for that, shouldn’t I?" the 75-year-old pop culture figure asked. "Hey, get your own show!”
NRA files lawsuit after San Francisco labels gun lobby a “domestic terrorist organization”
Matthew Rozsa
The lawsuit alleges that San Francisco has violated the First Amendment rights of its members
Only the wealthy have the right to longevity. Medicare for All can fix that
Keith A. Spencer
A dystopian government study finds that income and lifespan are correlated — but it doesn't have to be this way
Apple programmed Siri to avoid the word “feminism”
Nicole Karlis
In a cowardly move, Apple brass have ceded cultural terrain on basic gender equality to far-right sophists
Sarah Sanders turns a conversation about gun violence on Fox News into a conversation about herself
Bob Brigham
“We have to look for ways that we can . . . disagree with people without being kicked out of restaurants"
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