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Fox host corrects himself after saying he fears immigration could “destroy the color of” the country
Brad Reed
Brian Kilmeade’s remarks come after the president told four legislators of color to “go back” where they came from
New frontiers in sucking: Why is the Trump campaign selling plastic straws?
Amanda Marcotte
The right's bizarre plastic-straw fetish is about making a lack of empathy central to conservative identity
It’s not just Trump’s racism
Terry H. Schwadron
It’s the radical Republicans who stand with him … or won’t stand up to him
Laura Lippman on turning true crime into fiction: “Am I not appropriating somebody’s story?”
Erin Keane
Salon talks to the acclaimed crime novelist about true crime, newspapers and her new book "Lady in the Lake"
“The Lion King,” beautiful and bland: With nostalgia upgrades, there’s always a cost
Ashlie D. Stevens
Disney's "Lion King" remake is gorgeous. But the artificial sweetness and color of the original is sorely missed
Understanding our bully-in-chief: Donald Trump’s “antisocial personality disorder” fits a pattern
Paul Rosenberg
Yes, Donald Trump is an anomaly — for America. In global terms, the bully-turned-autocrat is distressingly common
How being human got reduced to management
Keith A. Spencer
Wellness culture and Silicon Valley tell us to apply scientific management to our lives. Is this any way to live?
“Los Espookys” and “Alternatinos” show the Latinx TV crossover is already here
Melanie McFarland
Despite what conservatives insist, Latinx culture is already part of American culture. These shows prove it
How the conservative right hijacks religion
Mike Sosteric
Democrat Sen. Chris Coons says Democrats should talk more about faith.
I was a hostage at the 2018 Trader Joe’s shooting. Here’s what I know now about trauma
Lynnie Westafer
I've learned that trauma is humbling, and it can't be overpowered by will alone
Summer TV: It’s even hotter inside these reality shows, where contestants play with fire
Melanie McFarland
Go make something, you lazies. Be inspired by "Forged in Fire" and "Blown Away," Netflix's glassblowing competition
Is America a melting pot or a salad bowl?
Simon Greer
We got four couples of different backgrounds in a room to ask if they valued the greatest need or the closest kin.
It’s time to talk about preserving historical sites on the Moon
Nicole Karlis
Over 70 years, humans left 40,000 pounds of equipment behind on the Moon. Should we preserve this lunar history?
“White Identity Politics” and white backlash: How we wound up with a racist in the White House
Chauncey DeVega
Political scientist Ashley Jardina: How a bunch of dangerous myths brought us a "president for white people"
Trump’s military pomp: A sign of weakness
Alexei Bayer
Trump’s penchant for military parades harks back to the old unlamented Soviet Union
“Nickel and Dimed” for the Amazon age: Inside the hellish new reality of low-wage work
Erin Keane
Salon talks to the author of a new book about the low-paying jobs technology has ruined — for the workers, that is
The infinite remix potential of “Old Town Road”
Ashlie D. Stevens
A music historian weighs in on the history of remixes and why Lil Nas X's viral sensation is a perfect candidate
Trump believes white nationalism is a winning strategy — because Fox News tells him so
Amanda Marcotte
Fox News has gone so deep into white nationalism that Donald Trump now believes that's how he'll win in 2020
“Stranger Things 3” gives us a meaner Hopper, and we’re not loving it
Melanie McFarland
Discussions about retrograde masculinity are so 2019, but sadly the 1985 Jim Hopper fits the bill
A local’s guide to Marrickville, Sydney’s coolest suburb
Shelley Simpson
Block out out a few hours to explore Sydney's hippest suburb
Natural deodorants go mainstream — but is it because of unsubstantiated science?
Nicole Karlis
A growing fear of chemicals is driving consumers to natural deodorant
For children of migrant farmworkers, high school graduation takes a village
Nadra Nittle
When your parents follow the harvest, getting an uninterrupted education isn't easy
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