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Party of relentless bad faith: How Republican lies and hypocrisy hit an all-time high
Paul Rosenberg
Republican bad faith has come in many varieties over many decades. Has it corroded democracy beyond repair?
Alt-right women and the “white baby challenge”
Alexandra Minna Stern
Within white supremacy circles, women are expressing some of the loudest calls for white-baby making
What does being fly mean to Dapper Dan? Liberation
D. Watkins
Salon talks to the legendary NYC fashion designer about pre-gentrification Harlem, the Gucci boycott and more
California’s other drought: A major earthquake is overdue
Richard Aster
The earthquake situation in California is actually more dire than people may realize
It’s prime time to boycott Amazon
Valerie Vande Panne
Pledge to boycott Amazon today. Then get what you need from Prime Day.
Trump the storyteller: His gift for narrative is why he may win again
Chauncey DeVega
Donald Trump is terrible at many things — but he's a gifted spinner of tales. Can Democrats tell their own?
It’s a White Claw summer — like it or not
Ashlie D. Stevens
Whether you're mocking White Claw Guys or loading up the cooler, the easy drinking days of hard seltzer are here
Trump’s “social media summit” is a haven for far-right fringe figures
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's "social media summit" at the White House feels more like a gaggle of far-right internet micro-celebs
Fox News contributor suggests Ocasio-Cortez could be working for terrorists and sex traffickers
Matthew Rozsa
"You have to wonder: Is she working for them? Or is she working for the American people?" Rachel Campos-Duffy asked
Eve Ensler on Donald Trump, rape culture and the “unreckoned history” of America
Chauncey DeVega
"America's next stage," says Eve Ensler, is about "atonement and accountability." Her new book offers an example
America’s real divide isn’t left vs. right. It’s democracy vs. oligarchy.
Robert Reich
What should America's agenda be, and what does right vs. left have to do with it?
“Stranger Things” wants to be everybody’s memory and nobody’s parable
Melanie McFarland
Stop trying to find commentary on the '80s in "Stranger Things." It's designed to capture feeling, not history
Aziz Ansari reflects on #MeToo stories — real, fictional and his own — in his new Netflix special
Ashlie D. Stevens
Part clunky comeback, part earnest discussion of growth, "Aziz Ansari: Right Now" confronts difficult subjects
Women’s World Cup was a triumph — and totally triggered the right-wing snowflakes
Amanda Marcotte
The U.S. women's soccer team is unapologetically progressive. Right-wing, sexist snowflakes can't take it
Inside Trump’s concentration camps: Attorney Hope Frye saw “cruel,” “inhumane,” “sadistic” treatment
Chauncey DeVega
Human rights lawyer says children sleep on "concrete floors," with "no soap, no water, insufficient nutrition"
Don’t feed “The Little Mermaid” racist trolls: Sketchy accounts fuel anti-Ariel outrage
Ashlie D. Stevens
Is there really a significant boycott brewing over Disney casting Halle Bailey as Ariel? It's doubtful
New Jeffrey Epstein case: A crucial test of #MeToo’s staying power
Amanda Marcotte
Is #MeToo driving real progress, or has sexist backlash buried it? The Epstein case may be the ultimate test
After Jeff Epstein’s latest sex-crimes arrest, why does Alex Acosta still have a job?
Jessica Corbett
Trump's labor secretary was the U.S. attorney in Miami when accused sex trafficker got "sweetheart" plea deal
Former Evangelical Republican warns the religious right’s support of Trump will harm Christianity
Travis Gettys
Former Republican warns that Trump and his evangelical allies were driving younger generations away from the church
People trust scientists, but there are troubling trends, says landmark survey
Farah Qaiser
Global survey reveals troubling trends such as a loss in confidence in vaccine safety in higher income countries
Who’s your daddy? The twisty history of paternity testing
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Salon talks to author Nara B. Milanich about why in the politics of paternity and science, context is everything
Under Trump, Christian nationalists are playing to win — and liberals are finally fighting back
Paul Rosenberg
"Dominionists" who want a theocratic America are pushing on many fronts. But they're not under the radar anymore
Searching for Ernest Hemingway in Cuba
Andrew Feldman
This is how a cultural and intellectual exchange between Cuba and America, frozen for 60 years, starts back up
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