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Steve King claims he was the victim of a “political lynch mob” after fallout from racist remarks
Matthew Rozsa
"The blood has now cooled, and now they don’t want to be faced with the reality of what they’ve done," King says
Ellen Pompeo: “Grey’s Anatomy” was toxic and had “serious culture issues” for 10 seasons
Zack Sharf
"There were many moments when I wanted off the bus," Pompeo reveals about her tenure on the popular ABC series
Nikki Haley says supporting abortion is not “real feminism”
Shira Tarlo
The ex–US ambassador to the United Nations said "women are expected to support choice simply because we're women"
Reviving today’s Ophelias: Mary Pipher on girls and mental health in the digital age
Mary Pipher
25 years after I first published "Reviving Ophelia," I see social media and online culture creating new challenges
Paul Manafort to be held in solitary confinement at New York’s notorious Rikers Island: report
Shira Tarlo
The "hellhole" has been home to some of the most notorious inmates in Gotham history, including Mark David Chapman
Novelist Jonathan Lethem: “There is no allegory crude enough” to capture Trump’s America
Chauncey DeVega
Award-winning novelist on his new neo-noir "The Feral Detective" and being "stuck inside Donald Trump's deep dream"
A Democrat could win the governorship in Mississippi — but Jim Crow still stands in the way
Sophia Tesfaye
New lawsuit by black voters affiliated with Eric Holder challenges Mississippi's Jim Crow-era electoral system
NGOs need international protection from Hindu nationalism in India
Roomana Hukil
Hindu nationalism regards NGOs as undemocratic and anti-Indian
Inside Gabby Rivera’s joyful, queer Marvel revolution
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Salon talks to the "America Chavez" comic writer about hope, mentorship and diving into the X-Men canon
Robert Pattinson as “The Batman” tells Hollywood stars: Choose your directors first
Eric Kohn
He spent the last decade choosing his movies by directors. There's no reason to assume "The Batman" is different
How Donald Trump is losing the trade war
Alexei Bayer
Trump is not so much fighting China on trade as turning the U.S. into China
The Pentagon has told Trump that it will not allow itself to be politicized
Matthew Rozsa
The Pentagon told Trump it will not allow itself to be politicized after an incident with the USS John S. McCain
U.S. voters are fed up with corruption
Frank Vogl
Trust in the U.S. federal government is at an all time low
How movies like “Labyrinth” can help you talk about intimate fantasies
Stella Harris
With a little thinking and creativity, turn-ons from pop culture can be a starting point for real-life exploration
How indigenous peoples won a landmark victory protecting the Amazon from oil drilling
Reynard Loki
The Waorani people of Ecuador won a historic lawsuit to save their homes — and the planet — from destruction
“Always Be My Maybe” director on Ali Wong, evoking “Notting Hill” and comedy as a Trojan horse
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Salon talks to Nahnatchka Khan about making a rom-com star out of comedy powerhouse Ali Wong
Political courage compared: U.S. vs. Turkey
Stephan Richter
The lack of any sense of principle and self-respect among the Republicans makes a global mockery of US democracy
Presidential candidate Jay Inslee fears the climate crisis will kill us all
Matthew Rozsa
Salon spoke with Gov. Jay Inslee, the only Democratic presidential candidate to make global warming his main issue
“Rocketman” won’t go breakin’ your heart — but maybe it should’ve tried
Erin Keane
An enchanting jukebox musical goes all-in on Elton John's life. It just can't break with its own center of gravity
Model Matthew Camp wants his brand to be “an IV-drip into the consciousness of gay youth”
Gary M. Kramer
Salon talks to the "perpetually shirtless" social media star about the new documentary on his life and sex life
José Andrés has no beef with Impossible Burgers, he just wants you to roast a whole cauliflower, too
Manny Howard
In "Vegetables Unleashed" a chef, celebrity and political activist exhorts us to push meat to the side of the plate
How Mexico tried to save Freud from the Nazis
Rubén Gallo
Had the campaign to bring Freud to Mexico succeeded, he would have lived among artists and intellectuals
Meghan McCain accuses Donald Trump of “weaponizing” her father’s legacy on “The View”
Shira Tarlo
“The president is so obsessed with the fact that he is never going to be a great man,” McCain says
Mississippi racist campground debacle: We need to address the roots of white Americans’ black fear
D. Watkins
Jessica Richardson and her husband were picnicking at a lake when they were confronted by a gun-waving white woman
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