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Julian Assange and the future of democracy: Is this a turning point in World War IV?
Andrew O'Hehir
Assange's arrest was an authoritarian masterstroke, exposing intense confusion and hypocrisy on the anti-Trump left
Pollen is getting worse, but you can make things better with these tips from an allergist
Kara Wada
Pollen has taken the fun out of spring for many. However, medical science has identified practices that help
Watching the woman in the café: A Salon After Dark read
Cara Benedetto
In this erotica excerpt from the BADLANDS New Lovers series, an older artist has particular tastes
Revenge of the nerd-kings: Why some in Silicon Valley are advocating for monarchy
Keith A. Spencer
The tech industry's glorification of its leaders has convinced some they should rule over us like kings
Are the world bank and IMF failing the world?
Frank Vogl
Top experts worry about the ability of the main multilateral institutions safeguarding the global economy.
Son Volt’s Jay Farrar is “singing about the dark times” on “Union,” the new protest album
David Masciotra
Son Volt's intimate new album "Union" is both a protest record and a tribute to protest records
“Daisy Jones and the Six”: A behind-the-music novel that nails the truth about rock ‘n’ roll
Kenneth Womack
Taylor Jenkins Reid's new rock novel set in the 1970s is perfect for Fleetwood Mac and Beatles fans
Deputy’s son arrested for setting fire to black Louisiana churches may have “hate motive”
Igor Derysh
Suspect in church arson was reportedly fascinated with Norwegian neo-pagan metal singer who torched churches
Silicon Valley, once a bastion of libertarianism, sees a budding socialist movement
Nicole Karlis, Keith A. Spencer
Defying their overlords, tech workers are organizing and demanding democracy in the workplace
“Boys will be boys” limits all genders: We need a radical shift in how we raise boys
Lauren Schiller
"Inflection Point" talks to developmental psychologist Dr. Michael Reichert about promoting positive masculinity
Mike Schur’s new sitcom “Abby’s” is “Cheers” for the gig economy
Melanie McFarland
Salon talks to Mike Schur and Josh Malmuth about what a show set in a backyard bar says about modern culture
Scholar Jonathan Metzl: White supremacy is literally killing white people
Chauncey DeVega
Working-class whites are suffering but still willing to defend racism, says author of "Dying of Whiteness"
Could the ancient Jewish practice of Shmita be a new tool for sustainable agriculture?
Ethan Blake
While Shmita is not widely practiced on commercial farms, its age-old ideals have gained traction in the U.S.
Emilio Estevez on making “The Public,” a film about dignity, homelessness and libraries
Alli Joseph
Salon sits down with the erstwhile Brat Packer to discuss his new movie "The Public," a film 12 years in the making
How Donald Trump pandered to the alt right by using music from “The Dark Knight Rises” in his new ad
Matthew Rozsa
The Christopher Nolan film and its fascistic revolutionary villain, Bane, have been reference in racist hate speech
Racism and Israel’s election: How did the Jewish state become an oppressive state?
Michael Lerner
In Israel as in America, leftists blame the "racist" public for the decay of democracy. The truth isn't so simple
In “2nd Amendment Sanctuaries,” officials refuse to enforce new gun laws
Travis Dunn
In some cases, county sheriffs have publicly said they will not enforce the new laws
The case for doing nothing: It’s an intentional strategy, not a luxury or a cop-out
Jenny Odell
Resisting the attention economy isn't a passive act. It can help bring about real change
Beto O’Rourke is correct: Trump’s immigration rhetoric is straight out of the Third Reich
Chauncey DeVega
Republicans will express outrage at O'Rourke's comments about Trump and the Nazis. But the evidence is clear
How social media is helping Big Tobacco hook a new generation of smokers
Robert Kozinets
Party-goers are encouraged to share photos of their glamorous tobacco-sponsored adventures with friends
How “Avengers: Endgame” could fail: Not doing right by the “Infinity War” ending
Matthew Rozsa
Never has a major blockbuster relied so much on fulfilling the promise of a predecessor
U.S. capitalism: The key 2020 battleground
Eric Bovim
Trump’s legacy might just be how American faith in capitalism began to truly wither on his watch
Amy Adams probably will win her Oscar for “Hillbilly Elegy” and that’s a damn shame
Erin Keane
Knowing the Academy, Ron Howard's Netflix adaptation of J.D. Vance's facile "culture in crisis" book is a sure bet
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