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Russian influence operations extend into Egypt
Nathaniel Greenberg
Russia's efforts to sow discord, discontent and chaos extend far beyond the US, including into leading media outlet
How Big Pharma helped create the herpes stigma to sell drugs
Nicole Karlis
A concerted effort to sell newly-invented antiviral drugs helped shift the perception of a largely benign virus
Beto O’Rourke rebukes President Donald Trump at dueling rally in El Paso: “Walls end lives”
Shira Tarlo
O'Rourke spoke within sight of the El Paso County Coliseum, where Trump hosted his first rally of the year
The uses of a well-regulated militia by an unregulated president
Rebecca Gordon
Where will the National Guard be sent in 2019?
The four layers of Trump disapproval
Richard Phillips
In the U.S., there is no one left who has not formed an opinion on Donald Trump
Weezer’s cover album: Is the rock band honoring or exploiting the originals?
Ryan Raul Bañagale
A cover song can both enhance and diminish the legacy of the original artist
Tina Brown pulls no punches: “If you’re a woman, you have to be gold in a silver job”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Salon talks to iconic magazine editor Tina Brown about her influential career and why it's women's turn now
Is your personality healthy? Taking this test will tell you
Cathy Cassata
Researchers say they’ve developed a new personality test that can be taken online
Jeff Bezos and the Enquirer: Everything bad and stupid about America in one package!
Andrew O'Hehir
Yeah, Bezos did a public service by going after the noxious tabloid. But this isn't a story about Good vs. Evil
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“My dad had a secret rage problem that only we could see”: Author Erin Hosier on “Don’t Let Me Down”
Erin Keane
Salon talks to literary agent and memoirist Erin Hosier about '90s B.S., "daddy issues" and the Beatles
Taraji P. Henson in “What Men Want”: Don’t call it a remake of a Mel Gibson movie
Alli Joseph
Salon talks to Adam Shankman, director of "What Men Want," about reimagining the rom com for the Time's Up era
Bible reading in public schools has been a divisive issue — and this old culture war is coming back
David Mislin
Bible literacy classes have a long and acrimonious history, dating back to the Cleveland Bible War of 1869
I was groped by a man called “Mary”: The world changes but not the Catholic Church
Lucian K. Truscott IV
The Catholic Church is still only groping its way toward telling the truth about sexual abuse by priests
Trump’s wall and Israel’s wall: Unpleasant parallels and consequences
Alexei Bayer
America’s border wall with Mexico will only succeed in keeping Americans in
Medical costs for older adults are going up. Self-care technology can help
Sophie Okolo
But how do we make new technology a daily habit?
The founder of Girls Who Code explains how to push back against patriarchy in Tech
D. Watkins
Reshma Saujani, founder of Girls Who Code, is making thousands of women upwardly mobile and challenging STEM-bros
Salon’s reader comments of the week: “I packed a bag and fled”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
This week we talked about the problem with work, fear of death and escaping abuse
“The Lego Movie 2”: Everything’s still awesome in this franchise (for now)
Matthew Rozsa
"The Lego Movie 2" has the same wit, creativity and heart as its surprisingly successful predecessor
Adam Schiff against Trump: Let the congressional investigations begin
Frank Vogl
Trump dismisses Schiff as a political hack pursuing the politics of revenge. Schiff may be Trump's worst nightmare
The case for a 4-day workweek
Nicole Karlis
“Productivity barely suffers when workweeks are shortened or even just compressed,” one labor expert tells Salon
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