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A sea change in science
Eve Andrews
Sarah Myhre is a woman, a scientist, and a climate advocate. Are these strengths in a climate crisis?
In-work dining at Silicon Valley companies like Google and Facebook causes spike in divorce rate
Stan Herman
Table fellowship shifts from family and friends to co-workers in order to boost efficiency — and families suffer
Dusty Springfield’s sublime masquerade through the American South
Warren Zanes
The "Son of a Preacher Man" singer hid behind a mask of makeup and a Southern-sounding stage name
Amid growing feelings of isolation, Americans flock to DNA testing services
Nicole Karlis
America’s fascination with DNA testing sites reveals flaws in a hyper-individualistic culture
Inside women’s “Ambition Decisions”: On opting out, buying in or embracing the “flex life”
Erin Keane
Salon talks to authors Hana Schank and Elizabeth Wallace about what they learned about women, work, family and life
Queering Appalachia — finding chosen families online in an unforgiving landscape
Elizabeth Price
"The digital landscape introduces the potential for transformation for queer and trans life in our mountains"
Is Donald Trump a liar? Maybe not — and that’s when it really gets scary
Andrew O'Hehir
Our president says blatantly false things all day long. For him, they all serve a large and terrible truth
Is queer culture losing its radical roots?
Sky Gilbert
Has Pride been coopted? This year’s parade goers are wearing black in honour of the victims of serial killers
Bill Maher goes easy on NRATV host Colion Noir
Nicole Karlis
The usually aggressive comedian resisted from his confrontational tactics, when we could have used them the most
From slavery to “Indian schools” to internment camps, family separation is nothing new in America
D. Watkins
Trump had to sweep his ugly twist on an old story under the carpet. It was a reminder of America at its worst
“The Simpsons” writer Mike Reiss: “The Trump years have been a shot in the arm for the show”
Amanda Marcotte
Veteran "Simpsons" writer Mike Reiss gets candid about Apu, becoming Homer and the secret to the show's longevity
“Marvel’s Luke Cage” returns to Netflix: A rage in Harlem brews in tight season 2
Melanie McFarland
Anger, family legacy and willful ignorance make the new season tauter than the first, and just as relevant
NRA TV attacks Rachel Maddow for crying over children separated at the border
Sophia Tesfaye
The MSNBC host delivered the liberal tears that fuel conservatives' right-wing culture war
Battleground Texas: Progressive cities fight back against anti-immigrant, right-wing forces
Amanda Marcotte
Is Texas turning blue? Austin passes "Freedom City" resolution, Dallas isn't far behind. Right-wingers go nuts
Donald Trump backs down on family separation — but the trauma could last a lifetime
Ian Danielsen
Trump finally yielded to widespread outrage on a shameful policy, but its damaging effects will linger for years
Promising cruelty-free travel in an increasingly cruel world, vegan tourism makes a strong play
Ali Wunderman
As the specialty tourism industry leans in, the pleasures and perils of traveling while vegan become clearer
Why can’t #MeToo shake up the music industry?
Rachel Leah
Many women are still waiting for music's full reckoning. People in the industry tell Salon why it's so complicated
Why won’t the mainstream media tell the truth about racist ghoul Stephen Miller?
Chauncey DeVega
Stephen Miller is a white supremacist with a long record of racist words and deeds. Ignoring that is negligence
“Let the president do what he wants”: John Kelly allegedly doesn’t care if Donald Trump is impeached
Clarrie Feinstein
"At least this chapter of American history would come to a close," the White House chief of staff allegedly said
On “Love Is ___” a black TV couple finally gets the “When Harry Met Sally” treatment
Melanie McFarland
Romantics are going to fall in love with OWN's quietly revolutionary new show about a couple's crazy stupid love
Roots of white rage: America’s clash of class and race, from the Civil War to the rise of Trump
Chauncey DeVega
Salon talks to Keri Leigh Merritt, author of "Masterless Men: Poor Whites and Slavery in the Antebellum South"
Conservatives’ anti-immigration fervor is political: They think keeping America white will save them
Heather Digby Parton
For right-wing commentators like Ann Coulter and her ilk, it's no secret: They fear more Latino voters
Federal gun control is not enough: To reduce gun violence, we need big changes to social policy
Daniel J. Patinkin
Gun control laws won't do much if we don't address mental health, domestic violence and a host of other issues
Ireland, the way God Himself intended, one pub at a time
Bill Barich
In a country drowning in the stuff — much of it mediocre, one man says he has had the perfect pint of Guinness
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