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Pete King ironically compares NFL players kneeling during the national anthem to the Nazi salute
Taylor Link
Rep. King must have forgotten that the Third Reich punished its national soccer team for refusing to do Nazi salute
New details emerge about the sexual assault allegation against actor George Takei
Rachel Leah
A writer who investigated Scott Brunton's accusations suggests that the public and press got it wrong. Did they?
On the eve of the 1968 Chicago Police riot, MC5 took a torch to rock & roll
Don McLeese
"This wasn’t a rock band; it was a street fight. This wasn’t a concert; it was a battle zone."
A pioneering heart surgeon’s secret history of research violations
Charles Ornstein, Mike Hixenbaugh
Bud Frazier has been accused of putting his quest to make history ahead of the needs of some patients
A “Bar Rescue” in Puerto Rico: Helping a business — and community — rebuild after Hurricane Maria
Erin Keane
Reality TV steps in to help a couple grappling with the unglamorous reality of rebuilding after a disaster
Don’t call them “free-range” kids: Neoliberal language undermines this positive movement
Sophia A. McClennen
The “free-range” parenting movement is a good fight for kids’ rights, but the language isn't doing us any favors
Neighborhood social media platform Nextdoor makes us regret the internet
Nicole Karlis
A Twitter account mocking the petty grievance culture of Nextdoor becomes more popular than the real thing
Rachel Dolezal faces up to 15 years in prison if convicted of felony charges for welfare fraud
Rachel Leah
Dolezal, who changed her name to Nkechi Diallo, is accused of being overpaid a total of $8,847 from social services
It took Jennifer Fox 35 years to be ready to make “The Tale,” an intimate portrait of abuse
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Salon talks to the writer/director of the searing HBO drama about child sex abuse and the stories we tell ourselves
“Iggy at his most Iggiest”: Rock heroes like you’ve never seen them before
Amanda Marcotte
Salon talks to music industry legend Bill Bentley about his crowd-sourced collection of rock photos for Smithsonian
“Arrested Development” returns and there’s something rotten in the banana stand
Melanie McFarland
The headlines surrounding the same-as-ever fifth season make its return awkward, and not in a good way
Focus on Scott Pruitt’s scandals ignores the biggest of all: Destruction of environmental safeguards
Justin Anderson
Trump's EPA chief has fully adapted to the swamp of corruption. But his truly disastrous legacy lies elsewhere
Hillbilly horror: Reckoning with a genre 15 years after “Wrong Turn”
Elizabeth Price
American horror has historically been unkind to Appalachia
Donald Trump threatens to deport NFL players who defy him — and that’s just the beginning
Chauncey DeVega
Trump's racist attacks have a deeper meaning: The ultimate goal is not NFL players but crushing all dissent
Jason Bateman’s defense of Jeffrey Tambor: Boys’ club mentality is alive on “Arrested Development”
Rachel Leah
Tambor admitted to yelling at co-star Jessica Walter, and Bateman and his male co-stars tried to paint it as normal
Trump taunts kneeling players after NFL cracks down on protests: “You shouldn’t be in the country”
Matthew Rozsa
The president and vice president take a political victory lap over the latest battle in the culture wars
Blaming Donald Trump’s presidency on “liberal smugness” is a tired trope: Can we give it a rest?
Reed Richardson
Mainstream media remains obsessed with the notion that left-wing intolerance is somehow to blame for Trump
Sarah Silverman defends Al Franken: “I’m so sad that he got bullied into resigning”
Rachel Leah
In GQ, the comedian addresses empathy and accusations against her friends Franken, Louis C.K and Aziz Ansari
White men and their guns: Carnage is the price conservatives are willing to pay
Chauncey DeVega
Why last week's mass murder at Santa Fe High School won't be a catalyst for meaningful gun control
Diversity of thought and approach are the heart of experimentation and invention
Nadine Dietz
With a dual role in the C-suite, Linda Boff is the guardian of GE's culture of experimentation and invention
Did Elliott Broidy pay off yet another former Trump mistress for a massive consulting contract?
Heather Digby Parton
Heard the one about the former Playboy model, the series of payoffs and the massive bribe? Actually, you haven't
Donald Trump’s presidency has hit remarkable new heights of corruption — and most of it is legal
Conor Lynch
Michael Cohen's corruption is only the tip of the Trump iceberg. But the answer to this crisis won't come in court
Beyond Golden Shower diplomacy: Preserving the positive legacy of an empire in decline
Alfred McCoy
A recent poll shows the world's approval of U.S. leadership dropped to a record low of 30 percent
Sexual consent, beyond “no means no”: “13 Reasons Why” season 2 breaks new ground
Melanie McFarland
The overall merit of season 2 is highly debatable, but one scene enriches our discussions about sex and consent
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