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What Tom Wolfe’s “Bonfire of the Vanities” missed about New York
Jim Sleeper
Tom Wolfe's brilliant novel helped define NYC in the 1980s. But he didn't see the people who made the city great
Mayim Bialik on raising kids right: “Stop dismissing things as ‘boys will be boys'”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Salon talks to the actress, neuroscientist and author of "Boying Up" about how to talk to boys so they'll listen
If you have a big heart and big data, you will make a big difference
Nadine Dietz
Listen to purpose-driven marketing strongman Roy Spence on becoming great at what you're good at
Anti-Muslim hate on the rise: Viral coffee shop confrontation shines a light on a dark truth
Matthew Rozsa
"Unfortunately such incidents are becoming way too common and often and frequent"
Donald Trump: Co-president of the People’s Republic of China?
Uwe Bott
In wake of ZTE affair, U.S. President aims at uniting world government in his hands and his head
Some Trump voters now “feel so stupid” — but liberal schadenfreude is not a real solution
Chauncey DeVega
The media loves repentant Trump voters, but those stories only fuel the liberal myth that politics is rational
On creating a new politics with spiritual and intellectual integrity
Terry Patten
Human civilization is in the midst of an existential crisis
Uber removes forced arbitration clause, vows to no longer silence accusers
Nicole Karlis
The move could set a new precedent for sexual harassment and assault in Silicon Valley
History of asylum horrors repeats itself: America still criminalizes poverty and mental illness
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Salon talks to Stacy Horn about "Damnation Island" and the 19th century New York asylum Nellie Bly made infamous
Dressing modestly, for feminism and faith
Lauren Shields
What if the Biblical command to dress modestly is about simplicity and rejecting consumerism, not avoiding lust?
Ranks of notorious hate group include active-duty military
A.C. Thompson, Ali Winston, Jake Hanrahan
A Marine took part in the violent assaults in Charlottesville last summer and later bragged about it online
Goodbye, “New Girl”. . . Hello, old dudes!
Melanie McFarland
The departure of Zooey Deschanel's "adorkable" show marks the end of a sitcom era for Fox, and for TV in general
Stop trying to “have it all” all at once: Try living the “well-lopsided” life instead
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Author and entrepreneur Randi Zuckerberg suggests we try her "Pick Three" method
Blankenship’s defeat is part of a hopeful trend
Frank Ahrens
American conservatism has been under attack since President Trump hijacked the Republican Party in 2016
Historian Benjamin Carter Hett: Trump’s “cultivation of dishonesty” strongly reminiscent of Nazis
Chauncey DeVega
Author of "The Death of Democracy": Germans in 1933 thought they were "good people" and nothing could go wrong
Switching sides: Whitewashing history in the age of Trump
Hillary Clinton condemned U.S. President Donald Trump for his creeping fascism. Has she forgotten her own past?
Donald Trump goes full neocon, embracing torture and war with Iran: Why should we be surprised?
Paul Rosenberg
With John Bolton and Gina Haspel, Trump has reanimated Bush-era zombies and doubled down on decades of bad policy
Bedside manner matters: Why AI will never beat a good doctor
David Rakel, Susan Golant
AI has brought advances in medicine, but computers can't replace the human connection
Remembering and celebrating incarcerated mothers on Mother’s Day
Rachel Leah
With the rising population of incarcerated mothers many groups across the country are organizing around the holiday
Becoming a mother made me run for office — because I wanted to fix our abysmal family leave policies
Gayle Goldin
My sister and I became parents in the same year. She lived in Montreal, and that opened my eyes to a crisis
Katie Couric tries to break down the echo chamber of “affirmation instead of information”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The veteran journalist goes deep into stories that matter across the country on her new show "America Inside Out"
Conservative columnist rips into “hateful” culture in the White House
Tom Boggioni
"In the Trump universe, bad people sure do flourish”
Liberal hope is dangerous: Don’t count on Mueller or the blue wave to save America from Trump
Chauncey DeVega
Believe that American democracy still works and things will go back to normal? That's nice. It's also not reality
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