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Is Julian Assange a misogynist, or just seething with rage against Hillary Clinton? We wonder
Matthew Rozsa
Assange once described Sweden as "the Saudi Arabia of feminism," and has focused his rage on one woman
Found in Cuba: The American Dream (and nightmare)
Mattea Kramer
Putting Trump in perspective by going offshore
Brian Reed went to “S-Town;” all he brought back was this profound and unforgettable story
Silas House
Salon talks to the host of the hit podcast about John B., so-called Trump Country and the 1 big question fans have
Stopping giant bank robbery: Our big financial institutions have become too big to control
Jim Hightower
After Wells Fargo's unwanted accounts scandal, shareholders seek answers. But should big banks be broken up?
Canada jumps on the weed train: Here’s what legal marijuana looks like around the world
Brendan Bures
The entire cannabis community is simply waiting to see what happens next
Hillary hatred, exposed: What drives America’s never-ending case against Clinton
David Masciotra
Susan Bordo's "The Destruction of Hillary Clinton" is a vital but incomplete look at her strange political life
Kremlin on the Potomac: Trump’s White House makes Americans into strangers in a strange land
Chauncey DeVega
How the administration is turning American people and our news media into "Kremlinologists"
Bob Dylan’s prophecy: The kryptonite we need against Trumpism
Anis Shivani
Let's get past the stupid Nobel debates: Dylan is not just a great poet, but a prophet whose genius can sustain us
Designers against Trump: Donna Karan says the president’s America-first mentality isn’t the way to go
Tatiana Baez
Karan, founder of Urban Zen and longtime friend of the Clintons, on why she hasn’t gotten over the election
Power to the people: A superior cast ensures that “Guerrilla” hits its target
Melanie McFarland
Showtime's miniseries has its imperfections, but its performances carry the story to the end of its mission
Fed up: 9 ultranationalist Trump supporters who are rapidly losing patience with his presidency
Jacob Sugarman
No less than Richard Spencer and Ann Coulter have called out the president. Could Steve Bannon be next?
Betsy DeVos’ pick to head Civil Rights Office once said she faced discrimination for being white
Annie Waldman
Candice Jackson complained that a section of her class — which provided extra help — was for minority students only
Reality-show presidency goes to war: Why Trump was able to sucker the world on Syria
Neal Gabler
War may be the force that gives us meaning. But it is also the force that keeps us entertained and distracted
Don’t panic over Neil Gorsuch: The courts are the last hope for LGBT rights under Trump
Nico Lang
Federal courts are playing a critical role in helping to move the country forward on LGBT issues
Sean Spicer’s Holocaust comments were no gaffe: Trump’s administration is a fountainhead of bigotry and ignorance
Chauncey DeVega
Press secretary has been forced to eat crow — but his remarks are entirely consistent with Trump's political brand
The butcher’s bill keeps growing: Donald Trump abuses his voters — and yet they love him
Chauncey DeVega
Trump's supporters are losing their cynical bet that they'd come out ahead, and they haven't yet accepted the truth
What Betsy DeVos needs to know about diversity in schools
D. Watkins
Diversity at every educational level benefits everyone involved. These programs need to be funded to work
Here’s how Fox retaliated against a local reporter who says Roger Ailes wanted her to “submit to him sexually”
Taylor Link
An amended complaint points to Bill O'Reilly allegations as proof of a "misogynistic culture" at 21st Century Fox
CSI Justice Department: Jeff Sessions joins the war on science
Heather Digby Parton
The Obama administration created a program to make sure forensic science is reliable. Sessions killed it
When is the NRA complicit? San Bernardino school shooting comes after Republicans move to relax gun restrictions
Bob Cesca
Republicans rushed to pass federal legislation overturning an Obama-era restriction for some with mental illness
Hygge babies: Here’s why infants in Denmark cry less than in other countries
Jessica Alexander
It's more than a good social system that benefits parents. Here are 4 cultural reasons why Danish babies are calmer
Salon’s author questionnaire: “Can it be true that even as I despised them, they intrigued me and thus opened new holes up in my imagination?”
Teddy Wayne
Salon talks to Julie Buntin, Fiona Maazel, Olivia Sudjic, Kristen Radtke and Lidia Yuknavitch
Wells Fargo executives may have had to pay back $75 million, but its retail employees were fired for the bank’s unethical policies
Simon Maloy
The lowest-level employees were hit the hardest for following the commands of managers who got off more easily
Is romance and recovery as difficult as it seems? A rape victim reflects on the triumphs and traumas of her dating life
Maegan Carberry
One woman shares her experiences with hero complexes, ghosting, and continuing to believe in love
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