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“He is going to be our parachute”: Kentucky Republicans cling to Donald Trump to take over coal country
Adam Beam
Democrats are in fear that their political legacy could be upended
Donald Trump has lived by the media, and will die by the media
Todd Gitlin
The media has given too much attention to a hollow, vicious man who never met any inferior he couldn’t bully
Look Again: The day’s most compelling images from around the globe
Salon Staff
Fascinating world views from a controversial art exhibit in Barcelona to outraged protesters in New York City
Hillary Clinton is an actual feminist: She met Trump’s misogyny head on, without apology
Amanda Marcotte
Instead of going cautious and playing it safe, Clinton leaned hard toward feminism in the final debate with Trump
Are you underpaid? Glassdoor lets you see how your salary compares to your co-workers’
Matthew Rozsa
A new online tool can tell you if you're being shortchanged because of the gender pay gap or other inequities
“Hamilton’s America” takes us into the rooms where it happened
Melanie McFarland
"Hamilton" fans, rejoice! The creative genius of Lin-Manuel Miranda's Broadway hit is explored in PBS documentary
Third presidential debate: What should be asked of Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump?
Michele Gelfand, Andra Gillespie, Carol Swain, Keisha N. Blain
Four academics take the mic, and ask the campaigns to answer their top questions
Why did thousands of people refuse to evacuate before Hurricane Matthew?
Jennifer Horney
Residents who do not have the economic means to evacuate invariably stay in their households
The world is still a vampire: The Smashing Pumpkins can’t get the respect they’ve earned
Kevin Craft
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame missed a chance to set the record straight on the Smashing Pumpkins and Billy Corgan
How to be happier and have fewer regrets: Stop buying stuff and start doing things
Scott Timberg
Salon speaks to the psychologist co-author of "Brain Briefs" about the human brain, nostalgia and experience
The future of Fox News: Shepard Smith’s coming out isn’t the most interesting news from inside the network
Melanie McFarland
Shepard Smith effectively came out in a HuffPost story. But the bigger story is about Fox's changing view of news
Grow up, Donald Trump: POTUS is a job for adults only
Mary Elizabeth Williams
"I have two boys at home" is not comforting or relatable for actual grown-ups, Melania
Look Again: The day’s most compelling images from around the globe
Salon Staff
Fascinating world views from a tattoo convention in Bucharest to staggering aerial views of North Korea
Hyperlate: Elon Musk and Tesla delay their next big product launch
Matthew Rozsa
Musk delayed the unveiling of Tesla Motors' next major product less than a week after the date was announced
Blame the messengers: How the conservative media failed conservatives
Carrie Sheffield
Young conservatives deserve better than Glenn Beck, Rush Limbaugh and others whose echo chamber brought us Trump
“‘Westworld’ is a lot tamer than video games”: Putting graphic TV violence in context
Scott Timberg
Salon speaks to an industry veteran about the bloodshed in HBO's "Game of Thrones" and "Westworld"
The psychos down the street: Slaying the suburban slasher flicks of my youth
Kevin Smokler
As a kid, I avoided scary films at all costs. But writing a book about '80s teen movies meant I had to face my fear
Refuge in Reagan nostalgia: Underwhelming “Killing Reagan” longs for a mythical past
Melanie McFarland
This election season is so awful that "Killing Reagan" comes off as downright comforting, albeit barely watchable
“Stay off the moors!”: John Landis’ “An American Werewolf in London” is a modern horror masterpiece
Marc Spitz
The gore-comedy for seen-it-all post-‘70s teens, full of rock & roll, sex and monsters, debuted in the dawn of MTV
The battle of Hastings: What’s behind the Netflix CEO’s fight to charterize public schools?
Joel Warner
Hastings wants to bring Silicon Valley to the classroom, but charter schools can also fail just like start-ups
The ethical rot of Wells Fargo, from the top down
Jim Hightower
Departed CEO John Stumpf isn't the only one at culpable at Wells Fargo — board members share responsibility too
BULLSH**TER OF THE DAY: Ben Carson, for postponing women’s rights until after the election
Mireia Triguero Roura
Another Trump surrogate who thinks aggressions against women aren't a real campaign issue
Two speeches that defined a campaign: Donald Trump’s conspiratorial ranting and Michelle Obama’s inspiring call for decency
Heather Digby Parton
Trump's dog-whistle diatribe was this campaign's darkest hour, while Michelle Obama's speech was its finest
Democratic awakening: The damaging psychological effects of the 2016 election
Harry Boyte
The awakening puts citizens at the center of politics, problem-solving and the creation of a democratic way of life
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