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Roger Ailes ducks accountability: Fox News steps in to bail out its ousted chairman
Simon Maloy
21st Century Fox paid Roger Ailes $40 million to leave. Now it's shelling out to make his harassment suit go away
It’s the future, everyone’s famous: From the A-List to the “Z-List,” fame isn’t what it used to be
Erin Coulehan
"We came over in the same boat. Now we all in the same bed," Kanye said at the VMAs
Press, lies and Hillary’s campaign: Years of smears have created a fictional version of Clinton. They’re also a disservice to voters.
Heather Digby Parton
Many Americans think Clinton is a congenital liar — that's because of the right and the media, not her
On the intellectual and ethical flabbiness of alt-right: The truth about a misguided movement
Carrie Sheffield
The alt-right worldview is narrow and its demographic future is unlikely
Sexual awakening in Hawkins: “Stranger Things” explores the terror and the triviality of adolescence
Silpa Kovvali
On "Stranger Things," girls are scarier than faceless monsters — and losing your virginity isn't life-or-death
From the streets to tweets: The dangerous rise of ‘internet banging’
Lyz Lenz
Recent research suggests that gang clashes have moved online — and with profound intensity
Playing for green: A new wave of VR eco-games aims to save the planet
Diane Stopyra
More than 150 million Americans are gamers. Now imagine if the video games actually cleaned up the environment
Not just a meat market: On Grindr, Nico Hines and rejecting shame
Peter Kispert
Media coverage of Grindr reduces it to a sex-on-demand service. Here's why it's so much more
High times: How will budtenders and trimmigrants fare if pot is legalized?
Judith Lewis Mernit
Unfair labor conditions are already common at the medical marijuana farm
Keeping the wolves at bay: Meet the woman who’s making Wall Street safe for women
Angelo Young
Q&A with Ellevest's Sallie Krawcheck, who's out to increase gender diversity — and profit — in the finance industry
Bewildered in “Bloom County”: How its long hiatus transformed the still-beloved comic
Scott Timberg
Berkeley Breathed: "There’s a spiritual context to it all, although I really hate that I said the word ‘spiritual’"
David Lynch in conversation: “It’s ignorance that keeps us in that boat of suffering”
Mitch Horowitz
To celebrate 10 years of "Catching the Big Fish," a never-before-published interview with Lynch by his book editor
A modest proposal: Trump has it all wrong — to prevent crime, we need to do some “exteme vetting” of men
Amanda Marcotte
If we need a police state to stop crime, the target shouldn't be immigrants but those commiting most crimes: men
The boys of summer are men now — now what?
Brian Perrin
Until this year at the beach, we never thought of being middle-aged gay men. They didn't exist when we were young
How the New Yorker stays on top of the humor news cycle: “My No. 1 news source these days is my submission pile. Sometimes it beats the Times”
Eric Farwell
Salon talks to Emma Allen about the pleasures of editing the magazine's digital Daily Shouts & Murmurs
Porn is not “for losers”: Pamela Anderson is wrong to blame it for Anthony Weiner’s sexting scandal
Rachel Kramer Bussel
Anderson, a former Playboy Playmate, re-hashes a tired argument that treats all X-rated entertainment the same
“Birth of a Nation” star Gabrielle Union speaks out on Nate Parker rape allegations
Scott Eric Kaufman
"I cannot take these allegations lightly," she wrote, no matter how important she thinks the film is
Latinos for Trump founder warns of “taco trucks on every corner” if Hillary Clinton wins
Sophia Tesfaye
Trump has all the best surrogates
“Dekalog”: The legendary Communist-era Polish miniseries that shaped the TV we watch today
Andrew O'Hehir
Before "Twin Peaks" or "The Sopranos," this series set in a Warsaw housing project helped set TV free
We’re all living in the “Upside Down”: “Stranger Things” is a show about the internet’s dark sides
Michael Morelli
Under the irresistible '80s pastiche, "Stranger Things" explores the monstrous capabilities of digital technology
A 10-year-old boy? An 84-year-old grandmother? Police brutality will not end in America until cops stop perceiving blacks as monsters
Chauncey DeVega
Motivated by extreme prejudice, America’s police show little restraint in how they treat black and brown people
“Having it all” is impossible: What women really need is balance, fairness and respect
Rachel Kramer Bussel
Two recent essays on feminism and finances show why we need to reimagine the conversation around home and work
Salon Talks: Touré explains the two classifications of married people who cheat
Brendan Gauthier
The famed author and cultural critic dispels the myth that all cheaters are trapped in loveless marriages
Inside “Atlanta” with Donald Glover: “The thesis behind the show was to make people feel black”
Melanie McFarland
Salon talks to the creator and stars of FX's "Atlanta," one of the best new shows coming to TV this fall
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