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“This is the anti-Christ of ‘Law & Order'”: Stars and creators of “The Night Of” weigh in on the making of HBO’s engrossing crime drama
Melanie McFarland
Salon goes inside the series with Riz Ahmed, Michael K. Williams and writers Richard Price and Steven Zaillian
Wake-up call for Trump: He’s confronting the reality of a general electorate that looks nothing like GOP primary voters
Sean Illing
Trump's jingoism is toxic to everyone outside the GOP bubble
It’s not the economy, stupid! How Trump succeeds by saying what many voters think
Neal Gabler
Trump has exposed a rhetorical and cultural divide between the angry and the civil
Union and conservative, better together: What happens inside the life of a union is vital for politics of our future
Simon Greer, Andy Potter
In the experience of union democracy, men and women shape their political visions
Trump’s “alpha-male” paradox: How gender bias makes his behavior seem manly, no matter what
David Masciotra
He's catty, superficial and as addicted to drama as a Real Housewife—here's why he's seen as a "tough guy" anyway
No, NY Times columnist Paul Krugman is not to blame for the rise of Donald Trump
Heather Digby Parton
Liberals keep getting tagged with the "you created Trump" insult — the latest is Times columnist Paul Krugman
Trump’s damage has already been done: He has nurtured a generation of racist bullies
Matthew Rozsa
Win or lose, Trump has inspired a new wave of racial hostility in America, and capitalized on it
Running the streets: A tale of three surprisingly different street gangs around the world
Alistair Fraser
Gangs in Glasgow, Chicago and Hong Kong have very little in common, but you wouldn't know it from media coverage
No compromises, no regrets — Larry Wilmore and the price of “Keeping it 100”
Melanie McFarland
A laser focus on uncomfortable topics is what made "The Nightly Show" so essential — and so ripe for "unblackening"
The Internet saved my life: At 13, I told one person I wanted to kill myself—my best friend, whom I had never met
Leigh Stein
Nearly 20 years later, I finally ask David how he found the courage to send help from halfway across the country
How video games suck you in: “Our sense of time becomes yoked, not to the ticking of the clock, but to the pattern of our interactions”
Scott Timberg
Salon talks to the author of "Death by Video Game" about the pleasures and perils of obsession
Trading places: If the Democrats are now a coastal elite party and the GOP are the populists, Trump is only the beginning
Andrew O'Hehir
Yeah, Hillary will probably win. But unless Democrats can be more than the Whole Foods party, they're doomed
Race, party politics and Trump: The theory that the billionaire is also destroying the Democratic Party is just bunk
Heather Digby Parton
No, Trump isn't sending white working class voters away from the Democratic Party to the GOP
Soylent Coffiest is made out of green tea, people. (It really sort of is.)
Laura Bolt
First Soylent went after solid meals, now its new drink Coffiest is trying to make your morning latte obsolete.
Nothing to laugh about: Trump’s Second Amendment “joke” is red meat for his volatile backers
Heather Digby Parton
Nothing gets Trump's febrile mob more excited than dangerous ad hominem attacks on Hillary Clinton
Why Trump’s “Second Amendment” insinuation was an abhorrent stunt straight out of the NRA’s playbook
Matthew Rozsa
While it’s tempting to chalk up Trump’s comment to be another faux pas, the truth is much more sinister
Eat (like) the Rich: Why San Francisco is the best place in the country for the really, really wealthy to eat really, really well
Laura Bolt
The Bay Area is home to a wildly creative culinary boom — and wildly skyrocketing prices.
Drunk sex, high hook-ups and shame-overs: How social lubricants affect our sex lives
Erin Coulehan
A new study looks at how, when and why alcohol and pot factor into sexual encounters and their aftermaths
John Oliver’s newspaper rant hits a nerve: “We’ve watched it being not-so-slowly destroyed by forces beyond our control”
Scott Timberg
The "Last Week Tonight" segment on the decline of print journalism nets cheers—a bit of protest—inside the industry
Dareen Tatour, Palestinian poet imprisoned by Israel for social media posts, shares her story
Ben Norton
Exclusive interview with Palestinian poet Dareen Tatour from her home, where she remains under house arrest
A “high plains drifter” who is adrift on history: Clint Eastwood’s troubling nostalgia for a past that never really existed
Chauncey DeVega
“When I grew up, those things weren't called racist,” Eastwood said, seemingly oblivious to his cultural chauvinism
Toxic white male nerd avengers: What’s really behind the “Suicide Squad” super-fan freak-out
Matthew Rozsa
Here's why a certain type of rabid pop-culture fandom transforms into ugly mob behavior online
John Waters, revolutionary: “Multiple Maniacs” is much more than camp
Andrew O'Hehir
How an unknown Baltimore filmmaker's homemade outrage changed the world — and prefigured a gender revolution
Teaching kids empathy: In Danish schools, it’s … well, it’s a piece of cake
Jessica Alexander
American students are falling behind on valuable social skills. In Denmark, one simple classroom tradition works
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