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Welcome to Trump’s “Groundhog Day” America: A circular celebration of national stupidity
Andrew O'Hehir
The Trump-addicted media scolds itself -- but can't resist his toxic, stupid bigness. Can we break the cycle?
JetBlue’s unwritten dress code for women: Airline’s issue with shorts exposes a serious flaw in employee “discretion”
Rachel Kramer Bussel
JetBlue was wrong to make a burlesque dancer passenger change out of her shorts—which they’d let her fly in earlier
Thanks, “Game of Thrones”: It’s not your imagination—TV shows are killing off your favorites to stand out from the crowd
Nico Lang
A new in-depth report by Vox shows just how pervasive this move is—especially now that there's more TV than ever
White America’s sad last stand: This is why Donald Trump attacks “Mexican” judge
Paul Campos
Donald Trump's white America exists only in the minds of the panicked and fearful who have made him the GOP nominee
Pure chaos: Donald Trump’s campaign management offers a glimpse into his governing style (spoiler alert: it’s terrible)
Sean Illing
Infighting, shake-ups, tension: A Trump administration will look an awful lot like his mess of a presidential bid
Go ahead, believe in romance: It will make you a happier, more committed partner
Erin Coulehan
Research says belief in enduring love, not a "tragic" view of relationships, makes you more willing to fight for it
Good riddance to the “Devil Wears Prada” economy: It’s not just exploitative, it’s a diversity killer
Scott Timberg
Low-paying jobs in "prestige" industries favor the kids of the rich—and that's not what culture and politics need
“Racism is really just a mask for greed”: Salon talks to Alice Walker on the 40th anniversary of “Meridian” about the power of revolt
Jonathan Dick
The Pulitzer-winning novelist opens up about social justice, race, sexism and how literature can change the world
The unapologetic introvert: I had to leave the U.S. to stop pretending to be an extrovert
Chantal Panozzo
America values the bold and gregarious, but when I moved to Switzerland, I found my people—no fake smiles required
Plugged in and stressed out: Technology is killing the work-life balance
Chris Smith
Being digitally tied to their desks is ruining workers' productivity — and sometimes their lives
Our Memorial Day collision course with fascism: Donald Trump and the new American militarism
David Niose
It's not that Trump himself is a fascist, but he's a sign that we are more vulnerable to it than we ever imagined
West Point on Memorial Day: Race, one graduation photo, and the meaning of America
Mariam Williams
My relationship to my country has been complicated, but one #Blacklivesmatter photo really resonated
Brexit could break up Britain: Why the EU vote could mean the end of Britain as we know it
Andrew Dewson
If Britain bolts the European Union, the dismantling of Britain is the natural and likely next step
We may be just this screwed: Donald Trump has an easier path to victory than you think
Musa al-Gharbi
Trump and Clinton share very high negatives. Hillary's may end up being harder to turn around
The Defense Department is ruining America: Big budgets, militarization and the real story behind our Asia pivot
Patrick L. Smith
"Our defense contractors await your business." That was the message behind Obama and Carter's visits to Asia
Brazil’s right-wing coup: Dilma Rousseff’s impeachment endangers more than the nation’s democracy
Marshall Eakin
Michel Temer and his exclusively light-skinned, male cabinet threaten to unravel 20 years of social progress
Justice Scalia’s cruelest irony: This is the real impact of a 4-4 Supreme Court
Eric Segall
A deadlocked Supreme Court and obstructionist GOP means less influence for Justice Kennedy, the longtime swing vote
David Schwimmer puts in the work: On learning wine, waiting tables and why he “campaigned for years for a black girlfriend” for Ross Geller
Sonia Saraiya
Salon talks to the former "Friends" star about class, race and his new post-"People v. O.J." show, "Feed the Beast"
Building a Palestinian “Idol”: A subtle fable of cultural survival and pop-culture triumph
Andrew O'Hehir
Oscar-nominated director Hany Abu-Assad's new movie spins a strange but true fable of Gaza rubble and TV stardom
What life in a cult was like: “We gave away our critical thinking and moral code and surrendered it to him”
Gary M. Kramer
Salon talks to former disciples, including the filmmaker, about "Holy Hell," a new documentary about Buddhafield
Bill O’Reilly’s making this up: His latest racial bloviating is just plain fiction
Chauncey DeVega
Scaring Fox News viewers with tales of black thuggery and anti-white violence is central to his gimmick
It doesn’t get much sadder than this: Marco Rubio’s pathetic — but predictable — about-face on Donald Trump
Sean Illing
Whatever credibility Rubio had is gone by going from #NeverTrump to BackingTrump
Football culture grows up: Response to Baylor’s firing of Art Briles shows that justice finally more important than winning games
Amanda Marcotte
Baylor's coach, Art Briles, was fired for inadequately dealing with rape accusations against players
An entire class of Americans misunderstood and rejected: Dismissing white workers is profoundly reactionary
Daniel Denvir
The right would rather they drop dead. The left dismisses them as drooling bigots. America detests its underclass
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