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“Obviously, we all die”: On rejecting the cult of positivity and embracing the joy of darkness
Kim Brooks
Authors Kim Brooks and Ethan Canin on writing, unhappiness, and why it's a terrible time to be a kid—and a parent
Donald Trump in his naked, um, glory: Controversial portrait finds a home at Las Vegas museum
Brendan Gauthier
Depicting Trump with a micropenis, "Make America Great Again" will feature at the Erotic Heritage Museum
“Satan ridicules faith, and they’re taking Satan’s side”: Calm, cool, collected Pat Boone responds to SNL’s “God is a Boob Man” parody
Brendan Gauthier
In so doing, Boone became the poster child for the Christian right's persecution complex, free-ranging Islamophobia
Bill O’Reilly sounds off on those who called his racist remarks “racist” — because they were
Scott Eric Kaufman
"The race hustlers immediately accused me of racism," he said
Fox News tasks Jesse Watters to roam the streets of NYC and find people unfamiliar with white popular culture — again
Scott Eric Kaufman
Just because you can't recognize a person's face doesn't mean you don't know who they are, Jesse
It’s too late to halt climate change and our society is doomed — but wait, that’s the good news
Erin Keane
"Gasland" director Josh Fox is back with "How to Let Go of the World," a sprawling chronicle of despair -- and hope
Donald Trump’s avenging angels: How the orange-haired monster has rewritten the history of American conservatism
Rick Perlstein
We used to talk about Goldwater, Reagan and Buckley. That just doesn't cut it any more
Don’t write off Mississippi: Before you dismiss us as “a garbage state,” listen to the queer Southerners you’re leaving behind
Leah Williams
I'm a proud bisexual intersectional feminist from Mississippi—and I'm far from alone
Imagine there’s no outrage: “Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt” dreams of a post-identity comedy utopia
Sonia Saraiya
Inside the new "Kimmy Schmidt" season's meta snark at online haters is the glimmer of a sweet ideal
“I am the human being that I am today because of the Grateful Dead”: Bill Walton shares life lessons from 859 shows
Erik Nelson
The world's tallest Deadhead tells Salon "I'm living under a series of mantras from the Grateful Dead right now"
Why Bosch’s Hell feels so real: The answers lie in Freud, Jung and the humble cronut
Noah Charney
On the 500th anniversary of the painter's death, we examine why this specific vision of eternal damnation endures
Racist then, racist now: The real story of Bill Clinton’s crime bill
Chauncey DeVega
Clinton's crime bill and Hillary's "super-predators" talk remains a problem, but its roots and legacy are complex
To wax or not to wax: a meditation on the bizarre, frivolous, deeply-satisfying things women do to look good
A.L. Grider
What more evidence of my privilege does one need than my dedicating time and money to this? And yet...
Half-truth Hillary finally exposed: This was the debate where Bernie Sanders changed the Democratic Party for good
Anis Shivani
On Syria, the minimum wage, fracking and more, this debate proved Sanders is the future and Clinton the past
The violent American epidemic you won’t hear about: Why prison abuse goes unreported and unpunished
Daniel Denvir
A culture of silence pervades America's penal system, where victims have little recourse against powerful abusers
The 3 most environmentally damaging habits you might be able to change
Reynard Loki
It's not easy going green. That doesn't mean we can't cut back on the amount of meat we consume and more
This week’s damning “60 Minutes” report shows just how absurd our War on Terror is
Marcy Wheeler
We now know that classified portions of the 9/11 Report revealed Saudi involvement. Yet we still support the regime
WATCH: Bernie Sanders unloads on Donald Trump and Ted Cruz in ringing defense of “New York values”
Brendan Gauthier
"I value a living wage for all Americans. I value a justice system that treats everyone fairly"
“A crisis point in our democracy”: Why progressive leaders and thousands of others will risk arrest this week
Steven Rosenfeld
"We have to stand for our highest moral and constitutional values," said Cornell William Brooks of the NAACP
10 classic rock songs that radio stations need to stop playing now
Annie Zaleski
We ran the numbers on classic rock radio and found empirical evidence for its staggering awfulness
“Goddamn F*cking Awful”: Black Twitter’s response to BuzzFeed’s “27 Questions Black People Have For Black People” video is unanimous
Scott Eric Kaufman
How are "so many seemingly smart and witty and successful Black people so firmly ensconced in anti-Blackness"?
David Brooks is totally, painfully, irredeemably clueless: Why his latest paean to the good ol’ days is so hard to read
Bob Cesca
The New York Times columnist descended into self parody yesterday with his latest indictment of modern politics
Which American dream will win?: Donald Trump as existential hero and the ugliness lurking in the “dream life of our nation”
David Masciotra
Norman Mailer's seminal essay on JFK's election reminds us the country's soul is still very much at stake in 2016
Bugs that taste “like foie gras”: Eating insects might not save the world, but it could be a healthy start
Gary M. Kramer
Salon talks to the director of "BUGS," a new documentary about chefs cooking up termite queens, maggot cheese, more
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