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Iggy Azalea tries for a comeback: Can she recover from her rapid fall from pop culture grace?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The embattled Australian rapper tries to restart her career — just two years after a massive breakout hit
Don’t rewrite LGBT history: If we erase the truths of our past struggles, we’re doomed to repeat them
Nico Lang
Hillary Clinton praising Nancy Reagan's AIDS activism and Sam Smith's Oscar gaffes reveal dangerous knowledge gaps
The SeaWorld sea change: Will the marine park’s about-face signal a shift in how we think about animal captivity?
Andrew O'Hehir
America's biggest "oceanarium" surrenders to its critics and abandons captive orca breeding. Will zoos be next?
The right’s shocking admission: Stunned by Trump’s dominance, some GOP pundits concede that Dems have been right about Republicans all along
Sean Illing
Longtime Republicans are questioning the party's broader strategy as Trump has exposed its inner rot
Art illuminates loneliness: “The experience of loneliness, particularly urban loneliness, is intensely visual”
Scott Timberg
Salon speaks to Olivia Laing, author of "The Lonely City," a lyrical book that broods on Warhol, Hopper and AIDS
The 5 craziest things about Ted Cruz’s extremist, neo-McCarthyist, anti-Muslim foreign policy adviser Frank Gaffney
Ben Norton
Gaffney applauds white supremacists, openly calls for neo-McCarthyism and a new HUAC, and insists Obama is a Muslim
The dirty secret of conservative journalism is that little of it constitutes journalism
Eric Boehlert
Breitbart has always had a tenuous relationship with the truth. How fitting that its mendacity will be its undoing
“The Americans” ups its stakes: Finally, the slow-burn drama lays out consequences for its family of spies
Sonia Saraiya
The FX series starts Season 4 with a daughter in the know and a new assignment for the Jennings
How to make “Indiana Jones 5” the best of the series: Kill off the racist, sexist tropes the series is steeped in
Matthew Rozsa
Let's hope Spielberg can make a fun action adventure this time that doesn't fall back on offensive stereotypes
The genius of “Underground”: A gripping slavery drama that dares to be entertaining
Melanie McFarland
Growing up, I watched “Roots” dutifully, but I wouldn't say I enjoyed it—WGN's “Underground” is different
The new documentary “Trapped” takes viewers to the bloodiest battlefield in the American “war on women”
David Masciotra
Dawn Porter's film chronicles the ways Republicans “chop away piecemeal at women’s reproductive rights & services"
America is mad as hell: If Sanders voters switch to Trump, anger is what the country has in common now
Scott Timberg
As a Hillary nomination looks likely, even some liberals would rather vote for the GOP than the "establishment"
The Bernie Sanders underdog problem: “You may root for them, but you also know they’re probably going to lose”
Scott Timberg
Salon speaks to a psychologist about human nature, Donald Trump's "superhero" appeal and Eminem
Let’s demilitarize the military: The Pentagon may pose the single greatest threat to our democracy
Gregory D. Foster
We blow billions on national security while our infrastructure rots. This is not how a functioning republic behaves
The GOP’s fatal Trump blunder: Myopic Republicans thought they could contain him, but they instead created the path for his rise
Sean Illing
Donald Trump seized on the GOP's incredulity and slowly destroyed the party from within
Trump spokeswoman Katrina Pierson stuns CNN’s Jake Tapper by vigorously defending ignorance of American culture
Scott Eric Kaufman
She claimed Obama and Clinton citing a very famous remark from a very famous film incites violence
Introducing Donald Trump’s fire-eaters: How the Republican Party made the mob that the GOP frontrunner exploits
Bob Cesca
Trump supporters are getting increasingly violent. But that doesn't mean the extremism is only just beginning
I’m the ambassador of murder weapons
Zavi Kang Engles
From the moment I arrived, I was struggling to explain that in America, guns are an inevitable part of life
The payback candidate: Trump’s campaign is for conservatives seeking revenge on everyone they think disrespects them
Amanda Marcotte
Trump's running to get revenge on everyone who laughed at him, and that's why his supporters identify with him
Hiding the truth about Flint water crisis: Many emails from officials staying sealed
Antoaneta Roussi
Crucial emails regarding crisis are exempt from Freedom of Information laws, reports Detriot Free Press
“It’s unacceptable”: Paul Ryan condemns increasing violence at Trump rallies
Antoaneta Roussi
Ryan said that candidates need to take "responsibility for the environment" at their political events
We all enabled Donald Trump: Our deeply unserious media and reality-TV culture made this horror inevitable
Neal Gabler
Trump could only make a mockery of our politics because the media already had
This is why Donald Trump’s winning: The GOP thinks their base is backward — now they’re showing them who’s in charge
Aaron Barlow
The Republicans had disdain for their voters -- Trump is their reward. Democrats better look out or they're next
How Hillary beats Trump: 9 steps she must take to defeat the dangerous demagogue
Don Hazen
The Democratic frontrunner has her work cut out for her. Giving back her Goldman speaking fees would be a start
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