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How tipping fared on the ballot this election — and what it means for diners and workers
Ashlie D. Stevens
As tipping culture shifts, voters took a stand on gratuity at the polls
Readjusting to Trump’s America
Chauncey DeVega
Donald Trump’s victory over Kamala Harris will likely not be the last one for the MAGA movement
Health care workers in Gaza ask why the international community ignores their suffering
Carlyn Zwarenstein
Israel’s year-long assault has left Gaza’s health care system in ruins. But American medicine is largely silent
Martha Stewart, Ina Garten and the financial lessons celebrity cooks offer
Jake Safane
From building personal brands to diversifying incomes, these famous foodies learned how to monetize their skills
Why Marcello Hernández is “Saturday Night Live’s” Gen Z secret weapon
Nardos Haile
Even if America feels more divided than ever, we can all agree this 27-year-old comedian is a beacon of joy
Donald Trump’s win is a grim reminder: The COVID era hasn’t ended
Heather Digby Parton
Our national mood of discontent's first victim was Trump. He's now the victor of the rotten spoils
Now Democrats must face the future: What do liberals actually want?
Andrew O'Hehir
After this catastrophe, Democratic leaders have no one else to blame. The party needs new leaders and a new mission
Democrat Tammy Baldwin clings on to Wisconsin Senate seat
Nicholas Liu
The two-term senator outperformed Harris in the state that confirmed Trump's electoral college victory
Hope in the face of Kamala Harris’ loss: Men failed America, but women will not give up so easily
Amanda Marcotte
In the face of a notorious misogynist's victory, women know we must save ourselves from MAGA
Live updates: Salon’s latest 2024 elections news
Erin Keane
Follow all of our news and analysis of the 2024 U.S. elections here
‘Safe route’ or ‘sushi route’ − 2 strategies to turn yuck to yum
Alexandra Plakias
How to best "convince people to eat unusual foods"
“Island of garbage”: Racist joke hurts Trump among Pennsylvania Latinos, poll finds
Marin Scotten
Six in 10 Latino voters in Pennsylvania support the vice president, according to a new YouGov/Univision poll
Music powerhouse Quincy Jones dead at 91
Nardos Haile
The multifaceted music titan worked with artists like Michael Jackson, Frank Sinatra, Aretha Franklin and many more
“Women are not without electoral or political power”: Samuel Alito’s words come back to haunt Trump
Heather Digby Parton
There may be a surge of women voters for Kamala Harris in 2024 — and Trump has the Supreme Court to blame for it
The most common money fears, according to financial therapists
Melanie Lockert
Financial therapy has emerged as a way to help people tackle complicated feelings about money
Trump is terrible for women — but that doesn’t mean he’s good for men
Amanda Marcotte
Trump can ruin the economy, but he can't make your wife come back
Martha Stewart paved the way for influencers. But not everyone finds her brand empowering
Di Yang
"Martha Stewart created a brand empire that redefined the domestic lifestyle, monetized it and paved the way . . ."
Jon Stewart said Tony Hinchcliffe was “just doing what he does.” That take helped get us here
Melanie McFarland
Everybody thinks they're a roast comic. That's become an urgent problem for American democracy
Kaine’s “Saturday Night Live” stop pokes fun at voters’ short memories
Alex Galbraith
On a special edition of "What's That Name?" the sketch show poked at "most important election of our lives"
Zemeckis’ “Here” offers snapshots of history, but can it escape the “Forrest Gump” shadow?
Kristen Lopez
"Here" takes a less in-depth approach, presenting historical events without fully addressing the complexities
To Chris Coelen, the “Love Is Blind” experiment is not about proving if what the title says is true
Melanie McFarland
Salon talks to the reality juggernaut's creator about what the show aims to prove about modern relationships
“Puerto Rico deserves respect”: Puerto Rican celebrities eviscerate racist comments at Trump rally
Nardos Haile
From Bad Bunny to Aubrey Plaza, Puerto Rican celebs have endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris and condemned Trump
“Obsessed with revenge”: In dual rallies, Trump celebrated fascism, but Kamala exposed its true face
Amanda Marcotte
MAGA made a petulant case for white supremacy, but on the site of January 6, Harris reminded voters of its violence
Trump on Joe Rogan’s podcast leaves Kamala Harris with a winning opportunity
Chauncey DeVega
Time is running out, Jackson Katz notes, for Harris to get her message out to men
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