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It’s hard to save for retirement. Here’s what Gen Z and millennials can do instead
Dana Miranda
Policy changes could get American workers back on track for secure, comfortable retirements
How beef became a marker of American identity
Hannah Cutting-Jones
The beef industry, colonialism and "how these intertwined forces continue to affect" us today
“Somebody Somewhere”: Tim Bagley enlists hope, faith and St. Louis sushi to make his role sing
Melanie McFarland
The veteran actor explains why we need the last season of the heartfelt HBO comedy: "It deals a lot with kindness"
“Top Chef” alum Nini Nguyen’s new cookbook is an “extra-special” love letter to Vietnamese food
Michael La Corte
"This book is my way of preserving Vietnamese culture as I know it and I hope people can connect with it"
“Jackwad”: Walz responds to racist joke about Puerto Rico at Trump MSG rally
Alex Galbraith
The vice presidential candidate dressed down comic Tony Hinchcliffe on a Twitch stream
Trump-supporting comedian opens MSG rally by calling Puerto Rico a “floating island of garbage”
Alex Galbraith
The podcast host opened Trump's MSG rally with an anti-immigrant set
“The Penguin”: The emancipating, entirely reasonable fury of Sofia Falcone
Melanie McFarland
Days before an election that doubles as a referendum on gender, we hail Cristin Milioti's underestimated queenpin
Scott Speedman embraces his fandoms, from “Felicity” to “Teacup”: “I never want to run from that”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The "Grey's Anatomy" star discusses his new horror-thriller series and the "magic" of his first acting role
The climate stakes of the Harris-Trump election
Grist Staff
From public health to public lands, here are 15 ways the next president could affect the climate and your life
What the election teaches us about the economy
Vanessa McGrady
Three main elements are critical when comparing the platforms of Kamala Harris and Donald Trump
“Let her talk”: Biden defends pro-Palestine protester, adds killing “has to stop”
Griffin Eckstein
Biden acknowledged a protester of the war in Gaza during a speech apologizing for Native American boarding schools
“They’re being called to save the country”: Jackson Katz on how MAGA masculinity sells men purpose
Chauncey DeVega
"The global crisis in democracy is tied directly to a crisis in masculinity"
Gen Z and the vanishing lunch: The new norms of dining at work
Joy Saha
Forty-seven percent of Gen Z workers said they miss lunch at least twice a week
What’s certain about results of the presidential election
Norman Solomon
What we already know about the results before the official end of the race
“Universal suicide”: An imprisoned climate activist on why the fight for the planet still matters
Matthew Rozsa
Just Stop Oil cofounder Roger Hallam spoke with Salon about overcoming climate despair and taking action
Trump, after canceling interviews and refusing a second debate, calls Harris “lazy” and “low IQ”
Marin Scotten
Trump made the remark after recently canceling several media appearances amid concern over his mental fitness
Bruce Campbell talks “Hysteria!” and the changes in filmmaking since “The Evil Dead”
Melanie McFarland
Salon talks to the ever-quotable veteran actor about his new show, Satanic Panic and . . . Hallmark?
“Recipes function like arguments:” How philosophy informs Chef Jeremy Chan’s Michelin-starred menu
Michael La Corte
"In a kitchen, there is nowhere to hide: raw ability and attitude eventually triumph"
A travel writer’s guide to eating your way through Lisbon and the Algarve Coast
Chaya Milchtein
My favorites? The rabbit croquettes, chicken caramel and fresh fish wrapped in lettuce leaves.
Ex-Abercrombie & Fitch CEO Mike Jeffries arrested in shocking sex trafficking scandal
Kelly McClure
Jeffries and two others are accused of recruiting young men for sex parties in the U.S. and abroad
Trump’s apparent decline might make his next coup tougher to pull off
Amanda Marcotte
Those close to Trump already know he can't handle an interview — stealing an election is a much bigger ask
“I started to learn what patriarchy was”: How Donald Trump pushed Republican women out of the GOP
Amanda Marcotte
Former Republican women explain why they finally broke with Trump: "I was ashamed"
“Tell Me Lies” star Sonia Mena dives into their character’s darkness and power
Nardos Haile
"Trauma . . . it's very mysterious," says Mena
Fighting demons: The New Apostolic Reformation is waging a holy war against democracy
Paul Rosenberg
Doug Mastriano's defeat in Pennsylvania was a step toward dominion, in the eyes of his rabid Christian followers
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