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Ron DeSantis, humiliated in defeat, returns to Florida a bigger threat
Chauncey DeVega
The mockery of Ron DeSantis misses the point
Adult eating disorders are on the rise, and they’re harder to diagnose and treat
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Why don't we recognize the signs of eating disorders in adults?
In defense of Taylor Swift’s performance in “Cats”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Now that "Cats" is on Netflix, we should reevaluate it as "Cats: Taylor's Version." It's a lot more fun that way
Caffeine overdrive: The dark side of America’s “no sleep” hustle culture
Ashlie D. Stevens
Over-caffeinating and overwork have long gone hand-in-hand in America's offices
Seagulls are moving more into urban areas — risking an outbreak of bird flu
Matthew Rozsa
Seagulls are notoriously pesky about seeking human food — but bird flu exposure poses a public health threat
Korean food traditions go much deeper than barbecue — and this chef is on a mission to preserve them
Michael La Corte
Chef Junghyun Park’s “The Korean Cookbook” is a loving, deeply-researched ode to the country’s cuisine
“Stop this madness”: Alaska Airlines’ Boeing 737 MAX door plug blowout follows a trail of negligence
Brian A. Barsky
The FAA endangered the safety of the flying public with its lack of oversight of Boeing
Why Trump’s followers still love the boss: Crime is a feature, not a bug
Chauncey DeVega
Trump's true believers will never abandon him. They love his vicious, amoral behavior. It's time to face that
Hillary Clinton sends message to Margot Robbie and Greta Gerwig after “Barbie” Oscars snubs
Joy Saha
Clinton joins "Barbie" costars America Ferrera, Ryan Gosling and Simu Liu in decrying the oversight
Velveeta makes its mark on fans’ lips with its cheesy 14-karat gold drip lip cuff
Joy Saha
The brand joins a grow trend of major food brands joining forces with fashion to launch new (and wacky) merchandise
“What if the Jan. 6 insurrection had been successful?”: The key to making the Trump threat real
Chauncey DeVega
Voters must ask: What would have happened if Trump’s coup attempt on Jan. 6 had succeeded?
A “woke” flour fit and “The Bear” explain why we need to see more bakers of color in the world
Melanie McFarland
Conservatives attacking bakers of color can keep their ashy muffins. This show's Denmark trip rises above all that
“Embarrassing”: Ron DeSantis mocked for dropping out with fake Winston Churchill quote
Gabriella Ferrigine
The falsely attributed quote reportedly actually appeared in a 20th-century beer ad
Trump’s criminal rebrand of the Republican Party is complete
Chauncey DeVega
From the party of law and order to Trump as the leader of a mob: The GOP of 2024 looks like a cult
Is America like the Soviet Union in 1990? It sometimes feels that way
Jackson Diianni
America's symptoms of decline are everywhere — and history tells us what happens if we don't change course
Never mind Hitler: “Late Fascism” is here, and it doesn’t need Hugo Boss uniforms
Andrew O'Hehir
Fascism has been lurking under the surface of liberal democracy all along — we just didn't want to see it
Audiences don’t hate musicals – even if studios assume they do
Nardos Haile
Did you also groan when you heard the musical numbers in the new "Mean Girls"?
“Democrat shenanigans”: Experts alarmed as MAGA fans cry “fraud” in Iowa — despite Trump’s huge win
Areeba Shah
“‘Democracy’ as we’ve experienced it is at risk,” professor warns
“If you kick every Latino out”: Kelly Osbourne says resurfaced viral video is “worst thing” she did
Gabriella Ferrigine
In a Rolling Stone interview, Osbourne revisited a comment she made on "The View" that has come back to haunt her
Why white girls love Stanley cups
Kelly Pau
The coveted 40-ounce steel cup confers a concept of personhood and wellness that Lululemon leggings once conveyed
Colostrum craze: Why the “liquid gold” of cow milk is stirring up wellness TikTok
Nicole Karlis
Bovine colostrum supplements are taking over, but the evidence for some claims is lacking
“Drag Race” icon Bianca del Rio on performing in an age of drag bans: “Don’t take our brunch”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Bianca Del Rio sits down with "Salon Talks" to discuss the impact of "Drag Race," hecklers and being a meme
Trump’s house of cards is starting to crumble
Brian Karem
He wants you to believe he’s already won the general election, even if he ends up in prison this fall
“The word politics has shifted in its meaning”: Noah Hawley breaks down the “Fargo” finale
Melanie McFarland
Salon talks to the TV auteur about what keeps drawing him back to "Fargo," wifey-ness, masculinity and forgiveness
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