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Why a supplement that tints skin blue is all the rage among alternative health circles
Nicole Karlis
The far left and far right share a colloidal silver fandom in common. Here's the reason behind the obsession
Yes, men and boys are in crisis — but traditional masculinity won’t help them
Mary Elizabeth Williams
We can't cure "toxic" masculinity until we demonstrate what healthy masculinity looks like
“The Sixth Sense” turns 25 and more: The biggest pop culture anniversaries to look out for in 2024
Joy Saha
Read on to learn about all the major events in film, television, music and entertainment to celebrate this year
What the “Bachelor” televised weddings offer us, despite roots in a franchise rife with fakery
Melanie McFarland
It's the closest we'll get to royal nuptials TV pageantry or actual celebrity weddings
How Christofascists became the heart of the MAGA movement
Chauncey DeVega
Author Kathryn Joyce makes sense of the Age of Trump and the rising fascist tide in America
Americans are tuning out. That’s a good thing
Brian Karem
We’ve heard it all before. Divided? United? Where in the hell is the country headed?
John Fetterman’s shameful betrayal of the left
Andrew Jones
Watch out Joe Manchin and Kyrsten Sinema, a new senator in town wants to be most loathed by progressives
“Fargo” exposes why America is in love with “Toxic” men like Roy Tillman
Melanie McFarland
In "Blanket," Jon Hamm's Roy Tillman shows us the wider peril of letting thin-skinned politicians run amok
Trump’s GOP primary strategy is also his courtroom defense
Heather Digby Parton
The risky reason why Trump wants to get the primary race out of the way
Men who feel threatened by Taylor Swift, Beyoncé and Barbie deserve to feel bad
Amanda Marcotte
If men are upset by "the unabashed celebration of all things female," that's their problem to solve — not women's
Poor, pitiful conservatives: How the right’s counterfeit victimhood narratives harm all of us
Michael Bader
Right-wing victimology isn't just irritating and childish. It's also a dangerous incitement to violence
Meet the New Apostolic Reformation, cutting edge of the Christian right
Paul Rosenberg
Christian nationalism has new momentum — and a new movement that openly longs for "dominion" over secular America
America’s addiction to awful people
Andrew Jones
What an interview with the scammer of our times, George Santos, says about America
“Aesthetics can be used as a form of resistance”: Rethinking eyeliner, from pandemic to politics
Joy Saha
Author Zahra Hankir on the cosmetic's cultural history from Nefertiti and Mahsa Amini to Amy Winehouse and Cholas
Shipwrecks teem with underwater life, from microbes to sharks
Avery Paxton
In the deep sea, life growing on shipwrecks can even generate energy
2023 was the year the students fought back
Martha Groves
In one Texas town, students fought back with banned-book clubs, pride events and political activism
These 8 mind-bending moments in science made us question reality in 2023
Rae Hodge
From dark stars to new laws of evolution, the year was full of mind-blowing scientific research
Salon’s 10 most popular life stories of 2023: Satanic panics, getting naked with strangers and more
Erin Keane
Here are the 2023 personal essays Salon's readers spent the most time with this year
The twisted fantasy behind Mike Johnson’s “purity” pledge
Heather Digby Parton
Speaker of the House Mike Johnson is a fundamentalist with a theocratic agenda that he's been pursuing for years
GOP’s Biggest Loser of 2023 Moms for Liberty has us asking: How many sex tapes are there?
Amanda Marcotte
"You deserve to be fired": Amid a growing sex scandal, founder Bridget Ziegler was just confronted by a gay student
How 3,000-year-old Babylonian tablets help scientists unravel one of the weirdest mysteries in space
Rae Hodge
Archaeomagnetism helps us understand spacecraft hiccups — and why the humanities are crucial to STEM
Could taking cod liver oil every day actually make me a happier person?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Can the right foods really alleviate depression?
A Christmas message to the evangelical church — and the rest of us
Nathaniel Manderson
Too many evangelical leaders have corrupted the Christmas spirit. Here's how to get it back
Why seasonal depression is about more than the bleakness of winter
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Experts explain the myths and realities of seasonal affective disorder — and what to do about it
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