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From John Birch to Donald Trump: How the GOP got “devoured by their own Frankenstein monster”
Chauncey DeVega
Experts on right-wing extremism have grim predictions for the future of the Republican Party
James Webb one year later: An astronomer discusses her favorite views of our universe
Matthew Rozsa
Salon spoke with Dr. Michelle Thaller on the beloved telescope and why NASA scientists love "Lord of the Rings"
“You want a big mountain to climb”: “The Bear” star on why Cousin Richie is so satisfying to play
Mary Elizabeth Williams
From "Girls" to "Andor," versatile actor Ebon Moss-Bachrach reflects on finally feeling the spotlight in his career
Climate change is transforming our oceans. Can fisheries management adapt?
Tyler Eddy, Andrea Bryndum-Buchholz
"Managing fisheries in ecosystems that undergo dramatic shifts in species dominance can be challenging"
Mike Lindell, the MyPillow guy, auctions off equipment after pro-Trump company losses $100 million
Gabriella Ferrigine
The company lost $100 million after major retailers cut ties over CEO Mike Lindell's false election claims
What is a man? Even Darwin rejected the myth of the “alpha male”
Derek Beres
Gender diversity has long been a feature of our species. Those that deny this are ignorant of evolution’s history
Con science: Experts on why we fall for hoaxes and how to outsmart scammers
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Authors of "Nobody's Fool" say "There's an unending arms race of people coming up with new ways to try to scam us"
“Joy Ride” delivers a full-frontal subversion of sexuality for Asian women
Kelly Pau
Both hilarious and empowering, the raunchfest doesn't use its R rating for mere titillation or transgression
“Everything is a spritz, nothing is a spritz”: Notes on creativity, cocktails and bad copies
Ashlie D. Stevens
Even in the kitchen, making something that could be perceived as off-trend takes bravery. Here's why it's worth it
Donald Trump keeps stepping on Ron DeSantis’ spotlight
Heather Digby Parton
Who is impressed by Ron DeSantis' woke on the war?
“Soldiers Don’t Go Mad”: A stunning account of poetry, paradox and the horrors of war
Norman Solomon
The two greatest poets of World War I despised the bloody, pointless conflict — yet fought bravely. But why?
Here’s why “The Witcher” recasting could work
Melanie McFarland
We'll miss Henry Cavill's Geralt, but there's no reason to write off Liam Hemsworth before he starts
How “Fiddler on the Roof” helped usher in the Jewish Pride movement of the 1960s
Gwydion Suilebhan, Steven Gimbel
Revisiting Sheldon Harnick's lyrics reveals a desire to hold onto Jewish culture & challenge the era's social norms
An expert reveals the secret language of “Thinking With Your Hands”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Author Susan Goldin-Meadow on unlocking the hidden meaning of our gestures
“There were weird silver linings”: How Sarah Silverman worked through grief to still make us laugh
Melanie McFarland
The comedian spoke to Salon about her latest special, not second-guessing your audience and her "Daily Show" gig
Mike Pence’s Big Lie campaign trail torture: He’s reaping the disinformation he sowed
Amanda Marcotte
GOP voters torture Mike Pence with the Big Lie — too bad he was an avid disinfo fan for decades
How fine dining came to exclude immigrant cuisine — and how social media is pushing back
Daniel Merino, Nehal El-Hadi
"The Michelin Guide and many of its peers . . . have historically been gatekeepers of fine dining"
“The Bear” showed us how easy it is to care for people, three eggs at a time
Melanie McFarland
Using Sydney's technique, we can appreciate the simple elegance and the expertise involved in this brunch staple
Drugs in the White House? Horrors! Guess what: It wouldn’t be the first time
Brian Karem
Politics has long been fueled by recreational substances of all kinds. This is fake news about a non-issue
Full of gags and gusto, “Joy Ride” is a provocative comedy that isn’t afraid to probe identity
Kyle Turner
The road trip film boasts rousing performances, diamond-cut jokes and self-assurance that subverts with sensitivity
Moms for Liberty are in for a rude awakening
Heather Digby Parton
Moms for Liberty doesn't speak for parents of school kids who aren't on board with book banning and bullying
9 of the best movies about American immigrants
Gary M. Kramer
From "Everything Everywhere All at Once" to "Scarface," these films show the lives of seekers of the American Dream
“Freedom fries” and “native victuals”: Why American politicians are so weird about French food
Ashlie D. Stevens
"In America it is politically disadvantageous to be known as a gourmet"
Black people who celebrate the Fourth of July should totally pay these penalties
D. Watkins
If you're bent on honoring a holiday that's not about your freedom, here's what you should give up in return
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