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DOJ: Rampant violence, racism in Minneapolis PD led to George Floyd’s murder
Sharon Zhang
These patterns represent a litany of violations of the public’s constitutional rights, the report finds
Tech luminaries give RFK Jr.’s anti-vaccine message a boost
Darius Tahir
Kennedy's views on shots includes alleged safety problems which have been discredited by reputable scientists
Fox News quietly changes headline after White House accuses them of “lying through their teeth”
Tatyana Tandanpolie
Fox never asked WH about "malicious and discredited foundation of this article," then "lied" about it, spox says
Stripped of its cheekiness, Hulu’s “The Full Monty” transforms from a movie comedy into a TV slog
Melanie McFarland
This TV continuation takes a movie with a perfect ending and denudes it of what made it charming and joyful
Trans children need gender affirming care — and scientists say Republican bans hurt vulnerable kids
Matthew Rozsa
Republicans claim that the scientific evidence is weak for gender affirming care — actual scientists say otherwise
On Trump’s federal indictment: A historic low brings hope
Chauncey DeVega
It's OK to embrace that bit of hope you're suddenly feeling
Make the American flag great again
Kirk Swearingen
The left should reclaim their share of the flag which has been monopolized by the right for far too long
You’re misusing the term ‘trauma bonded’
Nicole Karlis
In another chapter of internet therapist speak, experts say the way ‘trauma bonding’ is used is misguided
“Dumpling Daughter” reveals how “the best dumplings take patience, time and experience”
Michael La Corte
"Sharing dumplings and flavors from my family with as many people as I can is my goal every day"
“We need to laugh”: “Hey, Viktor” is a much-needed send-up of Native dysfunction and Hollywood
Gary M. Kramer
Cody Lightning costar of 1998's "Smoke Signals" tells Salon about his mockumentary film that pokes at that legacy
“Bigotry was the blue plate special”: How Cracker Barrel went from anti-gay to angering the GOP
Ashlie D. Stevens
The chain restaurant used to ban workers who “failed to demonstrate normal heterosexual values”
Californian swimmers are frequently amongst great white sharks, drone research reveals
Nicole Karlis
One of the first studies to quantify human-shark overlap found 97 percent proximity to sharks — but no bites
AI and the threat of “human extinction”: What are the tech-bros worried about? It’s not you and me
Émile P. Torres
When leading figures in AI talk about "extinction," they're not really concerned with the fate of actual humans
Liberals love Teddy Roosevelt – but his racism paved the way for Donald Trump and Tucker Carlson
Matthew Rozsa
Theodore Roosevelt is revered as a "progressive" president — but his views on race were anything but
How Padma Lakshmi grew from”Top Chef” host into the show’s guiding core
Michael La Corte
Over 19 seasons, Padma has provided stability and empathy to the series. But what is "Top Chef" without her?
Shiny happy homeschooling: The abusive Duggar-like household is preventable, if we all take action
Eve Ettinger
Seen in the Duggar docuseries, I'm a Quiverfull survivor who knows firsthand how adults with no oversight harm kids
“What a confusing country we live in”: Michael Shannon on his gun violence movie “Eric LaRue”
Gary M. Kramer
Michael Shannon spoke to Salon about directing "Eric LaRue," starring Judy Greer as a mom whose son shot classmates
What monkey masturbation tells us about the evolution of human sexuality
Matilda Brindle
In a career move I did not anticipate growing up, I spent my PhD researching the evolution of masturbation
A dude and a desk: Why women really don’t get to host late-night TV
Melanie McFarland
Salon talks to comedians, producers and execs about how women-helmed shows have been passed over and left out
The right’s woke wars begin to backfire
Gerald Nesmith
Being able to weaponize the word "woke" gives reactionaries the opportunity to grandstand on each and every issue
“Our hearts dropped”: The “Top Chef: World All-Stars” final three spill the tomato tea
Michael La Corte
Sara, Buddha and Gabri give insight into their approaches and their favorite moments of the season
“I need to host”: Roy Wood Jr. talks “The Daily Show” and why late-night TV needs change
D. Watkins
As the comic heads out on tour, he discusses the writers' strike, Gwyneth Paltrow, Correspondents' Dinner and more
“There’s no health risk”: Fox Newsers dismiss public health advice amid dangerous wildfire smoke
Tatyana Tandanpolie
"We have this kind of air in India and China all the time, no public health emergency," one pundit declared
Peaches are a minor part of Georgia’s economy, but they’re central to its mythology
William Thomas Okie
"Why do Georgia peaches loom so large when they account for only 0.58% of the state's agricultural economy . . .?"
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