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Surviving the unthinkable: A psychologist explains how to help kids recover after a school shooting
Keith A. Spencer
"Some will be dealing with this for the rest of their lives," says Dr. Philip J. Lazarus
Trump’s Waco escalation: Now he’s threatening Armageddon
Chauncey DeVega
Trump vows a "final battle" against his "enemies" — the message to his followers could hardly be clearer
Could Jonathan Majors’ arrest affect the MCU? Here’s what we know so far
Joy Saha
The "Creed III" star was charged after an alleged domestic dispute, and now more accusers have come forward
Leftovers become luxurious with help from “The Everlasting Meal Cookbook”
Alicia Kennedy
Tamar Adler gives readers expert tips to turn leftovers into something special (and help mitigate food waste, too)
Donald Trump’s fans still love the show — but it keeps on getting darker
Heather Digby Parton
Trump's followers came to Waco to party, but his overwhelming rage and solipsism threaten to swamp the lovefest
What does Peter Thiel want? He’s building the right-wing future, piece by piece
Rae Hodge
Everywhere but barely visible, the billionaire investor may have more clout in MAGA world than Donald Trump
“Like a frog in boiling water”: How Big Tech stole our ability to focus
Mary Elizabeth Williams
An expert explains why letting your mind wander is good for your brain, and how to regain your lost attention span
From “Columbo” to “Only Murders,” a pop culture survey of men making omelets
Ashlie D. Stevens
On screen, omelets symbolize discipline, precision and softness — and say a lot about the characters cooking them
“They stole my childhood”: Paris Hilton on the horrors of the “troubled teen” industry
Mary Elizabeth Williams
On "Salon Talks," the original influencer opens up about motherhood, her deepest traumas and her ADHD "superpower"
A brief history of brunch, America’s most indulgent yet over-praised weekend meal
Joy Saha
The tradition of enjoying endless cocktails and light, sweet foods on Sundays began over 120 years ago
“The View” gets it wrong: Marjorie Taylor Greene must be covered — not ignored — by the media
Chauncey DeVega
The ladies of "The View" argued that extremists like Lauren Boebert and MTG should be ignored
The GOP is becoming more unhinged about LGBTQ people — which will only make them more unpopular
Amanda Marcotte
New research shows most Americans side with RuPaul and Kevin Bacon against Christian nationalists
“What color are you talking about?”: Why Jo Koy stopped caring about appealing to Middle America
D. Watkins
On "Salon Talks" the comic discussed the "grind" of stand-up, Filipinos on TV and "cool" romantic break ups
Want a better fruit salad? Soak it in orange liqueur
Bibi Hutchings
Maybe the evolution of the fruit salad is a lens through which we can see how our culture and tastes have changed
From “The Wire” to “John Wick,” we trusted Lance Reddick as a voice of authority, empathy and comedy
Alison Stine, Melanie McFarland
Salon's Alison Stine and Melanie McFarland discuss what they appreciated about Reddick, a man for all genres
Whatever justice Donald Trump may face, America will need a reckoning
Chauncey DeVega
What do we do if Donald Trump is not held accountable and vanquished?
“The customer’s always right”: New Fox News lawsuit explains why the GOP is captured by conspiracies
Amanda Marcotte
Republican voters, party leaders, and propagandists share a fundamental belief: That the truth doesn't matter
Ex-military officer: DOD budget shows vast power of the military-industrial-congressional complex
William J. Astore
The military-industrial-congressional complex seizes on "new Cold War" with Russia and China
As NYC pays out millions in police misconduct settlements, lawmakers ask why they keep happening
Jake Pearson
Lawmakers question if NYC enables bad policing by defending against misconduct claims instead of demanding change
New lawsuit claims Fox tried to frame producer in Dominion case — this one is “potentially criminal”
Gabriella Ferrigine
The "allegations suggest obstruction of justice and subornation of perjury," former U.S. attorney says
Trumpageddon: It’s time to take Trump’s threats of “retribution” seriously
Chauncey DeVega
Trump has been channeling Hitler and Mussolini with threats of "retribution" and revenge for his followers
This Georgia county spent $1 million to avoid paying for one employee’s gender-affirming care
Aliyya Swaby, Lucas Waldron
Officials have spent over $1 million to avoid paying about $10,000 per year
Lauren Boebert blows up the GOP’s biggest talking point
Chauncey DeVega
Here are some inconvenient facts that upset the dominant narrative about the color line and poverty in America
The criminalization of abortion: How the health care system might fuel mass incarceration
Yasmin Cader
Efforts to criminalize abortion care have spread across the country
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