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Iran’s morality police may be disbanded, but Iranian women warn to look closer at motive
Kelly McClure
Many women in Iran view the disbanding as a tactic to calm uprisings and are wary of what's to come
Meet the narcissistic inventor of the bulletproof vest who “endangered as many lives as he saved”
Gary M. Kramer
In "2nd Chance," filmmaker Ramin Bahrani features the charming, lying, self-aggrandizing Richard Davis
In defense of (sometimes) mixing soda and milk
Ashlie D. Stevens
Beyond Pepsi's "Pilk" stunt, there's a world of delicate French and refreshing Doodh sodas waiting for you
Warwick Davis is the real hero of Gen X
Alison Stine
An action hero with a baby in every scene, Davis taught the loneliest generation how to parent ourselves
“Sex Lives” stars on how their characters are “more powerful” in their sexuality this year
Joy Saha
Reneé Rapp and Amrit Kaur spoke to Salon about the growth and setbacks faced by Leighton and Bela this semester
As Tuvalu succumbs to rising sea levels, the island nation wants to be the first virtual country
Natalie Jonas
The small Pacific island aspires to maintain its sovereignty even as it disappears into the ocean
World Cup 2022: Men’s soccer must stop silencing activism and allyship
Michael Kehler, Gabriel Knott-Fayle
Sports have a long history of activism, and FIFA banning "One Love" armbands highlights its disturbing culture
Yes, plenty of Republicans want to topple the king — but he won’t go easily
Chauncey DeVega
Many GOP voters would prefer a friendlier face for fascism — but they're still held hostage by the Trump cult
“What’s wrong with being 57?”: Supermodel Paulina Porizkova questions the value of youth in beauty
Alli Joseph
The model opens up about her new book, being Instagram's "crying woman," Ric Okasek and the fashion industry
South Africa’s small-scale fishers have been marginalized since apartheid — what needs to change
Kathleen Auld, Loretta Feris
Small-scale fishers have long suffered discrimination in South Africa
“Strange World” is a box office flop, but not for the reasons the right is claiming
Melanie McFarland
The far right is blaming the inclusion of a gay son for its failure. Of course that isn't why, but there are others
Robert Downey Jr. reconnects with his filmmaker dad in Netflix’s poignant documentary “Sr.”
Gary M. Kramer
The "Iron Man" actor sits down with his father in this touching and revealing tribute three years after his death
Ron DeSantis stays silent on the Trump-Ye fiasco. Now why could that be?
Heather Digby Parton
Most prominent Republicans have finally, reluctantly condemned Trump's dinner with Hitler-lovers. Except one
Kanye’s tragicomic, antisemitic Alex Jones meltdown: Absurdism in the service of fascism
Chauncey DeVega
Fascism thrives on gruesome caricature — and it's tough to beat a pro-Trump Black rapper praising Adolf Hitler
Ravi Kapoor on his comedy “Four Samosas”: “I always wanted to make a lo-fi heist movie”
Gary M. Kramer
Four friends in LA's Little India try to steal diamonds without guns, gadgets or car chases
“Sex Lives” star Pauline Chalamet on civic duty: “We have to pay attention to our democracy”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The "Sex Lives of College Girls" actor discusses playing an awkward Gen Z co-ed, working polls and public schools
A nation of attention junkies: Trump and Elon are the perfect symbols of America’s predicament
Brian Karem
We can't give Musk and Trump the attention they crave (because it's literally impossible). We also can't look away
Investigating private equity’s stealthy takeover of health care across cities and specialties
Fred Schulte
Needless treatments, misconduct and price gouging is on the rise as investors turn their sights to healthcare
America is still deeply traumatized — and the midterms didn’t fix that
Chauncey DeVega
Many voters turned against Trump — and that's good. But beneath that momentary relief, the data is sobering
What to watch on Netflix in December, including Letterman’s Zelenskyy interview and a new Pinocchio
Alison Stine
From a Christmas classic to an American persistently in Paris, here are some shows and films to close out the year
“I am petrified”: Expert says Elon Musk takeover likely to lead to demise of “Black Twitter”
Deion Scott Hawkins
Black Twitter’s expected demise would make it harder to discuss police brutality and racism
Elvis Mitchell: The success of Black ’70s films was “the dirty little secret of American cinema”
Melanie McFarland
On "Salon Talks," the film critic discusses Netflix's "Is That Black Enough For You?!?" and celebrates Black art
GOP plans another post-election “autopsy”: But this one is rigged for Trump
Heather Digby Parton
Remember 2013, when Republicans were advised to moderate their message and tone down the racism? Neither do they
Indigenous languages make inroads into public schools
Mneesha Gellman
An indigenous language has 16 advanced speakers — teaching it is a step towards greater cultural diversity
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