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Congress speaks out in the wake of Queen Elizabeth’s death
Matt Laslo
"America weeps for our friends in the UK"
“You have to outwork everybody”: Mo Amer on his Netflix immigrant comedy about hustling in Houston
Dean Obeidallah
The comedian appeared on "Salon Talks" to discuss the Palestinian American experience, Robert DeNiro and olive oil
I’ve seen America’s future if the Trumpers win: It’s what Lebanon looks like right now
Brian Karem
Want to see a modern nation torn apart by violence and reduced to feudalism? You really don't, but it could happen
Can we stop pretending that America is a functioning democracy?
Chris Hedges
Joe Biden's speech was fiery political theater that did nothing to address America's real underlying crisis
Christian nationalism is getting written out of the story of January 6
Joyce Dalsheim, Gregory Starrett
Christian symbols were pervasive throughout the pro-Trump rally ahead of the Capitol riot
Whole Foods’ CEO wants to reconnect to the chain’s core values. After Amazon deal, is that possible?
Ashlie D. Stevens
"It’s little more than an Amazon locker that sells food," one critic says
America is finally waking up to the fascist danger: Let’s hope it’s not too late
Chauncey DeVega
Americans see the threat to democracy at last. But it's no time to celebrate: The Trumpists aren't beaten yet
How deranged anti-Obama conspiracy theories led America to Donald Trump
Kathryn Joyce
Folklorist Patricia Turner on how unhinged right-wing paranoia about the first Black president tore America apart
Glitter down the Atlanta Highway – the B-52s are setting out on their final dance party!
Leigh Carriage
A look at that 45-year career that began with a "Rock Lobster," innovated with sound & embraced LGBTQ-friendly camp
“We, as a nation, failed our kids”: The gruesome educational consequences of the pandemic
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Author Anya Kamenetz talks about educating our children through COVID in her new book, "The Stolen Year"
Tennis bad boy or perfectionist? Showtime’s “McEnroe” is a candid exploration of a complex star
Kaitlin Thomas
The documentary enlists Billie Jean King, Björn Borg, McEnroe himself and more to reflect on his tennis legacy
R.L. Stine reveals how Netflix’s bloody “Fear Street” trilogy “loosened me up”
Alison Stine
The king of scary stories tells Salon about his new book, writing, those endings & why kids are the "best audience"
“Bodies Bodies Bodies” director on our world: “When the Wi-Fi goes out, the demons come in”
Chauncey DeVega
Halina Reijn spoke to Salon about her subversive horror flick that indicts society sick with collective narcissism
“Just like that, it can be gone”: The babies of Hurricane Katrina unearth trauma of lost childhoods
D. Watkins
HBO's "Katrina Babies" director Edward Buckles Jr. told Salon how Hurricane Katrina changed his life when he was 12
Salman Rushdie not first novelist to suffer assassination attempt by someone who hadn’t read book
Jonathan Bate
"Satanic Verses" wasn't the first novel to provoke a fanatic who has no grasp of literature's nuances
Can women be saved from bad sex? “Finding your desires is a conscious process,” says author
Amanda Marcotte
"Bad Sex" author Nona Willis Aronowitz discusses with Salon why sexual liberation is so elusive
Trump and consequences: After an amazing series of unforced errors, indictment is coming
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Trump and his lawyers keep making things worse, and he's now the DOJ's target: The irony is dark, but delicious
“It’s hard to watch”: Armie Hammer’s aunt on her family’s “sick and twisted behavior” in new series
Joy Saha
Casey Hammer spoke to Salon about new docuseries "House of Hammer," surviving abusive misogyny & empowering victims
4 tea-licious tools for making better tea at home, according to our editors
Joy Saha
Because good tea doesn't have to be complicated
Don’t tell me my accent doesn’t exist
D. Watkins
I'm proud of how I sound — even if it's strange to others' ears
Ron DeSantis’ school board coup: Critics say he “hijacked” Parkland grief
Kathryn Joyce
Controversial Parkland report allowed DeSantis to take over the school board in Florida’s most liberal county
Moon lunacy: Why are we launching a rocket to the moon when we can’t prevent COVID deaths?
Celia Viggo Wexler
Biden can't get $22B from the GOP to save lives. NASA's return to the moon will cost at least four times that much
Who needs Westeros? “Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power” is a spectacular return to Middle-earth
Melanie McFarland
In the battle between dragons and elves, Prime Video bankrolls a glorious play for the streaming fantasy throne
Has the tide turned for Biden and the Democrats? It’s way too early to celebrate
Chauncey DeVega
Republican hubris and overreach is leading toward dramatic payback — but Democrats' sugar high could be fleeting
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