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“All is destiny”: “Indian Matchmaking” star on her oldest match and how Indian clients are different
Joy Saha
Netflix's Sima from Mumbai spoke to Salon about how she broke into matchmaking, weddings and the pickiest clients
Dr. Oz should be worried – voters punish “carpetbaggers,” and new research shows why
Charles R. Hunt
Pennsylvania voters aren't buying into the New Jersey millionaire backed by Trump
After Mar-a-Lago: A panel of experts on the grave danger just ahead
Chauncey DeVega
Experts on the far right discuss this moment of national crisis: Are we being "carried slowly toward civil war"?
Ron DeSantis in the “upside down”: Stop WOKE Act partly blocked, hit with lawsuit
Brett Wilkins
Federal judge compares Florida to "Stranger Things" realm in scathing ruling on Stop WOKE Act and freedom of speech
Restaurants start to adopt reusable serviceware
Lela Nargi
Every year, 840 billion pieces of disposable food serviceware are used by restaurants and food-related businesses
“Chilling”: GOP has introduced 136 “educational gag order” bills in 37 states just this year
Jake Johnson
"This year's bills have been strikingly more punitive," watchdog group warns
Truth-telling, confession and first-class lies: Is moral clarity possible in Donald Trump’s America?
Kelly Denton-Borhaug
What it means to dig deeply for moral clarity against the prevailing headwinds of disengagement and disinformation
Michelle Branch, Patrick Carney and the nuances of how we talk about abuse
Alison Stine
Johnny Depp and Amber Heard brought domestic violence into the spotlight. It may stay there as Branch is arrested
This dairy-free Italian cream soda is your summer savior
Joey Skladany
Quench your thirst with this easy drink
De La Calle wants to make tepache, an ancient Mexican drink, a household name in the US
Maggie Hennessy
It's perfect for quenching your thirst (and mixing with tequila)
We won’t be the first civilization to collapse — but we may well be the last
Chris Hedges
The Cahokia Mounds stand by the Mississippi as a warning from a fallen culture. Do we still have time to heed it?
The creamiest, most decadent fettuccine Alfredo is only 15 short minutes away
Michael La Corte
Step one: Grab the good butter and the good cheese
Disco ain’t dead: how Beyoncé resurrected dance music and its queer history for “Renaissance”
David Burton
The late-'70s anti-disco movement succeeded, but artists like Beyoncé are giving it back to queer fans
Is “Disney Princess Culture” messing with our daughters?
Gail Cornwall
Toys teach girls that "their bodies constantly need to be improved,” Peggy Orenstein tells Salon
Is this the worst time in American history to be a mom?
Nicole Karlis
The existential gloom surrounding parenthood is greater than ever. Is motherhood really that bad right now?
When they came for the librarians: My profession is under attack — what happens now?
Gretchen Corsillo
People in my profession are used to mockery and low salaries. We didn't expect constant insults and real danger
“Great British Bake Off” veteran Ruby Tandoh: “I see the show and I feel a pressure from it”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The "Eat Up!" author on the perils of wellness culture, and learning to listen to our appetites
Rocket Fuel is Fire Island’s signature cocktail
John Debary
You can’t fully understand a cocktail (or a beach town) until you see it at its best — and worst
Beyond the right-wing panic: Why “critical race theory” actually matters
Paul Rosenberg
Long before the racist backlash, critical race theory was a useful tool — for explaining racist backlash
Swinger film “Bloom Up” explores polyamory with a couple whose love is “really, really pure”
Gary M. Kramer
Filmmaker Mauro Russo Rouge spoke to Salon about filming swingers to "explore a world that is usually judged"
Far-right platform Gab veers into overt antisemitism — and only some Republicans back away
Kathryn Joyce
Gab founder Andrew Torba's virulent antisemitism makes GOP candidates uncomfortable — but they still need him
Yes, marijuana can be addictive — but it’s not like other addictive drugs. Here’s why
Nicole Karlis
Stoner culture has perpetuated the idea that cannabis isn't truly addictive. Not so fast, psychologists say
Ready or not, the wine cooler is ready for a comeback
Ashlie D. Stevens
“This is not your mom’s wine cooler, I can say that much!”
From the counterculture to pop culture, how pot brownies came to reign as “the OG edible”
Ashlie D. Stevens
In the early 1960s, Alice B. Toklas published a "Moroccan hashish fudge." American culture did the rest
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