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Is Nebraska building a $500 million “canal to nowhere” just to own the libs?
Jake Bittle
Nebraska GOP say a new canal will keep their water from being pilfered by Colorado. Water experts say it's useless
“High maintenance” is a red flag on dating apps. Women are still expected to shrink themselves
Lisa Portolan
Perhaps the reason why men take offense to the trait is because it challenges traditional gender stereotypes
So who are “evangelicals”? And how did they become such massive hypocrites?
Nathaniel Manderson
As a true believer in an Invisible Guy in the Sky, I'm here to explain how evangelicals became enemies of Jesus
Marie Antoinette – extravagant French queen has long been a symbol of female excess
Madeleine Pelling
Antoinette's whole persona has also become a meme. "Excessive" men, however, have not received the same treatment
A “warehouse” by any other name
María Paula Rubiano A.
Outdated zoning codes are fueling the sprawl of e-commerce warehouses
To the right-wing, Democrat votes don’t count
Alex Henderson
To many of today’s MAGA Republicans, only certain opinions matter when it comes to the big issues
Andrew Bird narrates the “Inside Problems” that plague our atomized age
Kenneth Womack
Salon talks to the indie pop storyteller about his creative process and being inspired by Joan Didion
“The View”: Depp-Heard verdict won’t affect #MeToo, but it “cheapens” domestic violence conversation
Joy Saha
While Sunny Hostin focuses more on defining #MeToo, Joy Behar won't be swayed from opposing the GOP's stance
The Johnny Depp and Amber Heard verdict: A victory for the war on free speech
Amanda Marcotte
The GOP's dystopian vision comes into view: Free speech only for the anti-woke, socks in mouths for everyone else
“Recipe for an accident”: Alarm after Abbott orders “unannounced, random intruder audits” in schools
Kate McGee
“You want grown men to show up to schools unannounced and try as hard as they can to find a way in?” lawmaker asks
All the pieces of “The Wire” still matter: From cops, corners and Omar to the systems that fail us
D. Watkins
20 years after the groundbreaking series debuted on HBO, Salon talks to the creatives who brought it to life
“The Real World Homecoming: New Orleans” recap: Somebody’s baby tonight
Kelly McClure
Salon recaps the seventh episode in which, at long last, Tokyo and the house recreate a classic reality TV song
As Johnny Depp wins his defamation suit, “believe all women” loses
Melanie McFarland
The outcome advocates for domestic abuse survivors have been fearing will resonate throughout the culture
Depp defamation verdict excites the right: “A win for all men who have been wrongfully accused”
Kelly McClure
Twitter flooded with rejoicing from the GOP and men after a jury ruled in favor of Depp vs Amber Heard
Judge rips Palin’s bid to re-sue NY Times for defamation: You don’t have “even a speck of evidence”
Alex Henderson
"For all her earlier assertions," Judge Jed Rakoff said, Palin failed to show any evidence of "actual malice"
EXCLUSIVE: Now the far right is coming for college too — with taxpayer-funded “classical education”
Kathryn Joyce
Republicans are channeling tax dollars to right-wing institutes at colleges across the nation. What's the endgame?
Why Tears for Fears deserves Rock & Roll Hall of Fame consideration
Annie Zaleski
With a stellar new album, "The Tipping Point," and a tour, the band is deserving of this honor
Merrick Garland “fears no person,” says legal scholar Norm Eisen — and he’s coming for Trump
Chauncey DeVega
Author of "Overcoming Trumpery" says "methodical" Garland is still building a case against Trump and his regime
A gun and a prayer: How the far right took control of Texas’ response to mass shootings
Eleanor Klibanoff
The “God-given right” to self-defense has become a rallying cry in Texas politics
Is noise bad for us? The authors of “Golden” on why silence is good for your brain
Mary Elizabeth Williams
On the unique power of quiet, and why silence shouldn't be a luxury
Adam Conover on demystifying government on an Obama-produced show: “It was my primary misgiving”
Melanie McFarland
Netflix's "The G Word" host tells Salon government is "astonishing" when it works and how to stop doomscrolling
The smartest thing “Chip ‘n Dale: Rescue Rangers” does
Kaitlin Thomas
The Emmy campaign for the goofy film that elevates the lowbrow to high art begins here
The lost meaning of “Top Gun”
Jesse Pennington
No, it's not the much-vaunted theory about represssed homosexuality, but embracing a more nuanced masculinity
Franz Kafka predicted Fox News — but even he might have been shocked
Ronald H. Davidson
If we show our children pictures of enemies with "sharp pointed teeth," Kafka told us, they "run into our arms"
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