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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"
How Republicans are making excuses for mass shootings
Meaghan Ellis
From liberal teachers to ADHD medications, blame lands on everything aside from lack of proper gun restrictions
“Stranger Things” and the frustrations of Gen X’s ’80s nostalgia habit
Davida G. Breier
The escapism of nostalgia can feel especially necessary these days. But it's not always honest
With the Depp-Heard trial, courtroom television’s exploitative tricks reached new misogynist heights
Elise Gubitosi
In a subscriber-based news economy, the more spite-driven viewers who can be drawn in, the better for business
The NRA celebrates in Texas before Uvalde victims are buried
Heather Digby Parton
Donald Trump and Wayne LaPierre are ready to party and enjoy the fruits of their labor
After Buffalo and Uvalde, America feels broken: Where do we go from here?
Chauncey DeVega
Feeling grief, confusion and despair right now is normal. How do we turn that into something constructive?
A salute to public school teachers: Heroes who show up with courage every day
D. Watkins
Educators truly show up for their students, no matter how under-resourced they are
Bethenny Frankel on success built on authenticity: “Not everybody likes me, but people trust me”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Watch the "Real Housewives" vet and "Skinny Girl" founder share her tips for getting ahead on "Salon Talks"
Redefining identity, one Asian American dish at a time
Shaan Merchant
“Asian America” might not be a thing, but its food certainly is — and it’s as important as ever
5 Supreme Court decisions from this term that are terrifyingly radical — and not about abortion
Jon Skolnik
Here is what a Supreme Court now stacked with a strong conservative majority has quietly changed
A return to permanent war is here: First it will bankrupt America, then destroy it
Chris Hedges
When Donald Trump and Marjorie Taylor Greene are the only people objecting to endless war, it's all gone wrong
Putin’s real goal in Ukraine isn’t territory
Sophia A. McClennen
Putin isn’t just trying to take over Ukrainian land — he is trying to obliterate Ukrainian identity
After “This Is Us,” which show will hold us while we cry?
Melanie McFarland
It's one of the last network dramas that transcends partisanship. When it goes, not much can take its place
Ricky Gervais goes on a TERF-y tirade in new Netflix special, continuing his transphobic brand
Joy Saha
The comedian targets trans women in a series of inflammatory jokes that center on genitalia and rape
Walmart pulls Juneteenth ice cream flavor following accusations of “profiting from pain”
Ashlie D. Stevens
The creator of the ice cream flavor has also withdrawn an application to trademark the word "Juneteenth"
Amber Heard on trial: Johnny Depp’s defamation case is radicalizing young men
Amanda Marcotte
Misogyny and anti-feminist backlash is bait to lure white men to the "great replacement" and white nationalism
An urgent plea to save the world’s megaforests
M.R. O'Connor
In “Ever Green,” two conservationists present a surprisingly hopeful look at the five largest forests left on Earth
Why is Glenn Greenwald defending Tucker Carlson and the “great replacement”?
Eoin Higgins
Pulitzer-winning journalist Glenn Greenwald is now helping launder Tucker Carlson's white supremacist rhetoric
What trial? Johnny Depp is playing the role of a lifetime, pandering to fans outside the courtroom
Joy Saha
The actor's Jack Sparrow impersonation for fans shows the trial is just another spotlight opportunity for him
Humanity’s most distant spacecraft is sending back weird signals from beyond our solar system
Matthew Rozsa
Scientists are baffled at the odd telemetry data being relayed by Voyager 1, which was launched in 1977
Hugh Bonneville on the enduring charm of “Downton Abbey” and why he was nervous to film “Paddington”
Melanie McFarland
"Julian Fellowes writes from a default position that people try to be good," Bonneville said on "Salon Talks"
Southern Baptist scandal: It’s no coincidence that anti-abortion churches protect sexual abusers
Amanda Marcotte
As with the Catholic church scandal, what ties sexual abuse to anti-choice activism is a belief in male supremacy
Let’s talk about Tucker Carlson’s obsession with “legacy Americans”
Kirk Swearingen
Sure, Tucker's fave new term is an unsubtle euphemism for "white folks." But it's even more revealing than that
What can reverse late-night TV’s decline?
Jon Rineman
Contrary to popular belief, late-night television is not "dead." It just needs to adapt and evolve
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