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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
Kwame Onwuachi shares the secret of his grandmother’s best zucchini bread
Mary Elizabeth Williams
"Think about food as another love language," the chef says. "Food is the only art form that we ingest"
A new age of fascist politics brings a war on youth — but young people are ready to resist
Henry A. Giroux
The American right is dividing, attacking and demoralizing young people. It's a critical fight for the future
Social workers say the far right’s adoption of “pedophile” as an insult is hurting real victims
Matthew Rozsa
For actual victims of child sex abuse, using "pedophile" or "groomer" as a slur hurts their ability to get justice
When “Atlanta” met the Northman: producer on exploring whiteness and that surprise finale cameo
Melanie McFarland
Stefani Robinson spoke to Salon about whiteness as a curse and how racism is often more surreal than horrific
Did George Carlin have the best comedy routine on every political subject? Judd Apatow thinks so
Dean Obeidallah
On "Salon Talks," Judd Apatow talks about the two-part HBO documentary he directed on George Carlin's life and work
“Ban all birth control,” Says Trump-endorsed GOP candidate
Brad Reed
MAGA candidate Jacky Eubanks says contraception goes against God's "moral order"
CPAC goes to Hungary — and conservatives go there on abortion bans and “great replacement” theory
Heather Digby Parton
The solution to "great replacement" paranoia is to simply force women to give birth against their will
N.Y. redistricting chaos leads to Democratic infighting, charges of “thinly veiled racism”
Igor Derysh
Leading House Dem may run against Black progressive freshman; AOC says it's "shameful" and "imperils our majority"
Lone dissenter: Kentucky Republican casts sole vote against House resolution condemning antisemitism
Jon Skolnik
In the past, Massie has also voted against funding for Holocaust education
Lance Bass mocks Amber Heard’s testimony in now-deleted post, jumping on a nasty TikTok trend
Joy Saha
From household pets to a former 'N Sync member, TikTokers are treating Heard's claims about abuse as entertainment
From birria tacos to chilaquiles, Claudia Sandoval’s culinary border tour is proof food unites us
Joseph Neese
"One thing we can all agree on is the incredible deliciousness and nostalgia of food," the Discovery+ host says
Kimberly Guilfoyle hawks “MAGA” steaks from company stripped of Better Business Bureau accreditation
Ashlie D. Stevens
Some customers allege they never received their beef bundles from Good Ranchers, which may cost hundreds of dollars
Fox News exploits Buffalo shooting to further radicalize Republicans with “great replacement” theory
Amanda Marcotte
By playing the victim of "cancel culture," Fox recasts white nationalism as rebellion instead of violent racism
Buffalo: This is where Donald Trump’s race-war fantasies lead
Chauncey DeVega
He feeds on white rage — it got him elected president. At this point, the horror in Buffalo isn't even surprising
Disney hasn’t found itself in this much trouble since 1941
Thomas Doherty
At the forefront of controversy was Walt Disney himself, along with union activists, gangsters, communists and more
Buffalo shooting comes eight months after Rep. Elise Stefanik called out over “Great Replacement”
Bob Brigham
Powerful upstate N.Y. congresswoman apparently used "replacement" rhetoric similar to Buffalo shooter's manifesto
“I’m not David Bowie”: Bill Nighy picks up where the legend left off in “The Man Who Fell to Earth”
Melanie McFarland
On "Salon Talks," watch the "Love Actually" star discuss playing an alien rock star and the show's modern relevance
Mass shooting in Buffalo: Tucker Carlson and other right-wing conspiracy theorists share the blame
Amanda Marcotte
Fox News and GOP leaders understood the "great replacement" conspiracy theory was dangerous — and pushed it anyway
Unlocking the mysteries of pain
Emily Cataneo
Physician Haider Warraich explores the science and history of pain in new book “Song of Our Scars"
Author Marc Lamont Hill on George Floyd, America, “telling the truth and fighting for freedom”
D. Watkins
Marc Lamont Hill on how George Floyd's martyrdom changed America, and why cops and prisons can't deliver justice
The secrets to passing climate legislation — even in red states
Kate Yoder
These Republican states are passing clean energy bills in the name of freedom and economics
The labor laws of the superhero universe amount to disturbing propaganda
Keith A. Spencer
Somehow, without coordination, superhero movies adhere to the same unwritten, right-wing code
Astronomers capture the first-ever image of our own galaxy’s supermassive black hole
Matthew Rozsa
Although everything in the galaxy spins around it, it was notoriously hard to photograph — here's why
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