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As mask mandates are loosened, Americans who opt to continue wearing face masks face harassment
Nicole Karlis
"Triggering": psychologists weigh in on what makes some Americans so angry about seeing others in face masks
Florida Republicans revive deadly “queers recruit” myth with passage of “don’t say gay” bill
Amanda Marcotte
Florida Republicans are accusing LGBTQ people of "grooming," "sexual instruction," and bribing kids to be gay
“What a complete fool”: Disney CEO criticized for refusing to publicly oppose “Don’t Say Gay” bill
Joy Saha
"I do not want anyone to mistake a lack of a statement for a lack of support," Chapek says in an internal memo
Vegans, this is why you’re always hungry
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The newly-vegan often struggle with sudden, rapacious hunger. There's a reason why — and it's not hard to curb
HBO’s “Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty” knows how to put on a show
Melanie McFarland
In this period piece, John C. Reilly, Adrien Brody & Jason Segel turn a dying sport into electrifying entertainment
Genomics’ ethical gray areas are harming the developing world
Dyna Rochmyaningsih
A controversy in the Philippines illustrates the pitfalls and pressure points of international genomics research
“Single Drunk Female” star Ally Sheedy: “My most multidimensional roles come from women”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The "Breakfast Club" actor appeared on "Salon Talks" to discuss the new sobriety and what works in a writers' room
Director on “Huda’s Salon” recruiting Palestinian women for Secret Service: This is still happening
Gary M. Kramer
"Paradise Now" and "Omar" filmmkaer Hany Abu-Assad spoke to Salon about his need to "fight injustice through art"
Tucker Carlson attacked for mocking Ketanji Brown Jackson’s name, asking for her LSAT scores
Jon Skolnik
"Wonder how she did on the LSATs?" asks Fox News primetime star. "Why won’t [Biden] tell us that?
Jacqueline Bisset on her latest film and career typecasting: “They would say I was too pretty”
Gary M. Kramer
Jacqueline Bisset and her "Loren & Rose" director spoke to Salon about filmmaking, influences and collaboration
Why aren’t Republicans worried their fanatical culture war will hurt them in the midterms?
Amanda Marcotte
Ten years ago, "legitimate rape" comment cost Todd Akin a Senate race — now the entire GOP has turned ugly
Who is Nick Fuentes? A young white nationalist who hopes to pull the GOP all the way to Hitler
Kathryn Joyce
Smirking face of the far-right "groypers" has big dreams — after praising Putin and Hitler, he's on center stage
First, the book-banners came for CRT and LGBTQ. Now they’re censoring women’s history
Amanda Marcotte
Wyoming moves to ban gender studies, further bringing GOP in line with Russia and Hungary's authoritarian crackdown
War is the greatest evil: Russia was baited into this crime — but that’s no excuse
Chris Hedges
I was a war correspondent for 20 years. I carry the ghosts with me. War brings only chaos, terror and death
Americans can’t seem to get enough sleep — and it’s wreaking havoc on our brains
Matthew Rozsa
A celebration of "prolonged wakefulness" is terrible for our health, experts say
Right’s desperate Putin pivot: CPAC derailed by Ukraine invasion, struggles to blame “wokeness”
Kathryn Joyce
Tulsi Gabbard, J.D. Vance and Nigel Farage furiously backpedal on Putin worship — but somehow the left is to blame
Trumpers play fascist peekaboo: Are Marjorie Taylor Greene and Tucker Carlson backpedaling on Putin?
Amanda Marcotte
Trumpists thought the invasion of Ukraine would be a fascist triumph, but now they're backpedaling
“Killing Eve” is back, and misses its calling — despite faint echoes of its past seduction
Melanie McFarland
Sandra Oh and Jodie Comer are still making us love Eve and Villanelle — but the story's passion is wearing thin
Candace Owens, with bizarre observation on bear sex, leads CPAC into nonstop CRT panic
Kathryn Joyce
Grizzly mamas and happiness schools: CPAC takes on education
Jelani Cobb on the anti-CRT campaign’s high stakes and the deep roots of fascism in America
Chauncey DeVega
Salon talks to the writer and professor about why America especially needs Black History Month now
Five documentary shorts vying for Oscar, from bullies and the houseless to an amazing ball player
Gary M. Kramer
A review of the Academy Award contenders that make a big impact with a short runtime
Limited sanctions won’t stop Putin in Ukraine: It’s time to step up the pressure on Russia
Lucian K. Truscott IV
If what Putin’s army is doing to Ukraine right this minute isn’t terror, what is it?
Lindsey Graham rages after Biden passes up rumored SCOTUS pick from South Carolina
Madeleine Beck
“The radical Left has won President Biden over yet again,” the South Carolina Republican complained
With his Supreme Court pick, Ketanji Brown Jackson, Biden takes the culture war fight to Republicans
Amanda Marcotte
Biden won't let the GOP's race-baiting and culture war provocation scare him. Jackson shows he welcomes the fight
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