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If “Jeen-Yuhs” is in the eye of the beholder, this film doesn’t adequately explain Kanye West’s
Melanie McFarland
The three-part doc shows the rap icon's early years without examining what intrigues us about his genius
Will culture war doom Dems? Internal polls find they must respond to GOP attacks
Igor Derysh
Democrats are viewed as "preachy" and "judgmental," could face big red wave if party doesn't shift its message
A 4-ingredient salted butter caramel sauce to slather on everything
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A sweet taste of Paris is only minutes away . . .
When love and perfume lead to “a side hustle in murder for hire”
Alison Stine
Salon spoke to the author of the novel "Base Notes," which has all the ingredients for an anti-Valentine's Day read
Republicans have dropped the mask — they openly support fascism. What do we do about it?
Chauncey DeVega
Are we so numb we can't see what just happened? Republicans don't even pretend to believe in democracy anymore
In an age of fascist counterrevolution, our biggest problem may be the death of ethics
Henry A. Giroux
Jan. 6 was only one symptom of the brutal assault on morality, history and justice. It's time to fight back
Why are people calling Bitcoin a religion?
JOSEPH LAYCOCK
Some Bitcoin evangelists see the currency as an answer to problems that plague society
How the pandemic warped Gen Z
Eric Schank
Members of the youngest generation describe how their youth has been stolen from them by the pandemic
The pain gap: Women (still) aren’t taken seriously by doctors — and it’s killing us
Mary Elizabeth Williams
"The Pain Gap" author Anushay Hossain on how healthcare shortchanges women — and how to fix it
What made Bob Saget’s Danny Tanner so different from other sitcom dads
Jessica Troilo
On "Full House," he exemplified the changing expectations of fatherhood that started in the 1970s
From “crack pipes” to “critical race theory”: GOP’s 2022 midterm strategy is overt racism
Amanda Marcotte
Without Trump on the ballot, Republican appeals to racism are getting cruder and more blatant
Christian nationalism drove Jan. 6: Now it’s embraced the Big Lie, and wants to conquer America
Kathryn Joyce
America has a choice between democracy and Christian nationalism, says author of new report: "We can't have both"
Dear France: I’m sorry about “Emily in Paris”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
I swear, those berets weren't my idea
Can’t afford college? Go work for Dollywood, which is offering the greatest gift of all: tuition
Joy Saha
The legendary singer's theme park has previously given back to its employees with an assortment of benefits
Ron DeSantis has a habit of throwing the term “woke” around — here are some of the silliest examples
Alex Henderson
“At this hit rate, Ron DeSantis will have trouble defeating wokeness. To him, it seems to be nearly everything"
Marjorie Taylor Greene’s “Gazpacho police” is very dumb — but we underestimate her at our peril
Amanda Marcotte
Mispronouncing "Gestapo" gets the GOP congress-troll what she wants: Attention for her relentless Nazi talk
We aren’t only facing a supply chain issue — for grocery workers, it’s also a labor rights issue
Manuela Lopez Restrepo
"It's about workers rising up saying, ‘You know what? This just isn't worth my life today’”
Why Joe Rogan’s vaccine misinformation is so dangerous — and dangerously appealing to his audience
Amanda Marcotte
Rogan's massive Spotify audience makes him a hub for anti-vax propaganda, even if he's "just asking questions"
Is Joe Biden handing out crack pipes? Despite right-wing Twitter frenzy, not really
Jon Skolnik
Republicans on Twitter seem to think "harm reduction" equates to free "crack pipes" for all. Not entirely true!
Why words matter in the fight against climate change
Tara Lohan
Speak up, identify the stakes, and use language that inspires action, says a climate communications expert
Before Trump, Alex Jones and QAnon: How Robert Welch created the paranoid far right
Kathryn Joyce
Robert Welch and the John Birch Society were dismissed for years as wackos and losers. But they won the long game
How Beijing manufactured winter for the 2022 Olympics
Eric Schank
The lack of real snow at the Winter Olympics in Beijing may hint at the future of winter sports
What’s behind the right-wing book-ban frenzy? Big money, and a long-term plan
Jon Skolnik
The campaign to get LGBTQ-friendly books and authors of color off the shelves isn't "grassroots" or spontaneous
The media has lost the plot on ivermectin
Keith A. Spencer
Molnupiravir, Paxlovid, and Sotrovimab all treat COVID-19 very well. Why are we fixating on ivermectin?
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