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Young Democrats are right: There is no reason to date or befriend Trump voters
Amanda Marcotte
Polling shows many young Democrats won't socialize with Republicans — which just shows they have self-respect
Lauren Boebert latest House Republican to feature gun-toting kids in Christmas photo
Igor Derysh
“Tragedy waiting to happen”: Gun safety experts slam the Colorado Republican for arming her young kids with rifles
Florida researchers say they felt “pressure to destroy” COVID-19 data for fear of Gov. Ron DeSantis
Jon Skolnik
“We knew there was more silencing and pressure coming from above"
Steven Spielberg’s “West Side Story” banned in multiple Middle Eastern countries
Alison Stine
Countries allegedly asked for scenes that feature a character who is trans to be cut
23 and Not Me: As an adoptee, I’m not even remotely tempted to take a DNA test
Sarah C. Baldwin
There are many reasons people dig into their genetic history – and an essential one that makes me avoid doing so
Butter mochi meets diet culture resistance in a Portland home kitchen
Rae Robey
Daphne Kauahi’ilani Jenkins sells the chewy treats every Friday
MAGA moms meet Madison Cawthorn’s challenge: Why right-wing women raise their sons as “monsters”
Amanda Marcotte
In the MAGA cult of toxic masculinity, gun-worshipping moms live vicariously through their sons
Why Fox News lets Lara Logan call Dr. Fauci a Nazi — and get away with it
Heather Digby Parton
Like Reps. Lauren Boebert and Marjorie Taylor Greene, Logan is a rhetorical bomb thrower who holds the GOP together
A neuroscientist explains why striving for efficiency is a bad idea
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Killing yourself to be efficient "will make you do very irrational things," says neuroscientist Antonio Damasio
Inspired by “Squid Game,” here are 6 must-try soju cocktails
Xinrou Shu
Soju's fruity sweetness makes it an easy add-in to slushies and lemonades
Stress in utero: COVID chaos and babies’ future health
Paul Tullis
The impact of unusually high in-utero stress might persist for decades in some U.S. babies born during the pandemic
The “Guarantee Clause”: Could this one weird trick save American democracy?
Paul Rosenberg
This legal scholar argues the Constitution gives Congress a duty to overrule anti-democratic state law. Will they?
Alice Sebold’s “Lucky” and the problem with memoirs with happy endings
Alison Stine
Anthony Broadwater was falsely convicted of rape. In Sebold's memoir, it reads like a novel. It shouldn't
Sit-down strikes revolutionized the labor movement — could it happen again?
Matthew Rozsa
At the height of American labor, seizing control of the means of production was a strategy — not just a slogan
“Dear Father” letters and DNA tests
Brittany Penner
Fathers have always been prickly territory for me, a Métis child of the Sixties Scoop adopted by Mennonites
Kenny G on his new doc & not paying attention to critics: “Miles Davis liked what I was doing”
Gary M. Kramer
The musician spoke to Salon about HBO's new film "Listening to Kenny G," how much he practices & one effusive fan
Paul Gosar’s death-threat video is no joke — it’s part of the Republican terror strategy
Chauncey DeVega
When fascists threaten you with deadly violence, they're not kidding. Americans may learn that lesson the hard way
Salon hires two award-winning journalists, Alison Stine and Kathryn Joyce
Salon PR
Alison Stine ("Trashlands") will cover culture. Kathryn Joyce ("The Child Catchers") will report on politics
Investigative reporter David Neiwert: Rittenhouse verdict a “green light for right-wing extremists”
Chauncey DeVega
Expert on right-wing extremism has a warning for America: "Normal is gone — and it's not coming back"
CNN’s Chris Cuomo leveraged his sources to help brother Andrew through pandemic, assault allegations
Jon Skolnik
Cuomo said back in August that he only advised his brother to step down from his role as New York goverrnor
From “Jeopardy!” to “Trivial Pursuit,” how LeVar Burton’s latest lesson is one to inspire us all
Melanie McFarland
As this strange year comes to an end, let's consider how LeVar Burton's bumpy ride ended right-side up
“Colin in Black & White” writer on Kaepernick’s parents & awakening: “They didn’t see him as Black”
D. Watkins
Michael Starrbury appeared on "Salon Talks" to discuss how he wants to increase awareness of privilege and reality
Beyond brown shame: Refreshing “India Sweets and Spices” moves past struggles of hyphenated identity
Radhika Menon
Geeta Malik's new movie set in a rich enclave of New Jersey reflects a new direction for South Asian diaspora films
When a president taught in a segregated school — and it changed history
Matthew Rozsa
Lyndon Johnson did more for racial justice than any president. Was that because of his year teaching public school?
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