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Historian Nancy MacLean: We’re seeing a right-wing plan built on “decades of disinformation”
Chauncey DeVega
MacLean published "Democracy in Chains" four years ago — and says it's "gut-wrenching" to see it come to life
Shirley Manson on the album that expanded Garbage’s sound: “We got royally punished for it”
Kenneth Womack
Released in 2001, in the midst of 9/11 grief, "beautifulgarbage" became an historical footnote
Learning how to talk to your doctor is a skill that might just save your life
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Author Talya Miron-Shatz explains why doctors and patients alike need better communication tools
Sorry, Josh Hawley, the left doesn’t hate masculinity — women just don’t want to make you a sandwich
Amanda Marcotte
Hawley competes for Trump's crowd with needlenecked complaints of porn and video games
The latest viral trend taking over social media? Quitting your job
Trish Rooney
Inside the online forums where workers dish on their bad bosses — and post their resignations for all to see
“Dexter: New Blood” is less of a revival than another stab at a satisfying closure
Melanie McFarland
Michael C. Hall's avenging serial killer returns in 2021 largely unchanged. Given how he left us, that may be...OK?
“Four Seasons Total Documentary” captures the Trump campaign’s emperor-has-no-clothes moment
Melanie McFarland
"The Trump campaign didn't want eyeballs on Rudy Giuliani on that day," the director says in a Salon interview
“Head of the Class” and the man behind the ’80s comedy’s progressive, even radical agenda
Gwydion Suilebhan, Steven Gimbel
Understanding Michael Elias, a man who aided the Weather Underground & co-created a school sitcom ahead of its time
“I’m a big-time victim”: Jan. 6 rioter whines after flying to insurrection on private jet
John Wright
"This has been the most atrocious year," she said. "I'm not in good shape"
“Beauty bias” is real, and devastating. I’ve felt it firsthand
Ariel Henley
My facial difference has affected my income, opportunities, and how I’m treated. I'm not staying quiet anymore
9 books Hunter S. Thompson never published
David Wills
Thompson's notorious drug habits coupled with his lack of focus prevented him from publishing many great books
To beat back fascism, Democrats must harness the showbiz energy that helped win 2020
Danny Goldberg
Pop culture figures played a major role in beating Donald Trump. Democrats may need them now more than ever
Tamron Hall, TV host and now mystery novelist, created a heroine to be “the reporter I wish I was”
D. Watkins
The Emmy winner appeared on "Salon Talks" to discuss writing fiction and her challenging, ever-changing career path
In anti-vax rant, Aaron Rodgers reveals he consulted pal Joe Rogan about COVID, identifies with MLK
Kylie Cheung
In a Friday podcast interview, Rodgers reveals he's taking ivermectin and other Joe Rogan-approved "treatments"
Diagnoses are “helpful, but unnecessary”: Why we may be thinking about mental health all wrong
Mary Elizabeth Williams
"(Mis)Diagnosed" author Jonathan Foiles talks about fighting stigma and racism in mental healthcare
Democrats can win the culture wars — but they have to take on the fight early and often
Amanda Marcotte
Liberals are already winning the culture wars, which is why the right is so mad. Why won't Democrats lean into it?
Tulsi Gabbard, former Democratic presidential candidate, celebrates GOP “victory” in Virginia
Jon Skolnik
Gabbard, a self-described progressive, suggested that McAuliffe was attempting to divide the country by race
After defeat in Virginia, Democrats — and America — face a dangerous inflection point
Brian Karem
Democrats shouldn't overreact, but the lessons are clear: Stay out of culture-war fights and focus on reality
Book review: Steven Pinker on the power of the rational mind
Dan Falk
In “Rationality,” Pinker probes the virtues of rational thinking, and why it seems to be in short supply
Phil Murphy ekes out win in New Jersey gubernatorial race following surprise Republican challenge
Jon Skolnik
The Republican challenger was a staunch Trump supporter and has campaigned against critical race theory
George Orwell stopped and smelled the roses, and Rebecca Solnit wants modern people to do the same
Amanda Marcotte
The author appeared on "Salon Talks" to discuss how Orwell's gardening & seeking joy is essential to resistance
Who gets to play who on screen? The queer question of Julianna Margulies on “The Morning show”
Kylie Cheung
Questionable casting choices have sparked ongoing conversation about which actors can represent which experiences
Virginia election: Democrats left listless without Donald Trump
Amanda Marcotte
Youngkin didn't need Trump for a bigotry-based campaign, but McAuliffe couldn't get out deflated voters without him
QAnon expert: Unhappy believers are now being lured into far-right extremist groups
Chauncey DeVega
Conspiracy theory expert Sophia Moskalenko says QAnon's "lost sheep" are being swallowed by "mass radicalization"
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