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Why are Democrats afraid to use their power? American democracy depends on it
Chauncey DeVega
Biden and the Democrats face a fast-closing window to salvage democracy. They must act forcefully — and act now
Indicted GOP congressman concealed Christian charity’s role in illegal campaign fundraising
Jonathan Larsen
Rep. Jeff Fortenberry, facing federal charges, appears to fudge role of "The Family" in campaign finance scandal
Why dramedy “Dad I’m Sorry” speaks to Vietnamese offspring: “They don’t dare talk to their parents”
Gary M. Kramer
Codirector Tran Thanh spoke to Salon about the appeal of his intergenerational film in Vietnam as well as the US
Paris Hilton at Capitol Hill decries the troubled teen industry: “It’s a basic human rights issue”
Kylie Cheung
The socialite testified about her harrowing experiences at four troubled teen facilities
In Netflix’s “Found,” three girls examine their identity as adoptees: “We continue to shed our skin”
Gary M. Kramer
Salon spoke to director Amanda Lipitz, who says she placed the subjects' emotional well-being before filmmaking
“Trump World” is no joke — and it wants to devour American democracy
Chauncey DeVega
Trump's inner circle really calls itself "Trump World" now. Don't laugh: It's a sign of growing power and strength
Meghan McCain isn’t the champion of pregnant people her book claims she is
Kylie Cheung
Contrary to a new excerpt from McCain's book, she's actually stood in the way of help for pregnant people & parents
Good coffee has become my go-to gift: I want you to have something delicious to start your day
Ashlie D. Stevens
I look forward to making cups of coffee for overnight visitors when reality allows for that again
Meghan McCain reveals “toxic” Joy Behar spat pushed her to quit “The View”
Jon Skolnik
"It was as if I had become an avatar for everything they hated about the president," McCain said of her co-hosts
Religion scholar Anthea Butler on “White Christianity” and its role in fueling fascism
Chauncey DeVega
Author of "White Evangelical Racism" explains how a specific strain of Christianity became a toxic political force
Book review: How our planet grew so warm
Andru Okun
In “Our Biggest Experiment,” Alice Bell traces the evolution of climate change and unfettered energy consumption.
Ted Cruz humiliated by Australian leader after trying to lecture him on COVID-19
Tom Boggioni
Ted Cruz criticized Australia's vaccination efforts and an Australian leader clapped back
Fascism or freedom? America is stuck in an ugly and dangerous in-between
Chauncey DeVega
We are caught between a dying world — which we cannot save — and a new one being born. We must face that choice
Even “low-level” noise is unhealthy: A neuroscientist explains how sound and health are connected
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Author Nina Kraus says ambient noises around us can put us in a "constant state of alarm"
In Brazil’s successful vaccine campaign, a lesson for the U.S.
Kiratiana Freelon
After a slow start, vaccination rates in Brazil have soared, thanks to a deep-rooted vaccine culture
Forget “Ted Lasso” – give me a “Bend It Like Beckham” TV show
Kaitlin Thomas
We need a show that centers women's sports, engages with cultural identity and spends real time on the pitch
25 great rockumentaries every music (and movie) fan should see
Scott Beggs
From "Woodstock" to "Amy," here are the best documentaries that every music — and movie — fan should watch
It’s not even Halloween, and Republicans are already claiming Biden is “stealing” Christmas
Brett Bachman
The "War on Christmas" rhetoric began on Oct. 4 with a Fox & Friends segment — and it won't stop anytime soon
From astrology to tax policy, Netflix’s “The Baby-Sitters Club” shows tween girls contain multitudes
Kylie Cheung
Netflix's charming series returns for wholesome jokes, progressive dating practices and redistributing wealth
After 20 years, it’s time to repeal the Patriot Act and begin to dismantle the surveillance state
Azadeh Shahshahani
After 9/11, Congress gave the government unchecked authority to spy on its own people. It's been a disaster
Netflix fires organizer of trans employee walkout as Dave Chappelle controversy grows
Brett Bachman
Netflix believes the employee leaked internal metrics to the press about Dave Chappelle's special, "The Closer"
Startup propaganda has demonized sleep as “for the weak.” That couldn’t be less true
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Going without rest is not a badge of honor. It is a form of psychological and physical torture
Why apple pie isn’t so American after all
Rossi Anastopoulo
The surprisingly un-American history of our country's most iconic dish
The “mystery” illnesses informed by culture
Elizabeth Svoboda
In “The Sleeping Beauties,” Suzanne O’Sullivan investigates unexplained comas and other poorly understood disorders
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