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13 celebratory chicken recipes for Rosh Hashanah
Caroline Choe
Welcome in the new year with these party-ready dishes
“Gossip Girl” boss: “It’s class warfare with one dictator … I could write this show every 15 years”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
On "Salon Talks," the veteran of the old and new "Gossip Girl" spills on what makes the reboot modern
The ominous reason why Republican opposition to Biden’s infrastructure spending crumbled
Amanda Marcotte
In the past, the GOP would be rallying their voters against this bill. Their failure to do so now is ominous
Sourdough baps are the ultimate burger buns (yes, we said it!)
Maurizio Leo
An explainer on baps, a bun you’ll want to use to house sausage, eggs, and burgers alike
Facebook stonewalls Biden on stopping vaccine disinformation — because right-wing lies are enriching
Amanda Marcotte
Facebook puts profits over people: Why the social media giant is playing shell games with the White House
Follow the money: Understanding the deep roots of Donald Trump’s coup attempt
Chauncey DeVega
It sure looks as if Jan. 6, and the entire Trump presidency, were planned and funded by oligarchs in the shadows
“No more ‘Indian in the Cupboard'”: “Reservation Dogs” is the new direction of Native storytelling
Kylie Cheung
From Taika Waititi and Sterlin Harjo, the FX on Hulu comedy stars four teens who pull hilarious heists on a rez
How anti-vaxxers weaponized Ivermectin, a horse de-wormer drug, as a COVID-19 treatment
Nicole Karlis
The right-wing obsession with the veterinary drug is a tactic to undermine COVID-19 vaccines, experts say
The GOP’s death cult comes for the children
Sophia Tesfaye
Republicans are using kids as political pawns — again
Vaccine paranoia: Why right-wingers are worried about their “precious bodily fluids”
Chauncey DeVega
Millions of Americans believe there are microchips in the vaccines. Jason Colavito says these delusions run deep
Interview: AFT president says Fox News’ attack on teachers part of larger assault on democracy
Ray Hartmann
AFT President Randi Weingarten talks vaccine mandates, being a Fox News villain and Trump's destabilizing effects
Dalit scientists face barriers in India’s top science institutes
Ankur Paliwal
Despite decades-old inclusion policies, Dalits are systematically underrepresented in science institutes in India
Congress is finally starting to do something about toxic PFAS chemicals
Jena Brooker
The move follows consumption advisories for the "forever chemicals" in several states
“Reservation Dogs” is steeped in pop culture. The difference is that its homages star Native actors
Melanie McFarland
The title may be a nod at slick indie crime stories, but its actually a hood-style comedy that's cleverly familiar
“Ted Lasso” creators Jason Sudeikis and Brendan Hunt want you to know it’s OK not to be OK
Melanie McFarland
Salon talks to the comedy's co-creators about how America sees itself versus the truth other nations see in us
Sarah Baartman’s hips went from a symbol of exploitation to a source of empowerment for Black women
Rokeshia Renné Ashley
Sarah Baartman was an international sensation of objectification
Joe Rogan blasts right-wingers for embracing cancel culture after Black Rifle Coffee fracas
Brett Bachman
“It was the weirdest dog pile I’ve ever watched"
In Richard Trumka, the U.S. labor movement loses one of its best leaders
Erik Loomis
Trumka never turned his back on blue-collar America
Josh Hawley’s Orwellian “Love America Act” and the fascist campaign to rewrite history
Chauncey DeVega
Hawley's proposed law is ludicrous — but the global fascist movement's struggle to commandeer history is no joke
A farewell to harms: Meghan McCain exits “The View” but may have tainted it forever
Melanie McFarland
America will soon be free of regular updates about Meghan McCain. She'll be missed – and that's a problem
The willful misinterpretation of Marie Kondo’s decluttering is rooted in racism and capitalism
Kylie Cheung
Kondo's philosophy poses a threat to a uniquely western, consumerist way of life
Right-wingers try to sink infrastructure bill, claiming it’s loaded with secret “wokeness”
Jon Skolnik
Triggered by words like "equity" and "inclusion," some conservatives see a secret agenda in infrastructure package
Selena Gomez slams “The Good Fight” for “tasteless” joke about her kidney transplant
Kylie Cheung
The acclaimed series is usually known for punching up, not down for its humor
What Tucker Carlson wants Fox News viewers to learn from Hungary’s Viktor Orbán
Heather Digby Parton
Orbán serves as a model for the modern autocracy that is now being tried in the U.S.
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