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Trump’s coup came so close to working — do the American people even care?
Chauncey DeVega
More evidence on Trump's late effort to pervert the DOJ — as Democrats push onward with "bipartisanship" and denial
When I wanted to find my people, I found them in the “food women” living all across the globe
Hannah Howard
Author Hannah Howard found herself in the food world. Her people are the women found there, too
How does a show called “FBoy Island” get made? The show’s creator spills the tea
Kylie Cheung
"Right off the bat, most places are simply not going to make a show called ‘FBoy Island,'" Elan Gale told Salon
“Pray Away” director on conversion therapy: “It’s a movement of hurt people, hurting other people”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Netflix's new documentary on conversion therapy looks at the movement's former leaders and why they left
Shell sponsored a museum exhibit on climate solutions. There were strings attached
Emily Pontecorvo
The exhibit centers on technologies that oil and gas companies say will allow them to keep selling fossil fuels
So, hey, it’s August — is Trump being “reinstated” as president or what?
Zachary Petrizzo
Even MyPillow guy Mike Lindell has backed away from his August prediction. But true believers are keeping the faith
“Worst station in history”: Mike Lindell reveals his war with Fox News is costing him $1M a week
David Edwards
"You turn on us when we needed you most. I got attacked on CNN for 18 minutes. Where were you Fox to report?"
“Irresponsible”: Florida districts worried DeSantis will “defund schools” over anti-mask order
Igor Derysh
DeSantis rejects CDC guidance on masks in classrooms — as Florida accounts for one of every five new COVID cases
The false promise of snake wine in Southeast Asia
Dawn Starin
Snake wine is sold openly all over Southeast Asia — but these tourist-lures do little to reflect the real culture
Rebuilding my relationship with my father, one kebab at a time
Mehr Singh
One author’s exploration of growing pains, adulthood and homesickness
Meet Christopher Rufo — leader of the incoherent right-wing attack on “critical race theory”
David Theo Goldberg
Meet the Trump fan and Heritage Foundation stooge leading the racist, red-baiting assault on American education
America’s embittered rural-urban divide breaks down when it comes to diseases of despair
Matthew Rozsa
Americans in different parts of the country align on what causes diseases of despair
“Never Have I Ever” star identifies with having to dress up in a “cringe-worthy” costume for a job
Kylie Cheung
Richa Moorjani & series' writers spoke to Salon about deepening Kamala's and Nalini's experiences this season
Michael Che and the “edgy,” male comedian’s obsession with rape jokes
Kylie Cheung
From Michael Che to Louis CK, comics who make rape jokes at survivors' expense try to embarrass them into silence
What “Ted Lasso” could help us to understand about athletes protecting their mental health
Melanie McFarland
A well-handled storyline about "the yips" explains and supports Simone Biles' decision to avoid potential injury
Amanda Knox calls out new Matt Damon movie “inspired” by her story: “Does my name belong to me?”
Kylie Cheung
Knox speaks out about a media culture that's misrepresented and sensationalized her story for years
Poll: Majority of Republicans support use of “force” to save “the traditional American way of life”
Jon Skolnik
Nearly half of Republicans say a time will come when patriotic Americans have to take the law into their own hands
HBO Max’s cheeky and addictive “FBoy Island” is calling out reality dating shows
Melanie McFarland
It's hilarious. It's cynical. It's the rare reality show that plays up the true artificiality of TV love quests
Gawker’s return has conservatives wondering: Could Peter Thiel have aided right-wing media more?
Zachary Petrizzo
One right-wing YouTuber suggested that following his Gawker victory, Thiel could've invested in right-wing media
That wrenching Jan. 6 testimony — and why the forces of fascism must deny it
Chauncey DeVega
Members of the MAGA cult have surrendered all notions of truth and reality — and they know our outrage will fade
How Cinderella lost its original feminist edge in the hands of men
Alexander Sergeant
Cinderella has historically been a story about women and for women. So what happened to poor Cinders?
The reaction to Simone Biles shows our culture is getting better at talking about mental health
Matthew Rozsa
After Simone Biles' Olympics withdrawal, we're seeing how cultural attitudes towards mental health are changing
Actor Graham Greene on how fear & golf relate: “It’s a game where you get to play against yourself”
Gary M. Kramer
The veteran actor spoke to Salon about playing a serial killer in his latest film and his career of diverse roles
LeVar Burton has a shaky “Jeopardy!” debut, but he’s still very much in this game
Melanie McFarland
The "Reading Rainbow" icon has all the right host qualities, but he has stiff competition in Robin Roberts
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