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As “Ted Lasso” returns, its rosy depiction of soccer contrasts with the sport’s real-life racism
Kylie Cheung
The depoliticization of sports is nothing new, from the acclaimed soccer comedy to the Tokyo Olympics
Fox News treats its viewers as fools with latest vaccine disinformation campaign
Amanda Marcotte
No one has more contempt for everyday GOP voters than the smirking conservative elites at Fox News
After Robert E. Lee comparison, first Capitol rioter convicted of a felony gets 8 months in prison
Jon Skolnik
A Florida man who waved a "Trump 2020" flag on the Senate floor was convicted on Monday
Author Sarah Everts on why sweating is our “evolutionary superpower”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Beyond cooling, perspiration communicates anxiety, family, and fear; and odor can even "transfer" between people
The most compelling “Never Have I Ever” storyline this season isn’t a romance but a rivalry
Kylie Cheung
When a new girl enters the school, the series explores the complexity of sharing space among women of color
Why it’s (almost) impossible to argue with the right
Sophia A. McClennen
The right only debates with itself: their view and their version of the left. Fighting with that is near impossible
How evangelicals abandoned Christianity — and became “conservatives” instead
Nathaniel Manderson
As an evangelical pastor for many years, I saw faith in Jesus Christ gradually replaced by right-wing ideology
Treated as a “criminal mastermind”: Black women athletes punished for mental & reproductive health
Kylie Cheung
Brianna McNeal is one of several Black women athletes whose mental health is denied and held to an inhuman standard
Right-wing student group Turning Point USA struggles to bar white nationalists from gathering
Zachary Petrizzo
Charlie Kirk's right-wing youth group faces possible conflict with Nick Fuentes' white nationalist "groypers"
Newsmax trashes Fox News for being “woke” as right-wing cable wars escalate
Bob Brigham
Former Fox personality Eric Bolling left Fox News in 2017 after an investigation into alleged sexual harassment
From country music to “Kevin Can F**k Himself,” the politics of pop culture’s meat and potatoes man
Ashlie D. Stevens
"Meat and potatoes" has long been an emblem for a particular kind of masculinity and nostalgic Americana
The history of animal-based medicine in China
Rachel Love Nuwer
In “Mao’s Bestiary,” Liz P.Y. Chee explores the contentious use of wild animals in traditional Chinese medicine
CPAC’s Dallas conference was a carnival of extremists and conspiracy theorists
Zachary Petrizzo
All shapes and sizes of conspiracy fans and Jan. 6 supporters showed up in Dallas — organizers didn't care
“Never Have I Ever” returns smarter, funnier and at the mercy of its hormones more than ever
Melanie McFarland
Mindy Kaling's Netflix comedy expands its universe to dig deeper into the psychology of its horny characters
Anthony Bourdain “Roadrunner” documentary filmmaker: “His flaws were also his superpowers”
Alli Joseph
Oscar winner Morgan Neville appeared on "Salon Talks" to discuss the painful challenge of capturing the chef's life
“Bloody Oranges” star on playing a French political beast & “a revolution in this notion of revenge”
Gary M. Kramer
Salon spoke to Christophe Paou about his Cannes film & playing a smug Secretary of Finance who is being blackmailed
Pandemic disruptions highlighted importance of local food system in Hawai’i
Katherine Sacks
Farmers see the inherent sustainability and potential of traditional and tropical crops
The power of the Big Lie: Why do 30% of Americans cling to Trump’s dark fantasy?
Chauncey DeVega
Nearly a third of Americans have surrendered to disinformation. The result could be a death spiral for democracy
In parenting or politics, appeasement is often a losing psychological strategy, experts say
Matthew Rozsa
Psychologists say there's a psychological reason why some people appease — and a reason it doesn't always work
Anatomy of a shutout: Why the Emmys snub Beyoncé despite her continuing to innovate on TV
Melanie McFarland
The musician & storyteller's recent "Black Is King" snub is an example of what voters do or don't get about art
How the Christian right took advantage of COVID to win rampant religious exemptions
Amy Littlefield
The Christian right filed a barrage of cases. One little-noticed Supreme Court ruling upended decades of precedent
New York City or Los Angeles? Where you live says a lot about what and when you tweet
Mayank Kejriwal
Tweeting from NYC? There’s a good chance you’re talking about art. LA? More likely health care
Mink farms, breeding grounds for COVID-19 outbreaks, face a global backlash
Matthew Rozsa
A bipartisan bill to ban mink farming heralds a new era for both animal rights activists and the fashion industry
The 5 pantry essentials in my Senegalese kitchen
Monifa Dayo
"Release whatever romantic idea you have in your mind about what it means to live here and cook authentic cuisine"
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