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The COVID-19 pseudoscience suffocating Brazil
Shanna Hanbury, Kiratiana Freelon
How a cocktail of unproven drugs became Brazil’s main Covid-19 strategy while cases and deaths soared
The mythologizing of Jan. 6: From Fox News’ whining to Ashli Babbitt’s “martyrdom”
Amanda Marcotte
How the right is playing the victim in order to rewrite the history of the Capitol riot
Could the pandemic mark a turning point for consumers’ demand for local flour?
FoodPrint
Consumers spent roughly 100% more on flour in March and April 2020 than the previous year
A familiar precarity: Lessons from one woman’s immigrant story
Elizabeth Cummins Munoz
Teresa left her family and home to cross three borders at age 19. She found peace — and has things to teach us
“In the Heights” reclaims Latina beauty and honors its roots
Hanh Nguyen
Screenwriter Quiara Alegría Hudes spoke to Salon about, well, the salon & the importance of transformation for Nina
Bean-to-cup: Where hot chocolate comes from
Michael Laiskonis
Plus, how a professional chef makes it
Jim Parsons and Zachary Quinto give voice to the prickly friendship of authors “Truman & Tennessee”
Gary M. Kramer
Salon spoke to the actors about being colleagues & friends, and what insights that offered about the iconic writers
American workers are refusing to take bad jobs — and that’s good for everyone, economists say
Matthew Rozsa
Some workers learned to stand up for themselves a bit more during, and due to, the pandemic
Bill Barr and me: Oddly connected, but still on opposite sides of the barricades
Joshua Raff
Barr and I entered Columbia in the same year, and found ourselves on opposing sides of campus politics
“Loki” and the opportunity for trans representation in Marvel
Kylie Cheung
The second episode seems to hint that the show could offer something promising ... or sorely disappoint us
Comedian Nikki Glaser explains to Bill Maher why she’s not afraid of “cancel culture”
Bob Brigham
"I love apologizing," Glaser tells Maher. "It feels so good when you mean it"
This Juneteenth, “Atlanta” will give you all the insights you need on how America co-opts a holiday
Melanie McFarland
Wonder how a nation that refuses to honestly grapple with slavery will look as it "celebrates" its end? Just watch
Joe Manchin gets hoodwinked — again: Why does he keep falling for the Republican con?
Amanda Marcotte
C'mon, Joe Manchin! There is no such thing as a voting rights bill that Republicans will support
After Pride, corporations will “ditch these gays” but the harm will already be done
Kylie Cheung
The worst corporate offenders aren't just hypocritical; their profiting works against everything Pride stands for
Think climate change isn’t “click-worthy”? These bots disagree
Kate Yoder
Two artists and their army of ad-clicking bots are taking a stand
Stochastic terrorism: There is nothing funny about Mike Pompeo’s violent PAC recruitment ads
Chauncey DeVega
The PAC from the former secretary of state launches with a violent call to arms, recruiting "pipehitters" to join
In only 30 seconds, Tucker Carlson undermines his own argument about “cancel culture”
Bob Brigham
The conservative host returns to the topic of "cancel culture" on Fox News
There’s no shame in “A Sexplanation,” a fun, honest documentary that steps in where sex ed left off
Gary M. Kramer
From porn to masturbation, filmmaker Alex Liu spoke to Salon about what it takes to truly have a healthy sex life
Three generations of fathers, one timeless Afro-Peruvian breakfast
Nico Vera
One immigrant chef continues a family tradition that his grandfather started in Lima in the 1940s
Peter Thiel’s army: Big Tech “disruptor” sets out to shake up the GOP
Igor Derysh
Thiel just made the biggest donation of his life and largest ever to a super PAC backing a single Senate candidate
From workplaces to politics to Instagram influencers, “cultish” language is everywhere
Nicole Karlis
In her new book "Cultish," author Amanda Montell explains the relationship between language and fanaticism
Mike Pompeo’s whitewashing of Trump’s record backfires
Heather Digby Parton
Despite the former secretary of state's monster ego, being Trump's loyal servant is hurting his 2024 chances
Changing the way the military handles sexual assault
Andrea Mazzarino
The grim reality: sexual assault in the military is a pandemic all its own
Memo to “respectable” Republicans: Stop looking for GOP heroes to fight Trumpism from the inside
Chauncey DeVega
When traditional Republicans try to appeal to reason within the party, who do they think they are talking to?
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