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Why are Republicans obsessed with Amy Coney Barrett’s kids? To troll feminists
Amanda Marcotte
Anti-choicers argue women don't "need" birth control or abortion — Barrett's brood is meant as an illustration
Cornel West on Trump, the virus and the future: “Imagine a world that is worth fighting for”
Chauncey DeVega
Accountability for Trump and his regime is one thing, says West. But don't succumb to a bitter desire for revenge
In the stunning yet grim “The Last Ice,” melting glaciers and development threaten Inuit way of life
Gary M. Kramer
The Nat Geo Wild film captures how these indigenous people are suffering from cultural and environmental changes
Taking the next knee: Is this athletic revolt for real and is it a danger to Donald Trump?
Robert Lipsyte
A look at the COVID chaos of American sports and the range of protests growing within the "bubble" of those games
Netflix’s “Deaf U” wants viewers to see “there is no one right way to be deaf”
Hanh Nguyen
Salon talks to producer Nyle DiMarco about his new series, deaf gain, and the sign names for Trump and Biden
“Utopia” shows the disheartening problems of pandemic TV
Melanie McFarland
Amazon's thriller evokes our current moment too closely & nowhere nearly as imaginatively as the moment demands
Democratic voters beware: “Vote by mail” in U.S. battleground states is a trap
Steven Hill
Why it makes more sense to promote "early voting" in battleground states rather than vote by mail
What should the U.S. learn from South Korea’s COVID-19 success?
Wudan Yan, Ann Babe
South Korea’s COVID response has been widely praised. Will Americans ever be willing to adopt a similar approach?
In working while sick, Trump embodies the most toxic aspect of American work culture
Nicole Karlis
Trump's attempts to look "strong" by working through COVID-19 are setting a terrible example
The Obama DOJ had a plan to hold police accountable for abuses. The Trump DOJ has undermined it
Robert Faturechi
Trump administration has not aggressively enforced existing agreements to monitor abusive law enforcement agencies
As Trump touts his “great” COVID drugs, the Big Pharma cash flows to Biden
Jay Hancock
In the final stretch of the campaign, former Vice President Joe Biden is feeling the love in pharma contributions
The Mobster-in-Chief: Will the November election be decided in the streets?
John Feffer
Donald Trump's real mob connections
Trump’s nomination of Amy Coney Barrett: Another step toward Christian fascism
Chris Hedges
Barrett is more than a pious culture warrior who openly defies the pope. She's an abject servant of corporate power
Claudia Conway isn’t your Katniss Everdeen — and she shouldn’t have to be
Ashlie D. Stevens
Classifying teens as resistance heroes wrongly absolves American adults of their part in ongoing political fights
Feeling guilty about wishing Trump ill? Therapists say it’s a normal reaction to being disempowered
Nicole Karlis
Schadenfreude towards the president is a "normal" response to those who've been hurt by him, therapists say
Michael Ian Black: Trump’s “anachronistic sense of masculinity . . . is literally killing people”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The actor appeared on "Salon Talks" to discuss his book "A Better Man" & exploring masculinity in our society
Donald Trump is the greatest show on TV: Critic James Poniewozik on how it all ends
Chauncey DeVega
Trump is a "mediated character," not a real person, says Poniewozik. Like Tony Soprano, he'll never admit defeat
Greg Abbott: Criminal allegations against Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton “raise serious concerns”
Emma Platoff
Paxton has been under indictment for more than five years on felony charges of securities fraud
“Who doesn’t love hot cheese?”: Cookbook author shares grilled cheese tips & a creamy burrata pasta
Ashlie D. Stevens
Salon spoke with Polina Chesnakova about her new cookbook "Hot Cheese" and got the recipe to her ooey, gooey pasta
Dystopian plagues and fascist politics in the age of Trump: Finding hope in the darkness
Henry A. Giroux
With Trump infected and capitalism facing a profound crisis, the world begins to imagine new possibilities
Vaccinations, polio and COVID-19: a personal reflection
Terri Langston
What the history of developing the Polio vaccine teaches us about the current search for a COVID 19 vaccine
“Kingdom of Silence”: A wrenching look at how Jamal Khashoggi’s life is a story as big as his death
Melanie McFarland
Examining the life of the murdered Washington Post columnist grants an expansive view into U.S.-Saudi history
Trump’s hope for a COVID vaccine before the election? It’d take a miracle
Caroline Chen, Isaac Arnsdorf, Ryan Gabrielson
Here’s everything that has to happen and how to tell a political stunt from a real vaccine.
Salon.com and Microsoft News Enter Multi-Year Content Licensing Agreement
Salon PR
News and editorial content from Salon.com will be distributed on Microsoft properties, including MSN.com
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