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Bill Barr leverages Justice Dept. to “cancel” E. Jean Carroll’s rape accusation against Trump
Amanda Marcotte
Republicans claim to hate "cancel culture." So why is Bill Barr using federal powers to silence E. Jean Carroll?
How the evangelical movement became Trump’s “bitch” — and yes, I know what that word signifies
Michael Rea
As an evangelical myself, I can see how far the movement has sunk — even to betraying its own ideal of masculinity
Sex and the Baby Industrial Complex: Why gender reveal parties persist despite multiple tragedies
Ashlie D. Stevens
"For the love of God, stop burning things down to tell everyone about your kid's penis. No one cares but you"
“Jimmy Carter: Rock & Roll President”: A loving relationship to music that “cuts through politics”
Gary M. Kramer
Filmmakers Mary Wharton and Chris Farrell spoke to Salon about interviewing Carter & discovering his joyous side
Death Star blows itself up: Trump ran his campaign finances like his businesses — into the ground
Amanda Marcotte
It's no surprise that Trump's campaign is a giant grift. But will his donors keep pouring good money after bad?
From Donald Trump to John Wayne: How to become a hero of the Christian Right
Kristin Kobes Du Mez
A historian explains how culture has played a critical role in shaping a rugged vision of Christian manhood
Help, I’m addicted to my Sodastream
Amanda Marcotte
A break in the supply chain forced me to confront how much pop I drink — and how much I refuse to feel bad about it
Counterculture memoirist Sharon Dukett on what we learned (and forgot) from the hippies
Keith A. Spencer
Running away from home as a teen gave Sharon Dukett a spacious view of early 1970s culture and protest movements
The Republican convention was an altar call at the Church of White Masculinity
Eric McDaniel
The RNC wasn't just a celebration of Trump — it was a religious revival meant to harken back to a lost golden age
Kayleigh McEnany shames Nancy Pelosi over hair salon visit during White House briefing
Igor Derysh
McEnany played the video on a loop, even after Trump has repeatedly ignored a variety of coronavirus rules
Disney’s disjointed “Mulan” remake is obsessed with the concept of “ch’i” but can’t find its own
Nicole Clark
Dotted with high-flying fight choreography, the film borrows from the original tale, Disney's 1998 cartoon & wuxia
“American carnage” in Kenosha: Trump comes closer to advocating right-wing terror
Heather Digby Parton
Trump has flirted with right-wing vigilantism for years. His re-election strategy seems to be a full-on embrace
“Did you write this because you wish your mother was dead?”: No — the exact opposite
Nancy Jooyoun Kim
I had always felt responsible for my mother's life. It took me years to understand why and to change my view of her
Surviving vs. thriving: How “I May Destroy You” is helping to shatter my shame
Meaghan Mulholland
While sick with COVID-19, one woman began watching the HBO series, which is helping her heal 20 years late
Changing the face of craft beer: Crowns & Hops is funding racial equity for Black-owned breweries
Priscilla Ward
"It has always been really important to us to create spaces for Black people to create change and have ownership"
They know how to prevent megafires. Why won’t anybody listen?
Elizabeth Weil
This is a story about watching the West burn when you fully understand why it’s burning
Longtime GOP consultant: This election “is the most dangerous period since the Civil War”
Chauncey DeVega
NeverTrumper Stuart Stevens on how the party he helped build became a crime cartel ruled by a failed casino owner
5 accidentally revealing lines from Trump supporters at the RNC
Cody Fenwick
RNC speakers tried unconvincingly to portray a softer side of Trump and downplay his rough edges
Why you need to talk to your parents about how they want to die
Mary Elizabeth Williams
I spent my summer managing two elderly parents. Here's what I wish I'd known
Making sense of QAnon: What lies behind the conspiracy theory that’s eating America?
Robert Guffey
QAnon's deranged theories are drawn from numerous sources — and contain tidbits of truth. But what's the point?
I’m a public defender. I don’t want my elderly client to die in prison from coronavirus
Todd Oppenheim
Some incarcerated people at risk for COVID-19 get released. But that won't fix the broken system that fails many
From chartreuse to vermouth: David Lebovitz’s cocktails will take you on a sensory journey to France
Joseph Neese
"People still wanted to travel, and they wanted to feel like they were somewhere else"
5 epic failures of Donald Trump that illustrate the U.S.’s decline
Richard Phillips
More and more, the U.S. resembles a developing nation
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