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Yale psychiatrist: Trump’s convention lies and fear-mongering may “provoke a lot of violence”
Igor Derysh
"Donald Trump has infected followers with his symptoms," Dr. Bandy X. Lee told Salon
Chadwick Boseman, “Black Panther” star, dies at 43
Adam B. Vary, Pat Saperstein
The actor passed after a four year battle with colon cancer
Why police unions are not part of the American labor movement
Paul F. Clark
George Floyd's death has thrust police unions into the spotlight
Jim Gaffigan slams Trump on Twitter during RNC speech: “He is a fascist who has no belief in law”
Ellise Shafer
In a long rant, the usually inoffensive comedian and Hot Pockets enthusiast confronted his fans who support Trump
Team Trump whines about “cancel culture” — but they’re the ones who want to crush free speech
Amanda Marcotte
Trump and his supporters play the victims of "cancel culture," while urging violent crackdown on peaceful protest
What the Kenosha shooter tells us about Donald Trump’s America
Chauncey DeVega
Kyle Rittenhouse allegedly killed two people in Kenosha this week. He was acting out Donald Trump's violent script
Why the NBA strike is so unprecedented
Matthew Rozsa
"We are in uncharted territory," sports editor and critic Dave Zirin tells Salon
How the religious right’s purity culture enables predatory behavior
Ashlie D. Stevens
Underneath the salacious headlines about Falwell's scandals is a system of patriarchal objectification
Mike Pence’s contemptible convention speech: A fable of failure, culture war and corruption
Sophia Tesfaye
Is this the guy who's supposed to bring the Republican Party back to reality after Trump? Because he's a joke
The 2020 RNC isn’t a political convention — it’s a celebration of the Trump cult
Heather Digby Parton
Fear-mongering and corruption are nothing new in Republican politics. But Donald Trump has gone far beyond that
Nikki Haley tried to argue the U.S. isn’t racist — but she just proved the opposite point
Cody Fenwick
“America is not a racist country. This is personal for me," said ex-UN Ambassador Nikki Haley
What’s lost when “The Righteous Gemstones” and Falwell scandals spotlight holy-rolling hypocrisy
Ashlie D. Stevens
While salacious details and cover-ups make for good television, it goes against everything evangelicals preach
New “OK Boomer” book tries to heal generational rift between Millennials and Boomers
Amanda Marcotte
Boomers climbed the ladder of economic opportunity and "pulled it up behind them," author Jill Filipovic argues
Why they hate her: Kamala Harris, Black bodies and the white right
Chauncey DeVega
Republicans will spew lies about Joe Biden and the Democrats all week. But Harris will be their favored target
Reading his way through the pandemic: “Not being able to go to the library has been disappointing”
Yusufu Mosley, Audrey Petty
At 68, Yusufu is "like an adopted son" to many of his senior neighbors in their Chicago apartment building
Whose alpha male is this? Donald Trump and America’s sad, failed model of masculinity
David Masciotra
As author Tom Digby explains, Trump's "cartoon masculinity" is a desperate attempt to cling to a fading ideal
“There’s things you don’t know about Wu”: RZA on “American Saga” & his new post-Katrina heist film
D. Watkins
The hip-hop legend appeared on "Salon Talks" to discuss "Cut Throat City," survival in the U.S. & living the dream
Netflix apologizes for inappropriate “Cuties” poster amid outrage over sexualizing children
Zack Sharf
An online petition to get the film removed from Netflix has earned over 35,000 signatures and counting
“Carter was so humane”: “Desert One” filmmaker on examining the Iran hostage crisis 40 years later
Gary M. Kramer
Director Barbara Kopple spoke to Salon about interviewing Carter, the hostages, Delta Force & Iranians for the film
Who needs TV and movies? Audio dramas are booming when our minds need them most
Alex Brady
Interest in non-fiction podcasts took a dip at the start of quarantine, but downloads of fiction podcasts went up
GOP senator’s ad on reopening Texas schools uses video of “class” in Estonia, where COVID is scarce
Roger Sollenberger
The ad also appears to suggest that Sen. John Cornyn has eased back on his hardline demands for in-person learning
“White men want their power”: Billy Porter unleashes his passion for politics and doesn’t hold back
Alli Joseph
The acclaimed actor appeared on "Salon Talks" to sing "My Funny Valentine" after discussing "Pose" and activism
“Squidbillies” fires actor Stuart Baker after posts about Dolly Parton, Black Lives Matter
Joe Otterson
After the music legend voiced support of Black Lives matter, the cartoon actor voiced his displeasure online
Night two of the virtual DNC held aloft the party’s true stars: America and her people
Melanie McFarland
AOC, Bill Clinton, John Kerry and Jill Biden had moments, but the state-to-state roll call gave the night its heart
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