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Team Trump floats a new way to rally his base: Clarence Thomas’ retirement
Alex Henderson
Trump’s reelection campaign might have a new way to stroke his base with a possible High Court vacancy
From “The Last Dance” to “The Old Guard,” here’s what is coming to Netflix in July
Ashlie D. Stevens
Quarantine is not ending anytime soon, and neither are Netflix's offerings of comedies, dramas, docs, anime & more
Is the Trump campaign planning a Ukrainian “October surprise”?
Alan Lipp
Many are wondering how the perplexing political feud in Ukraine will affect U.S. politics
“My existence is my resistance”: “Chicano Eats” author Esteban Castillo on the politics of food
Joseph Neese
"I really wanted to see someone that looked like me," Castillo says as his divine Mexican-American cookbook debuts
The secret of his success: Donald Trump’s six weird tricks for authoritarian rule
Paul Rosenberg
Historian Jennifer Mercieca decodes Trump's "rhetorical genius" in her must-read book "Demagogue for President"
Lazarus Lynch on the politics and healing power of food: It’s “the conduit for all beautiful things”
Joseph Neese
Lynch views his role as chef as innately political, saying "we vote with our dollars, and we vote with our plates"
Is Camden a model for police reform? Activists who live there don’t think so
Igor Derysh
The most dangerous city in the U.S. dissolved its police; crime plummeted. Some say the truth is more complicated
A summer of protest, unemployment and presidential politics — welcome to 1932
James N. Gregory
Protests, plummeting unemployment rates, an election. Welcome to 1932.
Enough already with the white warrior woman worship
Melanie McFarland
"Warrior Nun," "Hanna" & "Cursed" join the pantheon of white women who kick butt. But where are heroines of color?
What Tucker Carlson is doing with his newfound clout: Attacking Republicans
Roger Sollenberger
Carlson: Republicans are "empty, sad people" trying to fill a "yawning void inside where a personal life should be"
Harvey Weinstein survivors awarded $19 million settlement
Elizabeth Wagmeister
Weinstein is currently serving a 23-year sentence in a New York prison
On the phone with foreign leaders, Trump is “delusional” and “uninformed”: Who’d a thunk it?
Heather Digby Parton
Carl Bernstein's reporting for CNN is no huge surprise — but it's finally shaking Trump's Republican enablers
Tech barons dream of a better world — without the rest of us
Ramesh Srinivasan, Peter Bloom
Despite their promises to save the world, tech CEOs never seem to succeed. Why do we keep falling for it?
A new coronavirus mutation affects the spike protein that invades human cells
Matthew Rozsa
A new mutation of the coronavirus has tiny genetic change — here's what scientists think it means
Trump to Black Americans: “If you don’t understand your history, you will go back to it again”
Roger Sollenberger
"We have to remember the heritage and the culture of our country," the president says of Confederate monuments
Twitch, YouTube, and Reddit punished Trump and other racists – and that’s a great thing for freedom
Matthew Rozsa
Social media platforms are taking a stand against Trump and racism... and that's a very good thing for freedom
Dulcé Sloan is not here for your excuses that you “didn’t know” about the depth of U.S. racism
Melanie McFarland
Salon spoke with Sloan about advice from Trevor Noah, her new podcast, and how the protests helped with healing
Get police out of schools — including university campuses
Claudia Garcia-Rojas, Charlotte Rosen
Municipal police departments' racist policing practices do not stop when policing university campuses
Behind The Okra Project, a nonprofit dedicated to nourishing the Black trans community
Ashlie D. Stevens
Salon spoke to activist Ianne Fields Stewart, who aims to make everyday resouroces available to the most vulnerable
How late night’s “Daily Show” alums are uniquely prepared to bring us through this moment
Melanie McFarland
Understanding how systems keep failing us takes talk show hosts skilled in critiquing systems, not ignoring them
Obesity: America’s number one export?
Robin Scher
Americans’ ultra-processed diet is fueling obesity across the world.
“[I] had a really punchy face”: Alton Brown on acting with his younger self on “Good Eats: Reloaded”
Ashlie D. Stevens
The TV host appeared on "Salon Talks" to discuss reloading the most hated "Good Eats" recipe & post-pandemic plans
Images of power: When will American politics move past spectacle and sensation?
David Masciotra
Where are the street protests for health care and debt forgiveness? Maybe we'd need a shocking viral video first
Lindsey Graham declares “war” on Confederate statue protesters as he sinks in the polls
Igor Derysh
Graham claimed that statue activists “want to destroy the family unit as we know it”
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