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Coronavirus is coming for wildland firefighters. They’re not ready
Zoya Teirstein
Keeping wildland firefighters safe will require a significant shift in the way the country has fought wildfires
Turd Blossom’s big comeback: Is GOP legend Karl Rove riding to Donald Trump’s rescue?
Heather Digby Parton
Legendary GOP strategist known as "Bush's brain" is now advising the Trump campaign. Yes, that's terrifying
Pompeo used taxpayer money to host posh dinners with CEO of Chick-fil-A and Fox News hosts: report
Roger Sollenberger
While the department leads U.S. foreign policy, only 14% of the guests were actually diplomats or foreign officials
“Dead to Me” is the ideal fantasy for being mated in captivity
Melanie McFarland
Being stuck with someone can be the best, or the worst, or both, and this show plays that out with lots of soap
In “The Painter and the Thief,” an artist paints a portrait of the man who stole her masterpiece
Gary M. Kramer
Filmmaker Benjamin Ree spoke to Salon about the three-year process of filming his two subjects and ethical choices
Will social distancing kill the movement for a car-free future?
Eve Andrews
Where does that leave people who don’t own cars?
The Church of QAnon: How right-wing conspiracy theories take the form of religious movements
Marc-André Argentino
The QAnon movement is now being used by some charismatic Christians as a way to interpret the Bible
Is Trump taking hydroxychloroquine? Who cares? It’s another right-wing snake-oil scam
Amanda Marcotte
Right-wingers have long fantasized they have access to medical "miracles" unavailable to us pathetic normies
Meghan McCain blames Barack Obama for “ushering in the era of Trump” on “The View”
Roger Sollenberger
"He was not a perfect president. I don't think a perfect president would have ushered in the era of Trump"
“Rick and Morty” review: “The Vat of Acid Episode” is a solid high-concept escape act
Steve Greene
Even as it's stuck between an unexpected event and a spite-driven adventure, there are existential ideas to chew on
Joe Biden’s VP choice? Stacey Abrams makes her case
The Globalist
To see just how divided the Democratic Party really is, look no further than Biden’s vice presidential choice
Precious keepsake or needless risk? Ultrasound businesses peddle fetal photos to anxious parents
Amy Martyn
The Food and Drug Administration has repeatedly urged pregnant women to avoid medically unnecessary ultrasounds
Coronavirus information, misinformation, disinformation and outright lies
Richard Phillips
We urgently need to equip ourselves better for the basic requirements of contemporary truth management
America’s indifference to death is nothing new: But it’s made this crisis much worse
David Masciotra
Our history suggests a willingness to ignore death and suffering — especially when those who die aren't white
To stay afloat in the pandemic, doctors turn to GoFundMe
Brooke Borel
Small primary care practices are turning to crowdfunding to survive.
Bob Dylan contains multitudes: Walt Whitman as Dylan’s muse on “Murder Most Foul”
Scott Peeples
Throughout his career, Dylan has borrowed from other great American writers. On his new album, it's Whitman's turn
A-lop-bam-boom: Little Richard’s saucy style underpins today’s hits
Rebecca Sheehan
Artists who owe enormous debts to Little Richard's influence include Bob Dylan, Rolling Stones and The Beatles
America’s deadly ageism: How COVID-19 exposes prejudice against the elderly and dementia patients
Lynn Casteel Harper
The alarming death rate of U.S. nursing home residents due to the novel coronavirus is not a sad inevitability
Trump is a “wartime president,” all right: He thinks the culture war will save him
Heather Digby Parton
With a reheated culture war and vague threats against Democrats, Trump thinks he can bluff his way to victory
Trump and Musk: Two unstable geniuses compared
Alexei Bayer, Stephan Richter
Recognizing what constitutes reality is a minimum job requirement for any leader.
Billionaire Elon Musk thinks money is more important than his workers’ lives
Nicole Karlis
Musk’s plan to illegally reopen a Tesla plant is symptomatic of the entitlement of the Silicon Valley nouveau riche
Chrissy Teigen and Alison Roman’s fight reveals a deep well of women’s insecurity about cooking
Amanda Marcotte
What the spat between two food celebrities exposes about the uneasy tension between foodie culture and feminism
Hari Kondabolu: “It works in the interest of those with power” to divide people of color
Dean Obeidallah
The comedian appeared on "Salon Talks" to discuss the PBS series "Asian Americans," post-9/11 hazing, and Apu
“People think they’re grieving wrong”: How the anxiety you’re feeling right now relates to grief
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Author & grief expert Claire Bidwell Smith spoke to Salon about how the pandemic is time to make a space for grief
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