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Watchdog calls on VA to remove headstones inscribed with swastikas from national military cemetery
Roger Sollenberger
The group is calling on the V.A. to apologize — and explain why it has used taxpayer money to maintain the graves
Last chapter of the Bridgegate saga: New Jersey corruption just won’t go away
Bob Hennelly
Chris Christie has moved on to cable news, but the effects of his corrupt regime linger on in the Garden State
Beyond “Joy Luck Club”: Tamlyn Tomita on “Asian Americans” and the power of immigrant storytelling
Hanh Nguyen
The actress narrates PBS' five-part docuseries about the experiences of those who made the U.S. what it is today
Is the military prepared to handle COVID-19 within its ranks?
Viviane Callier
The ongoing coronavirus pandemic may force the U.S. military to shift its priorities back toward public health
Fascism, capitalism, Donald Trump and the pandemic: How did we get here?
Andrew O'Hehir
Trump's grand alliance: Dumbass cosplay fascism meets neoliberal capitalism — and it could hardly be worse
A mother’s vanishing: A secret that haunted my family for generations, hiding in plain sight
Elizabeth Kadetsky
The quality of absence characterizing my mother's Alzheimer's also seemed to characterize our family
The “Plandemic” conspiracy video, explained
Nicole Karlis
In a viral clip, a scientist falsely states that hospitals are being paid to put "COVID-19" as cause of death
Le sigh! Netflix’s Damien Chazelle drama “The Eddy” mixes jazz with misery
Melanie McFarland
The headliner talent on Netflix's musical drama cannot compensate for its joylessness. But le jazz, it slaps!
“I’d play the s**t out of George Washington”: Jimmy O. Yang talks representation & his Amazon debut
D. Watkins
The "Silicon Valley" actor returned to "Salon Talks" to discuss stereotypes, soap, and filming "Space Force"
Oops, they did it again: Trump’s refusal to wear a mask as a signal to fascism
Amanda Marcotte
Trump's refusal to wear a mask isn't just vanity — it's also a fascist rejection of the duty to protect others
White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany once denounced Trump’s remarks as racist and “hateful”
Matthew Rozsa
The White House staffer also formerly denounced the president for being "a Republican in name only"
McCain slams Republicans in office: “Hard to believe people in power have our best interest in mind”
Travis Gettys
McCain previously described her “awakening” to how badly served Americans were by “horrible” elected officials
Meet the shadowy accountants who do Trump’s taxes and help him seem richer than he is
Peter Elkind, Meg Cramer, Doris Burke
The Supreme Court's fight over Donald Trump’s tax returns has pushed his accounting firm into the limelight
Mainstream media’s racist trope: Blaming COVID-19 on China’s “wet markets”
Joshua Cho
While the origins of this pandemic are unclear, Western media coverage of "wet markets" has been ignorant or worse
Playing a teen rock critic “scared the crap out” of Beanie Feldstein in “How to Build a Girl”
Gary M. Kramer
The acclaimed "Booksmart" actress spoke to Salon about putting on a British accent, her idols, and caring too much
New York attorney general interviewed Megyn Kelly in probe of sexual harassment at NBC News: report
Igor Derysh
Prosecutors are reportedly investigating allegations of sexual harassment, gender discrimination and retaliation
Does the coronavirus pandemic mean the end of globalization? Good!
Paul Rosenberg
The "neoliberal" model of globalization got us into this mess. Most Americans already believe in a better way
Inside the opulence and decadence of “Ottolenghi and the Cakes of Versailles”
Gary M. Kramer
Laura Gabbert spoke to Salon about filming Yotam Ottolenghi & five pastry chefs pay tribute to the royal residence
Author Mark O’Connell: For the ultra-rich, this pandemic is a trial run for apocalypse
Chauncey DeVega
Author of "Notes From an Apocalypse" on how the pandemic reveals "the most horrifying aspects of capitalism"
Ring the alarm bells: Media must respond to Trump’s failure with urgency, activism
Dan Froomkin
Trump's appalling failures mean that tens of thousands will die: It's time for the press to say that every day
The best and boldest new must-read books for May
Erin Keane, Ashlie D. Stevens, Hanh Nguyen
From poignant novels to eerie speculative fiction, May has it all, even Japanese American Jane Austen short stories
This queso spiked with beer guarantees there won’t be leftovers
Amanda Marcotte
The lazy and cheap method of making queso still rises above with the addition of beer instead of milk to melt it
The Ayatollah in the White House
Stephan Richter
Ironies of the coronavirus times: For all their mutual enmity, have the United States and Iran ever been closer?
How I learned to love Ahsoka Tano, the Jedi pariah who wasn’t supposed to exist
Caroline Cao
This mouthy "Clone Wars" breakout questioned the Jedi Order long before Luke did it onscreen
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