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The Marvel Cinematic Universe dominated the decade – here are all 23 films, ranked
Matthew Rozsa
With the recent release of the trailer for "Black Widow," let's look at the nearly two dozen films that led the way
Giuliani’s deceitful Ukraine business web
Frank Vogl
It is all downhill from here in the ever-stranger Trump universe
How melting ice could help us fill the gaps in our history books
Miyo McGinn
When the ice patches thaw, a window of possibility for archeological discoveries opens — briefly
Press Watch: Here’s who treated the faux outrage over Barron Trump as if it were real news
Dan Froomkin
Trumpers turned an innocuous mention of his son into a full-day news moment. Are you shocked media played along?
Beyond conspiracy theory: Trump and the Republicans are waging an all-out war on reality
Chauncey DeVega
The Ukraine scandal, and Donald Trump himself, are just markers in a vast campaign against empirical reality
Perry’s belief that Trump was chosen by God is shared by many in a fast-growing Christian movement
Brad Christerson, Richard Flory
A Christian movement led by independent religious entrepreneurs is changing the religious landscape of the U.S.
“Vikings” kicks off its final season with its own “tender moment” in history
Melanie McFarland
As the History saga starts its journey to Valhalla, what it says about leadership and power is worth looking at
Press Watch: Yes, America is divided. But how, and why? And who benefits?
Dan Froomkin
Mainstream media frequently laments the partisan polarization of America. That's too simplistic, and largely wrong
Needed: A Ukrainian-style “Revolution of Dignity” for the U.S.
Uwe Bott
What is needed in the United States today is what the Ukrainian people did in 2014
Barack Obama’s ambassador to Russia calls out Fox News host Tucker Carlson for defending Putin
Matthew Rozsa
“Putin does hate America. You . . . help his anti-American objectives with these ill-informed rants”
William Levy defied convention to make his own Spanish-language assassin flick
Gary M. Kramer
The actor, writer, and producer spoke to Salon about how making "En Brazos de un Asesino" was risky business
“Star Wars” actor Billy Dee Williams thinks of him/herself as gender fluid
Matthew Rozsa
The "Rise of Skywalker" star told Esquire that he's always thought of himself as a "colorful character"
Fox News host Juan Williams calls on President Trump to fire Stephen Miller
Matthew Rozsa
“In Miller’s case, what was once just suspect — or at most thought to be implicit — is now explicit"
Savior or con man? Netflix’s new series “Messiah” questions how belief is built
Hanh Nguyen
Michelle Monaghan stars in the geopolitical thriller about a mysterious miracle man whose motives are suspect
How business elites sold the “urban renewal” lie to the Rust Belt
Anthony DiMaggio
The rich have convinced taxpayers to spend millions to prop up their developments. Here's why it never works
Hallmark Christmas movie schlock has infected all of TV, and the symptoms are bland and homogeneous
Melanie McFarland
These are not the best of times. And that makes us all the more susceptible to maudlin holiday movie sameness
Impeachment as a struggle to save democracy — from the pathological cult of Donald Trump
Paul Rosenberg
History shows how democracy can give way to "pathocracy" ruled by disordered individuals. Are we heading that way?
What’s new on Netflix in December, from “The Witcher” to “Marriage Story”
Ashlie D. Stevens
Stand-up comedy, stomach-turning true crime, Oscar bait & a makeup competition show are just some of the offerings
Pocket-sized DNA sequencers could soon stop food-borne pathogen outbreaks as soon as they start
Bhavya Singh
With new and improving technology, catching the annual romaine lettuce outbreak could get a lot easier
Jason Reynolds on wanting writer role models: “Judy Blume never came and hollered at us”
D. Watkins
Bestselling YA author discusses his latest book, "Look Both Ways" and his evolution as an artist
Mike Bloomberg’s media cheerleaders don’t want to talk about his scandals
Ari Paul
Tom Friedman, Bret Stephens and the rest of Bloomberg's fanboys don't want to talk about his real record in NYC
From Oprah to Goop, these crazy gift guide suggestions caught Salon’s imagination
Hanh Nguyen
Who doesn't need luxury floss, a champagne vending machine, or a doggy DNA kit? Many people, but a girl can dream
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