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Watching my students turn into soldiers of empire
Danny Sjursen
A new generation of West Pointers joins America’s hopeless wars
Flavor bans multiply, but menthol continues to divide
Ana B. Ibarra
Anti-smoking activists are using the youth vaping epidemic as an opportunity to take on menthol cigarettes
Diamond & Silk decry alleged liberal war on Thanksgiving: “Don’t tell us what we can and cannot eat”
Matthew Rozsa
“I get tired of people that have lived their life and have eaten meat telling us not to eat meat,” Diamond says
Press Watch: Dems could make the case on impeachment — journalists could still say they failed
Dan Froomkin
Political media is conditioned to look for theatrical moments and zingy soundbites. But impeachment isn't TV drama
Kal Penn on why Democrats are losing and what constitutes a patriotic comedy
D. Watkins
The actor also spoke to Salon about "Sunnyside," a comedy for everybody who “likes d*ck jokes and loves America”
Walter Mosley on the fantasy of Whiteness and how Dubya was worse than Trump
Chauncey DeVega
The award-winning author spoke to Salon about the paucity of writers of color, working with the late John Singleton
John Mulaney needs to play all of history’s weird men
Ashlie D. Stevens
From the mustachioed J.J. Bittenbinder to Henry David Thoreau on "Dickinson," the comedian occupies a unique niche
Women come first, sexposition second in TV’s recent depictions of female pleasure
Melanie McFarland
With "Mrs. Fletcher," "Watchmen" and "See," female climax moves beyond novelty to become part of the story
Unbreathable air and power outages are driving a Californian exodus
Nicole Karlis
Once renowned for its high quality of life, compounding miseries have changed the calculus of Cali living
Full of flavor and full of satisfaction, arroz con pollo is one delicious Latin dish
Leticia Moreinos Schwartz
By using brown rice, chicken or turkey sausage and skinless-less chicken breasts, you can health-ify this staple
“Joker” fans flocking to a Bronx stairway highlights tension of media tourism
Laura M. Holzman
Like the "Rocky Steps," the "Joker Stairs" have become a mecca for moviegoers
“Watchmen” creator and star: This is America’s history, not just black or white history
Melanie McFarland
Star Regina King and creator Damon Lindelof spoke to Salon about the need to discuss "the uncomfortable stuff"
Will “post-truth” politics be capitalism’s undoing?
Keith A. Spencer
Enlightenment ideals like rationalism opened the doors for capitalism's rise. What happens in a post-rational era?
Cornel West on hope and resistance in the age of Trump: We must “find joy in the struggle”
Chauncey DeVega
Controversial scholar on why he criticized Obama, why he's backing Bernie and how black people taught America love
What’s new on Netflix in November, from “The Crown” to “The Irishman”
Ashlie D. Stevens
From Dolly Parton and "Green Eggs and Ham" to a damning docuseries and disembodied hand, it's an eclectic mix
“I want to know you’re a girl” to “You’re a guy, right?”: What our focus on gender leaves out
Shane Tan
I dream of a world where we won’t have to care about gender — mine, yours, or those reveal parties — anymore
Inspired by Los Cabos: Enjoy this mildly-spicy tortilla soup with a deep tomato flavor
Leticia Moreinos Schwartz
If you like your tortilla soup on the spicier side, use more than two chipotle chiles — or even a whole can
How Fox’s dismayed “news” staff can learn from the Deadspin exodus
Melanie McFarland
When the place where journalists fought the good fight implodes, walking away and into the unknown is better
Rap legend Rakim opens up about finding his unique, intellectual sound and transforming hip-hop
D. Watkins
In a rare in-depth interview, lyricist Rakim opens up on "Salon Talks" about his debut memoir "Sweat The Technique"
Sanders throws support behind Deadspin staffers who quit in protest of management
Eoin Higgins
"Even Bernie misses Deadspin."
What the dismantling of the Berlin Wall means 30 years later
James Carroll
And the return of war-as-the-answer
Katie Hill calls out men “credibly accused of sexual violence” in “Supreme Court and Oval Office”
Sky Palma
In her final speech before Congress, the congresswoman said she was stepping down because of a “double standard"
Streaming overview: What HBO Max, Disney+, Apple TV+, and Peacock have to offer
Melanie McFarland
Brace yourself for the streaming wars. Here's a fly-by of the coming SVOD flood
Glenn Beck accuses Michelle Obama of “reverse racism” after she discusses “white flight”
Matthew Rozsa
“I can't make people not afraid of white people,” Beck said during a conversation with fellow Blaze host Pat Gray
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