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“The Office” is leaving Netflix in 2020 and fans are already in mourning
Ashlie D. Stevens
The outsized reaction to the news that the series will move to NBC's platform point to what made it so special
Valerie Jarrett’s leap of faith that started her path to the Obama White House
D. Watkins
Salon talks to the former senior adviser to President Obama about Michelle, public service and trusting herself
Spitting on Eric Trump, drinking with Sarah Huckabee Sanders: Questions of civility in the Trump era
Ashlie D. Stevens
As we've moved beyond politics as usual, are the rules of polite society being rewritten?
Sex isn’t binary, and we should stop acting like it is
Liza Brusman
It’s time for legislation and education to reflect sex as a spectrum with unlimited options.
Trump denies rape allegation by attacking E. Jean Carroll’s appearance
Shira Tarlo
Trump has a pattern of disparaging the physical appearances of the women who have accused him of sexual misconduct
E. Jean Carroll details alleged groping and rape by Donald Trump in new interview
Shira Tarlo
The advice columnist and author described a violent episode between her and Trump in a dressing room in the mid-90s
Trump supporters are furious that a knitting website took a stand on white supremacy
Urie Dvorozniak
Ravelry, a knitting forum that boasts over 8 million users, says hate won't be tolerated on its site anymore
“Democrats for Trump” founder urges president to dump Mike Pence — or face defeat in 2020
Matthew Chapman
The group's founder hopes Trump will pick Nikki Haley as his running mate in order to win over suburban women
“Baskets” star Louie Anderson “had a lot of gut punches” playing Christine this season
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Salon talks to the Emmy-winning "Baskets" star and comedy legend about Christine's toughest season yet
I read O.J. Simpson’s Twitter feed so you don’t have to
D. Watkins
Nobody asked for this, and yet here we are
Forget local & slow, a hotter more crowded world means technology will have giant role in your food
Manny Howard
In “The Fate of Food," Amanda Little investigates where and how the food of the future will be made
How we view the women of “The View”: Come for viral catfights, stay for the substance
Melanie McFarland
Our awareness of gender bias in political coverage should also apply to how we interpret ABC's daytime talk series
Paternity tests are big business because women aren’t trusted
Nara Milanich
The paternity testing industry traffics in doubt and mistrust of women
Rudy was Trump, and Trump is Rudy: How NYC in the Central Park Five years shaped history
Andrew O'Hehir
New York's darkest hour became "American Carnage": Before Giuliani became Trump's flunky, he was his role model
With cryptocurrency launch, Facebook sets its path toward becoming an independent nation
Jennifer Grygiel
The world’s newest country?
Smart Watch: Not all reality TV is trash! These unscripted shows are actually useful
Melanie McFarland
Sure, most reality and unscripted series are hot garbage. But there are a few that can actually make life better
America’s mental health system may be unfixable. Fortunately, there’s an alternative
LD Green
The mental health system stresses individual diagnostics and drugs. What if society itself is the problem?
China: enemy or competitor?
Edward Goldberg
The U.S. tangles with China in the economic space is a fierce, often dishonest economic competitor
Nancy Pelosi’s “Hamlet” moment
Richard Phillips
For House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, it comes down to this: “To Impeach or not to impeach. That is the question.”
Researchers say 8 hours of work a week is enough to feel fulfilled. So why won’t hustle culture die?
Keith A. Spencer
We need only 8 hours of work a week to feel useful and happy. This is bad news for Americans
Joe Biden’s “dear white people” strategy: Does he think he’s smarter than Obama?
Amanda Marcotte
Biden got wiped out in 2008, and spent eight years as Obama's veep. Somehow he thinks he can outdo his former boss
Reparations, “concentration camps” and culture war: GOP bad faith on race maxes out
Sophia Tesfaye
From Kyle Kashuv to AOC, Republicans want to turn all discussion of race into pointless culture-war debates
Arturo Castro’s “Alternatino”: Comedy that’s “leaving a little blood in the water”
Melanie McFarland
Salon talks Comedy Central's newest star about good intentions and sketch comedy from a Latinx perspective
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