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Rep. John Delaney: A 2020 candidate you haven’t heard about — and he’s worth hearing
Dean Obeidallah
Does this Springsteen fan from New Jersey (by way of Maryland) actually have the best solution for climate change?
What’s your damage? Why a “Heathers” TV adaptation hasn’t worked — yet
Hanh Nguyen
“Riverdale” aired the latest failed attempt to pay tribute to the classic dark comedy from the ‘80s
Eight mistakes the media makes about anti-Semitism in America today
Paul Rosenberg
Our collective understanding of anti-Semitism has been warped by Donald Trump. Time for some historical truth
Pennsylvania Republican accused of sexual assault resigns
Matthew Rozsa
Rep. Brian Ellis resigned on Monday following accusations that he drugged and sexually assaulted a woman
5 of the most embarrassing sex scandals involving socially-conservative Republicans
Alex Henderson
Evangelicals have been major Trump supporters despite claims from Michael Cohen that he had extramarital affairs
Six things we learned from the New Zealand massacre: Tim Wise on the crisis of whiteness
Chauncey DeVega
Anti-racism activist Tim Wise on New Zealand, Donald Trump and the "collective nervous breakdown" of white people
Trump’s racist delusions and the global threat of white hate
David Masciotra
Democracy, security and peace are being endangered by white supremacist hate, while Trump yells about his wall
Trump’s war of words claims real victims: Can we now see this man for who he really is?
Chauncey DeVega
Trump has been promising violence from the beginning. Here it is: We have to face it, and face his true nature
Laurie Halse Anderson on writing “outside of your lane”: “Be prepared to do years of extra work”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Salon talks to the author of "Speak" and "Shout" about writing, trauma and PTSD, and Brett Kavanaugh
What makes humans unique among animals
Adam Rutherford
Dolphins have cultural transmission; many animals learn. But only humans teach
CIA agent turned comics writer Tom King on making art in the era of Trump’s “absurdity”
Chauncey DeVega
Tom King was a CIA officer in the Middle East after 9/11. Now he's among the most acclaimed comic-book writers
Exclusive: Catalan independence leader Carles Puigdemont on reinventing nationalism in a new century
Thomas S. Harrington
From exile in Belgium, Catalan president talks about reinventing democracy after "right" and "left" have collapsed
The senate was just the start: A mass extinction of the toxic bosses in every sector is upon us
Kyle M.K.
In the workplace being a genius is no longer an acceptable trade-off for being the jerk atop the the food chain
#MeToo whistleblowing is upending a century-old legal precedent in US demanding loyalty to the boss
Elizabeth C. Tippett
Workers are increasingly not keeping their employers' secrets secret
School shooters and drones: Gun violence at home and abroad
Allegra Harpootlian
Linking gun violence at home to America’s wars abroad
How John Turturro got his moves, from “Do the Right Thing” to “Gloria Bell”
D. Watkins
Salon's wide-ranging interview: John Turturro on aging, dancing, acting, basketball and working with Spike Lee
Brexit: Will it ever happen?
Denis MacShane
In Brussels and elsewhere, there is a palpable sense of “better get it over with than tolerating an eternal drama”
Jesse Eisenberg opens up: “I think of myself as a basic, unremarkable person”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Salon talks to "The Hummingbird Project" star about OCD, "Zombieland" and why we're due for a mime revival
Beto launches his campaign: And it’s clear that white men still have unfair advantages
Amanda Marcotte
Beto, Bernie and Joe aren't being oppressed in 2020. In fact, they all benefit from white male privilege
Inside the sordid world of “Meth Tumblr”
Keith A. Spencer
Tumblr's infamous adult content ban purged the site of porn — yet meth injection videos still have a home
The perils of “dangerous” comedy, or what makes a notorious warlord laugh?
Melanie McFarland
The Netflix series "Larry Charles' Dangerous World of Comedy" gets dark, without much humor
Christopher Nolan’s “Dark Knight” trilogy returns with 8-hour marathon in IMAX 70mm
Zack Sharf
Nolan will take part in a Q&A discussion in between screenings of "The Dark Knight" and "The Dark Knight Rises"
The real scam of the elite college admissions game goes beyond Felicity Huffman and Lori Loughlin
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Money can't buy smarts, but Operation Varsity Blues exposes how connected our ideas about wealth and intellect are
Tucker Carlson is probably safe: He’s too valuable to the GOP for Fox to cut him loose
Amanda Marcotte
Carlson is good at leveraging bigotry to get viewers to vote against their own interests. Republicans need that
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