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For millions of workers, Fyre Festival is a familiar tale
Keith A. Spencer
Netflix's Fyre Festival documentary tells a tale as old as time of bad managers and exploited contractors
What is it like to shoot someone? “Behind the Bullet” explores “moral injury” of gun violence
Gary M. Kramer
Salon talks to the maker of a new documentary about "four individuals who have pulled the trigger"
“There’s no way to save up money”: “Maid” author Stephanie Land on the rigged math of being poor
Erin Keane
"The system does not encourage you to improve yourself," the author of "Maid" tells Salon
Elizabeth Warren’s “wealth tax” proposal is popular — and Donald Trump had it first
Sophia Tesfaye
Can Elizabeth Warren can sell her bold new plan to tax the rich? Why not? Everybody loves it — except the rich
What Amanda Seales knows: On comedy, authenticity and success on her own terms
Rachel Leah
Salon talks to the "Insecure" star about her new HBO stand-up special, fame, and the power of social media
Jena Friedman’s “Soft Focus”: Dark feminist comedy, aimed at young men
Rachel Leah
Salon talks to the "The Daily Show" alum about her new special, Trump, and her uniquely political voice
Generation X exists! New Weezer album is the sound of our middle-aged middle-child syndrome
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A collection of cheesy covers is the defining soundtrack of a generation so easily forgotten
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How the media centers whiteness: “Today,” Nicholas Sandmann and “the others”
Melanie McFarland
Savannah Guthrie's interview with the Covington Catholic teen shows an ongoing flaw in how the news covers race
“Black Panther” deserves a Best Picture Oscar nomination. “The Dark Knight” didn’t
Matthew Rozsa
"The Dark Knight" received the recognition it earned. But "Black Panther" is a superior film all around
Memo to Iowa congressman: Western civilization was never just western
J.M. Opal
"Western civilization" has always been tangled up with Africa, Asia and the Americas
Has Dick Cheney seen “Vice”? His biographer talks to Salon about Adam McKay’s biopic and more
Matthew Rozsa
Salon talks with Dick Cheney's biographer on what parts of "Vice" are accurate and which parts are not
As usual, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is right: There should be no billionaires
Amanda Marcotte
Ocasio-Cortez argues that billionaires have no reason to exist. She's right, both morally and economically
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has a message for the politicians who want her to “wait your turn”
Matthew Chapman
The freshman representative tells Stephen Colbert about her explosive rise from bartending in the Bronx to Congress
Comics author Brian K. Vaughan on his global hit “Saga” and making art in troubled times
Chauncey DeVega
Author of "Y: The Last Man" and the "Saga" series: 90 percent of art is garbage, but the rest is "worth dying for"
From apricots to Apple: Keith Spencer on the “People’s History of Silicon Valley”
Andrew O'Hehir
Salon editor Keith Spencer on his ambitious account of the myth, history and real-world effects of tech's homeland
The debate is over: The oceans are in hot, hot water
Eric Holthaus
A recent study confirms that the oceans are warming 40 percent faster than many scientists had previously estimated
The euro at 20: For the European Union to survive, the euro must die
Marshall Auerback
An orchestrated return to national currencies would be optimal, but a crisis looks more likely to force the issue
Killer Mike on whether America can be saved: “We’ve failed, but we can change it”
D. Watkins
Rapper and entrepreneur talks Netflix "Trigger Warning," guns, education, Noam Chomsky and Bernie Sanders 2020
Author Gaby Dunn on being “Bad With Money”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Millennials aren't the only generation that needs help getting real when it comes to personal finance
Bill Browder is Putin’s public enemy No 1 – but he isn’t scared : He’s a “very stupid strategist”
Matthew Rozsa
A pro-democracy businessman who Putin wants dead described the Russian dictator as a "very, very stupid strategist"
“Standoff at Sparrow Creek”: Michigan militia men unravel in this claustrophobic thriller
Gary M. Kramer
"Politically, I can say the characters are not alt-right," filmmaker Henry Dunham tells Salon
Donald Trump: The Kremlin’s tool
Stephan Richter, Richard Phillips
Whether intentional or not, Donald Trump serves the Kremlin’s interests
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