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In financial crisis, Montana grandma beats health care cost
Marshall Allen
Montana hired a former insurance insider who pushed back against industry players who keep costs high
Comics writer Ed Brubaker on how his art form conquered the entertainment industry
Chauncey DeVega
Ed Brubaker, who brought Bucky back from the dead in "Captain America," is among comics' most distinctive voices
Futuristic organ-on-a-chip technology now seems more realistic than ever
Max Levy
Researchers have pioneered what may be the most accurate simulation of kidney function to-date
Joey Soloway unpacks “white male liberal” Hollywood: “It’s patriarchy, even coming from the left”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Salon talks to the "Transparent" creator about challenging gender norms and making a "Transparent" musical
David Cross can guess “95%” what kind of David Cross fan you are just by looking at you
Matthew Rozsa
David Cross talks about politics, making comedy that lasts and what type of person likes his best-known works
Social responsibility has to be an organizing principle of big tech, not just cheap talk
Ian I. Mitroff
To avoid future backlash, big tech must anticipate how all products will not only be used, but abused and misused
Silicon Valley’s a**hole economy
Keith A. Spencer
Abusive, pompous men are being spurned across the corporate world — with the exception of the tech industry. Why?
MBS mendacity syndrome: Media pundits run for cover in the wake of Khashoggi outrage
Andrew O'Hehir
As Tom Friedman of the New York Times (and others) furiously backtrack on the Saudi prince, an ugly truth emerges
Trevor Noah talks to Salon about worrying less about Trump’s spelling and more about democracy
Melanie McFarland
"The Daily Show" host opens up about the luxury of rage, how democracy erodes and working through epic news cycles
Gavin McInnes and the Proud Boys: “Alt-right without the racism”?
Amanda Marcotte
Salon reviewed two years of Gavin McInnes "comedy" clips to capture how the Proud Boys leader talks about race
Piers Morgan taunts Daniel Craig over baby sling, and secure dads aren’t having it
Manny Howard
Daniel Craig's entirely unintentional commentary on masculinity and fatherhood has the world in an uproar
Patriots fan pours beer on Tyreek Hill: Boozy, toxic sports culture needs a serious cleanse
D. Watkins
Fandom can build community, but it can also take a dark and even dangerous turn
The U.S. newspaper crisis is growing: More than 1 in 5 local papers have closed since 2004
Erin Keane
A new study from UNC Chapel Hill says thousands of communities are at risk of becoming "news deserts"
Mouth-watering flavor is harder to engineer than we hoped
Ana Gorelova
Cultured meat is making rapid advances, but there’s still a long way to go
Hating Muslims in the Age of Trump: How Muslims became the enemy
Juan Cole
The new Islamophobia looks like the Old McCarthyism
Journalist Jane Ferguson: America is on Saudi Arabia’s side in the Middle East
Keith A. Spencer
After 10 years covering the Middle East, PBS correspondent Jane Ferguson talks about what Americans don't get
Why #Resistance TV shows are so hard to watch
Melanie McFarland
Shows like "The Man in the High Castle" are well made, and certainly relevant to our times. But do they help?
Do Americans really hate “political correctness”? Another misguided attempt at balance falls flat
Paul Rosenberg
In a lightning-rod article, Yascha Mounk claims most Americans hate "political correctness." What does that mean?
“Seinfeld,” “Breaking Bad” and beyond: “CinemAbility” explores Hollywood and disability
Matthew Rozsa
A new documentary by Jenni Gold shows how depictions of disabilities have evolved in TV and film over the years
It’s time for Roxy Music’s debonair art-glam to get its due
Annie Zaleski
With Def Leppard also getting a Rock Hall nomination, glam is having a long-overdue moment
17 tips to steer kids of all ages through the political season
Regan McMahon
Help your kids tune out the noise and tune into age-appropriate resources for political news
Maggie Gyllenhaal on playing “starving” women: “The way many women are feeling right now”
D. Watkins
The star of HBO's "The Deuce" and Netflix's "The Kindergarten Teacher" on acting, adapting Elena Ferrante and more
Masculinity should not be defined by the Kavanaugh hearings
Michael Kehler
What have men learned from the last few weeks? A masculinities scholar explains
A week in review: Trump fiddles as the world burns … and drowns, dries and dies
Terry H. Schwadron
The White House ignores a dire warning on climate change
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