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College football game days linked to sexual assault
Peter Siminski, Isaac Swensen, Jason Lindo
The rise in sexual assault during big college football games is likely due to the increased drinking
Donald Trump, Brett Kavanaugh and “hostile sexism”: A concept that shapes our moment
Chauncey DeVega
Sociologist David Smith on the blend of anger, bigotry and authoritarianism that defines the Trump coalition
Ancient Romans never reached Greenland, but the emissions from their silver mining did
Elisa Bonnin
Ice cores, used to study ancient climates, also contain the history of the Roman Empire
White adults need to watch “America to Me,” the most important show about teens on TV now
Melanie McFarland
Salon talks to veteran director Steve James about the mixed realities in which his series' subjects are living
Tech billionaires keep buying publications. Here’s what that means for the future of journalism
Nicole Karlis
Marc Benioff bought Time magazine — continuing a recent trend of techies sinking their talons into media
Ford-Kavanaugh showdown is an important battle: But now progressives must fight the war
Paul Rosenberg
Christine Blasey Ford is a test of our political willpower. No matter what happens, Republicans must pay the price
Watching “Atypical” with autism: Still flawed, but season 2 shows growth
Matthew Rozsa
The show's depiction of Sam is still problematic. But there's a lot to identify with in this new season
Why is a mediocre movie like “The Nun” such a hit?
Matthew Rozsa
Movies like "The Nun," which shun science and promote superstition, are not harmless
Lessons from Michael Moore’s “Fahrenheit 11/9”: Establishment Democrats sold out the voters
Sophia A. McClennen
Moore's film is as much about how the left and the media have failed us as it is about the dangers of Trump
Jane Fonda: Accused #MeToo perpetrators should only return once they’ve “done the work” to change
Kate Erbland
The actress and activist spoke her mind at a luncheon celebrating HBO documentary "Jane Fonda in Five Acts"
Bill Shine is coaching Brett Kavanaugh through assault allegations, and Joy Behar is “creeped out”
Travis Gettys
The former Fox News executive was pushed out over his handling of harassment allegations by women at the network
Psychiatrist Bandy Lee: Trump is getting worse; “I suspect he is unable to tolerate reality”
Chauncey DeVega
Yale psychiatrist who edited "Dangerous Case" bestseller says an urgent intervention "was indicated long ago"
YouTubers at the mercy of the algorithm: “The idea is to post content, not have an interesting idea”
Gary M. Kramer
Salon talks to filmmaker Dominic Gagnon, who watched more than 400 hours of vlogger footage to make his new doc
Christine Blasey Ford’s schoolmate remembers hearing about alleged assault
Rachel Leah
"This incident did happen," she wrote on Facebook
Yom Kippur: A time for feasting as well as fasting
Ted Merwin
In both its religious and cultural guises, Judaism has always revolved around food
Stormy Daniels and Trump’s “endowment”: Why do we even care?
Matthew Rozsa
Stormy Daniels has made us laugh by insulting Trump's genitals. But hasn't she made our Trump problem worse?
Brett Kavanaugh is a blend of toxic male privilege and affluenza: A perfect fit for Donald Trump
Chauncey DeVega
Kavanaugh already represented white male privilege on steroids; assault allegations are just icing on the cake
The evangelical purity trap for women: “A lamb outside of your marriage bed and a tiger in it”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
"If you can control somebody's sexuality, you have a deep amount control over them," says author Linda Kay Klein
Retrospectives of the financial crisis are leaving out the most important part — its victims
David Dayden
Ten years ago, the emblematic event of the financial crisis failed: Lehman Brothers
White nationalists love Tucker Carlson, and other startling discoveries in “Rising Out of Hatred”
Amanda Marcotte
Pulitzer Prize-winner Eli Saslow's new book follows the crown prince of Stormfront on his journey out of racism
From ministry to muckraking: The biblical basis for investigative reporting
Marshall Allen
I spent five years in full-time Christian ministry, and my faith has made me a better reporter
Soon-Yi Previn and Woody Allen’s strange charm offensive: An enigma wrapped in scandal
Erin Keane
A profile of Woody Allen's wife (by an old friend) paints their marriage as essentially ordinary. Toward what end?
After Trump: The Donald in the rearview mirror
Andrew J. Bacevich
Trump himself is no more than a pimple on the face of this nation’s history
Right-wingers rush to the defense of Brett Kavanaugh in wake of sexual assault allegation
Taylor Link
Prominent right-wing commentators took to Twitter Sunday to offer some of the worst takes on rape culture
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