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“Can we call anybody a slut?”: GOP congressman complains of PC culture run amok
Matthew Rozsa
Republican Jason Lewis repeatedly denigrated women seeking birth control as "sluts" on his Minnesota talk show
Why does Fox News’ Steve Doocy still have a job?
Pam Vogel
Two years after he was implicated in Gretchen Carlson's lawsuit, the Fox News host remains on air
Brexit: How Trump strengthens the case of the Remainers
Stephan Richter
The Leavers’ hopes for a bilateral trade deal with the U.S. always seemed very iffy
Sex and gender diversity is growing across the U.S.
Georgiann Davis
Individuals whose gender does not match with the sex they were assigned at birth has doubled in the last 10 years
I love Joss Whedon, and I’m done with Joss Whedon
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Joss Whedon is developing a new HBO series. Despite my love of "Dr. Horrible" and "Buffy," I'll pass on this one
Jason Blum reflects on Harvey Weinstein’s bullying at Miramax
Zack Sharf
“What I question now is why I remained as long as I did,” Blum says of the time he spent working at Miramax.
Silicon Valley’s cautionary tale shows what can go wrong when charities get obsessed with growth
Brian Mittendorf
Charities should not make amassing more and more money their top priority
Who’s buying our elections? Inside the shadowy world of “Dark Money”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Salon talks to director Kimberly Reed about her new documentary
Donald Trump, King of the White People, bends the knee to a foreign tyrant
Chauncey DeVega
Donald Trump's ugly racist fantasies, embraced by millions of Americans, brought us to this national disgrace
Jack White’s bat inducted into baseball hall of fame
Daniel Kreps
Rocker’s Warstic bat from charity sandlot game enshrined in Cooperstown
Trump, the masterful Soviet sleeper agent
Stephan Richter
The U.S. President can rightfully say to his masters in Russia and China “Mission Accomplished”
One of the immutable laws of cooking: If it is nicknamed “sludge” it has got to be good
Bex Brian
Before Canada had Justin Trudeau to brag about, she threw herself a party, and Expo67 occasioned the best soup ever
“Grief was not like anything I imagined”: A widower’s perspective on loss and mourning
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Salon talks to "The Widower's Handbook" author Jonathan Santlofer about what losing someone is really like
Harvey Weinstein breaks silence in new interview
Daniel Kreps
He denies he told columnist “I did offer them acting jobs in exchange for sex, but so did and still does everyone”
Donald Trump’s “chaos magic”: Author Gary Lachman on the far right’s links to occult philosophy
Chauncey DeVega
Onetime Blondie bass player and culture critic on Trump, Putin, Pepe the Frog and right-wing magical thinking
Pussy Riot claims responsibility for on-field protest during World Cup final
Charlie May
Pussy Riot said four of its members disrupted the World Cup final and demanded the release of political prisoners
Alcohol’s health benefits hard to prove, but harms are easy to document
Christina Mair
Alcohol is part of American life, but its health risks may be underplayed
Democrats have an ideology — government as a force for good. To win, they must embrace it
Paul Rosenberg
To survive the Trump era, Democrats must embrace their true identity — which most Americans strongly support
With anti-China protectionism, the left is aiding Trump’s xenophobic agenda
Tobita Chow
Mounting anti-China nationalism is bringing the United States to the brink of a potentially disastrous trade war
Donald Trump, Brexit and the Russians: A dangerous turning point in “World War IV”
Andrew O'Hehir
Trump's week of grand spectacle wasn't as crazy as it looked: Once again, he's trying to lure his foes into a trap
We need more working-class TV now: Why won’t pop culture reflect American reality?
David Masciotra
Most Americans have little savings and live one bad break away from financial ruin. TV needs more of those stories
Trump and congressional Republicans are working to “end welfare as we know it”
Ebony Slaughter-Johnson
They are setting the stage for the elimination of the social safety net altogether
America’s addictions: Overdosing in Twenty-First Century America
Tom Engelhardt
Opioids, Donald Trump and war
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