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Roseanne Barr defends her support of Trump to Fallon: “People are mad . . . I don’t give a f**k!”
Shira Tarlo
The comic and vocal Trump supporter answered questions from Jimmy Fallon about why she supports President Trump
Larry and me: My dinner in Switzerland with the late founder of Burning Man
Keith A. Spencer
Larry Harvey was the co-founder of the anarchic desert party. I was a prominent critic. We met in Switzerland
There is no campus free speech crisis: The right’s new moral panic is largely imaginary
Jeffrey Adam Sachs
There's no data to suggest younger people are more censorious, and most attacks on speech come from the right
Why having kids is like going through puberty: “I really feel like I regressed”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Salon talks to author Kimberly Harrington about her new book of essays and why parenting is always "Amateur Hour"
The Nazi history of Hans Asperger proves we need a new word for this type of autism
Matthew Rozsa
A new book on the Nazi past of the man known for discovering Asperger's Syndrome reveals we should change the name
“The Simpsons” creator Matt Groening addresses Apu controversy
Shira Tarlo
"I think it’s a time in our culture where people love to pretend they’re offended," he said.
W. Kamau Bell wants to build bridges in 3rd season of “United Shades of America”
Rachel Leah
"I've already had the divided conversations on the show; let's build some bridges"
Fired CNN host Reza Aslan: “It’s time to treat Donald Trump as an enemy of the state”
Chauncey DeVega
Scholar fired by CNN for anti-Trump tweets: We are "one 9/11-style terror attack from the end" of America
Three things doctors say should be part of your weight loss efforts
David Prologo
Sleep and recovery are just as important as putting in work
She studied brains. Then she almost lost hers
Nicole Karlis
An interview with Barbara Lipska, author of "The Neuroscientist Who Lost Her Mind: My Tale of Madness and Recovery"
Bi-furious: Why does pop culture still treat bisexual people so poorly?
Kristen Lepionka
Even in this era of LGBTQ progress, "B" representation still leaves a lot to be desired
“America Divided”: Gretchen Carlson talks about D.C.’s War on Women
Melanie McFarland
Salon talks to Carlson about how #MeToo is playing on Capitol Hill, as well as her return to TV for Epix and A&E
Ralph Macchio is still Daniel LaRusso in “Cobra Kai,” but he’s no longer a “Karate Kid”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
We sit down with the "Karate Kid" star to discuss the enduring legacy of his films and the "Cobra Kai" 30-year jump
Onward, Christian soldiers: Right-wing religious nationalists launch dramatic new power play
Paul Rosenberg
Evangelical extremists mount "Project Blitz," a covert campaign to re-create a Christian America that never existed
Peak superhero? Not even close: How one movie genre became the guiding myth of neoliberalism
Keith A. Spencer
What if the most popular movie genre of our age is really the immune reaction of a dying economic system?
Why victims’ advocates are calling this “the golden age of sexual assault reform”
Christopher Johnston
The launch of the federal Sexual Assault Kit Initiative (SAKI) was a turning point in advocacy for rape victims
Meet “The Trumpslayer”: Comedian Cate Gary says we should “keep calling Nazis Nazis”
Keith Lowell Jensen
This comedian has earned herself a reputation even among the radical left for her strong opinions
“Sesame Street,” Julia and me: How a Muppet with autism helps heal childhood wounds
Matthew Rozsa
I wish there had been a character like Julia on TV when I was a lonely kid with an autism diagnosis
Congratulations, graduates! Now get ready to work for free
Sophia A. McClennen
Unpaid work is going mainstream, and it's spreading fast
Donald Trump’s creed of greed: Product of a society that puts profit before people
Conor Lynch
Trump is a product of the twisted worship of wealth. Can he cure us of our misguided faith that greed is good?
How Bill Cosby, America’s dad, used TV to betray us
Melanie McFarland
For decades Bill Cosby exploited TV to ensure that the public would believe him instead of the women he preyed upon
Molly Ringwald sits down with Salon: “I have a voice and I feel like I’ve earned it”
Gary M. Kramer
The former '80s teen queen opens up about playing unlikeable adults, John Hughes and culture in the age of #MeToo
The curious case of the twice-fired FBI analyst
Topher Sanders
Said Barodi, a Muslim American, had been deemed an “excellent” employee before being fired
Why cops kill black people: Research suggests a troubling pattern of “retaliatory violence”
Chauncey DeVega
A new case in California — and new research suggesting that police get stuck in a deadly psychological cycle
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