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Trump’s tournament of corruption: Mick Mulvaney and Scott Pruitt still in the lead
Heather Digby Parton
So much for draining the swamp: In an administration of epic sleaze and corruption, these two guys stand out
“My House” on Viceland: The House and Ball community is “one of the original safe spaces”
Rachel Leah
The powerful story of this subculture created by and for queer people of color lives on in a new Viceland series
Holocaust ignorance: Today’s dangers of authoritarian trends
Frank Vogl
There must be a new urgency to ensuring that people understand the horrors of the past and the dangers of today
This Week on SalonTV: Molly Ringwald, Ralph Macchio, “The Handmaid’s Tale” and more
Compiled by Salon staff
Tune in for conversations around Tribeca Film Festival
Blame Bibi: Natalie Portman explains her decision for declining award in Israel
Rachel Leah
"I chose not to attend because I did not want to appear as endorsing Benjamin Netanyahu," she said
What a fresh hell this is: “The Handmaid’s Tale” returns
Melanie McFarland
Hulu's award-winning drama writes the next dark chapters for the women in Margaret Atwood's chilling dystopia
“Live Work Work Work Die” paints a portrait of Silicon Valley hypocrisy
Keith A. Spencer
Author Corey Pein's new book shines a light on the coder class and post-gentrified San Francisco
The Second Amendment comes first in teaching constitutional law
Anthony Johnstone
The Second Amendment used to be absent from constitutional law classes, but no more
The triumph and tragedy of Channel Awesome
Matthew Rozsa
Channel Awesome became really popular because of the personalities it nurtured — but something was amiss
Let us not praise famous men: Too early to forgive male celebrities taken down by #MeToo
Erin Keane
Redemption might be on the horizon for Louis C.K., Charlie Rose, Mario Batali and Matt Lauer. Have they earned it?
How Shannon Watts became the NRA’s number one enemy
Nicole Karlis
The Indiana mother started a Facebook group that is now running candidates and getting legislation passed
How the U.S. became Troll Nation: From Gamergate to the rise of Trump
Amanda Marcotte
Before "MAGA," Gamergaters claimed harassing women online was "about ethics in video game journalism"
Superman at 80: How two high school friends concocted the original comic book hero
Brad Ricca
In 1938, a cultural icon was born
Revisiting “Transformer”: Lou Reed’s walk through the David Bowie Superstar Machine
Ezra Furman
The iconic 1972 collision of two diametrically opposed artists
When virtual reality feels real, so does the sexual harassment
Jessica Buchleitner
In striving to make virtual reality as real as possible, this also means the worst of behavior feels as real too
Kendrick Lamar just won a Pulitzer: Here are the hip-hop artists who already should have
D. Watkins
Kendrick Lamar's "Damn" was a breakthrough. But these hip-hop classics from the '90s were fully Pulitzer-worthy
Progressive women are lining up to run for office. Is Joe Biden really the Democrats’ best bet?
David Masciotra
A state Senate candidate in my Indiana district articulates a clearer progressive agenda than any national Democrat
Tracey Ullman takes on Starz’s “Howards End”
Melanie McFarland
"Lots of things resonate with today," the actor tells Salon, about the miniseries adaptation of Forster's novel
A school shooting adds a dark footnote to National School Walkout Day
Shira Tarlo
On the 19th anniversary of Columbine, students across the country protested gun violence and budget cuts
Embrace intersectionality and decolonization for real change
Yoav Litvin
The concentration on identity politics has derailed the larger goal of advancing marginalized groups
What it’s like to grow up with the constant threat of violence
Frida Berrigan
The weaponization of everyday life
Jerry Falwell’s billion-dollar blessings: Liberty University is a gold mine
Alec MacGillis
How one of the religious right's most powerful institutions transformed into a wildly lucrative online empire
Here’s why some progressives are tearing each other apart
Valerie Tarico
Progressives are telling two different stories about the world we live in and the future we are trying to create
#MeToo isn’t changing low salaries or lousy working conditions for cheerleaders
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Bailey Davis' lawsuit shows how America's love/hate relationship with cheerleaders leaves them out of #TimesUp
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