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“Queer Eye” and the view from here
Melanie McFarland
Netflix's successful update of a Bravo classic hits still holds a narrow definition of what it means to be queer
Emmanuel Macron staged a punk coup on the Champs-Élysées
Julie Louise Bacon
This July 14 also marks the 100th anniversary of the entry of American troops into the first world war
NRA TV host blames Edwin Jackson’s death on NFL players kneeling during anthem
Jeremy Binckes
Think that Trump blaming immigrants is a bad take? You haven't seen anything yet
Kim Jong-un’s sister will be a part of the North Korean Olympic delegation
Gabriel Bell
A key player in her brother's propaganda machine, Kim Yo-jong's presence at the games raises fears and hopes
“The Gilded Age” reflects upon our divisions then, and now
Melanie McFarland
"American Experience" examines another point in history when the wealthy few trampled upon the will of the many
How we got Donald Trump (and how we might have avoided him)
Andrew J. Bacevich
How are we to account for his noxious presence as commander-in-chief and putative Leader of the Free World?
Put down “Hillbilly Elegy” and read this book instead
Erin Keane
Salon talks to historian Elizabeth Catte about her new book "What You Are Getting Wrong About Appalachia"
4 of the biggest fake threats to free speech on campus invented by right-wingers
Matthew James Seidel
These alleged threats to freedom of expression don't hold up well under scrutiny
She’s straight, he’s gay: A very short history of the “mixed orientation” marriage
Amanda Marcotte
Josh and Lolly Weed tried to make it work — one's gay, the other isn't — but in 2018, the experiment is ending
These are the 20 best debut album lead-off tracks of all time
Annie Zaleski
How Beyoncé, The Beatles and other legends kicked off their careers with greatness
Inside North Korea’s literary fiction factory
Meredith Shaw
North Korea's domestic propaganda is largely ignored abroad and also very difficult for South Koreans to understand
The hidden health inequalities that American Indians and Alaskan Natives face
Annie Belcourt
There's a stark contrast in the quality of health between reservations and non-Native neighborhoods
The uncomfortable truth about Whole Foods and Amazon’s grocery monopoly
Jacob Bacharach
Late capitalism resembles Soviet logic, especially when it comes to consumer options
Sean Hannity tried to talk about Trump’s “pee tape” last night — it didn’t go well
Jeremy Binckes
Jesse Watters absolutely settled it. There's no way whatsoever that the incident could have happened
Why depression is rampant in our times
Eleanor J. Bader
The author of a new book says drug companies have hoodwinked consumers into relying on medication
Antifa vs. Milo Yiannopoulos: Who won?
Mark Bray
It's been a year since anti-fascist protests shut down a Yiannopoulos gig at UC Berkeley, to much media criticism
Missouri Attorney General blames human trafficking on 1960s sexual revolution
Nicole Karlis
"The sexual revolution has led to exploitation of women on a scale that we would never have imagined," Hawley said.
New report classifies US as a “flawed democracy”
Nicole Karlis
Partisanship and Trump were to blame for the US's dismal ranking in the Economist's annual Democracy Index report
California’s other drought: A major earthquake is overdue
Richard Aster
California is under the threat of a major earthquake
The Civil Rights movement, distorted: Weaponizing history against Black Lives Matter
Jeanne Theoharis
The Civil Rights movement was far more disruptive, demanding, contentious, and profound than it’s often depicted
“Great Performances” gives us Nas’ Illmatic, orchestrated
Melanie McFarland
"Nas Live From the Kennedy Center" shows the magic that happens when classical music embraces a hip-hop classic
“The Passion of the Christ” sequel on the way from Mel Gibson with original film’s Jesus
Rachel Leah
The followup to the controversial film comes a time when anti-Semitism is on the rise in the U.S.
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