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Why Silicon Valley treats predators differently
Nicole Karlis
Hollywood execs face the consequences. Tech moguls think they’re above them
LA Weekly’s new owners quit paying writers, push outlet to the right
Charlie May
Former writers of the alternative weekly have called for an all-out boycott, as owners attempt damage control
GOP tax bill: Social Darwinism makes a big comeback
Chauncey DeVega
Thomas Malthus' vicious theory that the rich are moral, and the poor worthless, comes alive in Republican tax bill
Entombed BBC live recordings released by the Rolling Stones
Colin Fleming
An awesome new live set, "On Air" reveals the fascinating musical evolution of the Rolling Stones
“Fox & Friends” quotes Frederick Douglass and 2Pac while shaming black families
Rachel Leah
No, none of this makes sense
Bill O’Reilly faces another lawsuit from woman he allegedly harassed
Nicole Karlis
Fox News spent 8 figures trying to quell all the lawsuits. A new lawsuit says O'Reilly breached settlement terms
“Alt-right” women are upset that “alt-right” men are treating them terribly
Rachel Leah
Some prominent "alt-right" women are calling for more equality and acceptance within the movement
Scholar Henry Giroux: Trump’s attack on democracy will fail
Chauncey DeVega
Trump hopes to "dismantle all aspects of American democracy," says radical thinker. But resistance can defeat him
Shrinking Bears Ears: Another massive insult to Native Americans
Amanda Marcotte
Not long after his "Pocahontas" slur, Trump will try to undo Native tribes' preservation work with a single stroke
Can a tech company build a city? Ask Google
Sarah Barns
Can Google's parent company successfully build a high-tech urban development project?
Long shots in the best foreign language film Oscar race
Gary M. Kramer
Salon talks to Oscar hopefuls about their chances to break out and upset the favorites in a competitive field
Trump has kept the alt-right alive
Amanda Marcotte
Ever wonder why alt-righters call trump "emperor god"?
GOP’s court-packing spree: It’s only the beginning
Paul Rosenberg
Conservatives have an ambitious plan to stack the judiciary deep into the future. Progressives must fight back
Gangster capitalism and nostalgic authoritarianism in Trump’s America
Henry A. Giroux
In one year, the Trump regime has wrought immense damage to democracy, culture and thought. But there's new hope
The 25 worst Donald Trump tweets of 2017, so far
Rachel Leah
They're a scrolling synopsis of his disastrous, year-long presidency. Enjoy?
What is Britain First, Donald Trump’s latest Twitter muse?
Chris Allen
Learn more about the far-right group retweeted by Donald Trump
“Bunk”: From P.T. Barnum to the post-truth age
Melanie McFarland
Salon talks to author Kevin Young about how hoaxes and being hoaxed are as American as shoofly pie
Lyndon Johnson in Vietnam: The turning point of the ’60s
Victor Brooks
Johnson visited Vietnam in October 1966. By the end of the year, the war was America's major foreign policy issue
Eat these podcasts: 12 delicious shows about food history
Ma'ayan Plaut
From “Modernist BreadCrumbs” to the secret lives of taquerias, these shows take you on a journey beyond the plate
Are we witnessing Don Lemon’s “Season 2” now?
Melanie McFarland
Recently CNN's long-pilloried host has stopped playing nice. It's about time
Should I be ashamed to watch a Kevin Spacey movie?
Cary Cooper
Enjoying the actor’s work doesn’t mean you tacitly endorse the alleged behavior of Kevin Spacey the private citizen
Donald Trump is waging war on reality — so far, reality is losing
Andrew O'Hehir
Trump's campaign against reality isn't a distraction or a sign of mental illness. It's his historical mission
Government regulation of social media would be a “cure” far worse than the disease
Paul Levinson
Censorship would likely infringe on the First Amendment rather than cracking down on foreign interference
Liberals are the new conservatives
David Masciotra
Strangely, those of us on the center-left now find ourselves defending formerly "conservative" American values
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