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Autopilot wars: Sixteen years, but who’s counting?
Andrew Bacevich
How we learned not to care about America's wars
“Why America elected the groper-in-chief” and more in Salon’s author questionnaire
Teddy Wayne
Salon talks to 5 authors about the secret lives of their new books
James Van Der Beek’s story of sexual abuse is a powerful reminder that men can be victims too
Rachel Leah
It's a reminder that the power dynamic inherent in sexual violence affects us all
Gentrification? Some cities say “bring it”
Jonathan Wynn, Andrew Deener
Cash-strapped Hartford is one of a number American cities that have missed out on the nation’s urban renaissance
Trump and Pence’s war on black athletes has nothing to do with sports
Chauncey DeVega
Mike Pence's NFL stunt wasn't about respect or patriotism. It was a blatant attempt to inflame the racist base
“This isn’t Denver,” my lawyer said: Not all of Colorado loves legal weed
Sarah Knox
I spent five days in jail for driving with THC in my blood. Legal limits here are off base and enforcement uneven
“American Horror Story: Cult” censored itself after Las Vegas, and won
Melanie McFarland
With a mass shooting central to an upcoming episode, producers didn't delay broadcast — a rare and valuable choice
Trump’s mental health poses danger, psychiatrists warn
Rachel Leah
Dr. Bandy Lee discusses why Trump's aggressive tendencies and attraction to violence is problematic for all
Ronan Farrow: NBC had my Weinstein exposé first and killed it
Rachel Leah
The reporter behind the Weinstein New Yorker exposé explains why it did not run on NBC
The NFL player protesters turn into labor heroes thanks to Trump, Jerry Jones
Matthew Rozsa
Trump's plan to substitute legislative battles for political ones is backfiring — since he's losing those too
Trump claims a high IQ, behaves like a “f***ing moron”
Heather Digby Parton
Tillerson and Corker have spoken out against Trump because he's dangerous — and lurching toward nuclear war
Eminem takes on Trump in emotional, 4-minute-long freestyle
Taylor Link
The rapper went in during the BET awards Tuesday, rapping about Trump's racism and hypocrisy
Not even Scott Pruitt can save the coal industry from itself
Amanda Marcotte
Coal is yesterday's energy source. But for Trump and Pruitt, it's another symbolic issue causing real-world damage
“All our jokes should have a purpose.”: Robin Thede lends late night new perspective
Max Cea
BET's “The Rundown with Robin Thede” launches with plans to shake late night's cage
Hillary Clinton finally denounces Harvey Weinstein, changing nothing
Rachel Leah
Republicans were calling on her to speak, but did we really need her to?
Here’s why Donald Trump is facing a White House exodus
Matthew Rozsa
Everyone from Secretary of State Rex Tillerson to National Economic Council Director Gary Cohn reportedly wants out
Wolverine and Judge Dredd walk into a bar . . .
Jessica Klein
Which Comic Con has the best off-campus bar scene; New York or San Diego?
Harvey Weinstein fired from production company after sexual harassment reports
Jeremy Binckes
After numerous allegations of sexual harassment, Harvey Weinstein will no longer work at the company he founded
Does the First Amendment let celebs say whatever they want?
Shontavia Johnson
Celebrity voices are powerful, but does the First Amendment let them say anything they want?
31 Halloween ideas for kids to play, make, eat, and watch
Sierra Filucci
Cheap costumes? Cool pumpkins? Get online inspiration for learning, doing, and having fun -- in only a few clicks
Violence, racism and democracy in America: a conversation with Susan K. Smith and Bill Moyers
Bill Moyers
“All men are created equal” does not mean what we think those words should mean
Bronies, the adult male fandom for “My Little Pony,” might be the best male-led nerd group for women
Jessica Klein
Those grown men enjoying "My Little Pony: The Movie" insist they are simply making room for cute in their lives
Women’s labor, sex work and U.S. military bases abroad
David Vine
Commercial sex zones have developed around U.S. bases worldwide, and problems are particularly pronounced overseas
Road trips can be life changing for women, so why doesn’t Hollywood want us behind the wheel?
Laura Feinstein
The movies present driving away from the home as a transgression, a risk — sometimes it's what we need to survive
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