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Can L.A. save the planet? City’s “zero waste” plan could be a model
Paul Rosenberg
L.A.'s ambitious plan to divert 90 percent of waste by 2025 isn't just about recycling. It's about remaking a city
Thoughts, prayers, and the five stages of media tragedy distillation
Melanie McFarland
Running down the five stages of tragedy, as handled by the media
America’s biggest divide: winners and losers
Neal Gabler
America is divided between those considered winners, and those who are considered by the winners to be losers
A tiny island nation’s food is poisoning its people
Chris White
In the POV film "The Islands and the Whales," whale meat once meant survival but now it could endanger lives
Is today’s NRA the “price of freedom”?
Bill Moyers
Someday, people will read about this moment in history books and wonder how we got to this level of insanity
Billy Crystal and Bill Maher riff on the decline of America, from guns to Betsy DeVos
Taylor Link
Crystal takes down the education secretary in a sit down with Maher
Las Vegas: Another reminder of how racism hurts white people too
Chauncey DeVega
What does a white man shooting into a largely white crowd have to do with racism? Welcome to America
Are great works of art like Buster Keaton’s “College” in danger?
Colin Fleming
In the classic, made 90 years ago this month, Keaton's character appears in blackface
Why Harvey Weinstein’s apology is so hard to believe
Amanda Marcotte
Weinstein is hiding behind "I didn't know better" for his alleged harassment, but that's not remotely convincing
America may be more divided now than anytime since the Civil War
Heather Digby Parton
Our two parties have long represented different views of American society, but the chasm is only getting deeper
Liberal journalists reportedly sent tips to Breitbart — now they’re scrambling
Keith A. Spencer
Tech's toxic masculinity and Breitbart: Male journalists secretly leaked intel to former editor Milo Yiannopoulos
Why people around the world fear climate change more than Americans do
Gregory J. Carbone
Americans tend to rely on their political leanings while others are more scientifically-savvy about climate change
“The Good Doctor,” “Young Sheldon” speak to our need for feel-good TV
Melanie McFarland
Early series pick-ups for these two new series give us a clue about what American may be aching for right now
“Poppies of Iraq” chronicles a young girl’s life growing up in Mosul
Mark Peters
Brigitte Findakly writes about coming of age in an Iraqi city with no public life for women
Conservative columnist: It’s time to repeal the Second Amendment
Charlie May
All of America's foreign wars haven't taken as many lives as guns have in the last 50 years
Harvey Weinstein bombshell exposé alleges decades of sexual harassment
Gabriel Bell
Ashley Judd and other industry workers speak out against the Hollywood titan in explosive New York Times story
NRA calls for review of bump stocks following Las Vegas shooting — but it’s just a ploy
Charlie May
The NRA blamed Obama, pushed for ambiguous "additional regulations" and promoted a concealed carry gun law
Steve King has paid his family as full-time campaign staffers for over a decade
Matthew Rozsa
The Iowa congressman isn't breaking the law by doing this, but it does raise ethical questions
Vaping is better for you than smoking cigarettes, says new study
Jarrett Lyons
While you'll look very basic, switching from cigs to vaping may significantly increase life expectancy
Homage to Catalonia: What just happened in Spain’s would-be breakaway region?
Mireia Triguero Roura
Outside observers are amazed to see such chaos and violence in a stable, modern democracy. But Spain isn't one
The booming business of music festivals has a problem only gun control can solve
Annie Zaleski
Safety at a music festival, like few other public events, requires a covenant between organizers and attendees
Dan Savage knows a great sex story when he hears it
Amanda Marcotte
Savage talks to Salon about his new "Hot Mic" podcast and why sex stories bring us in touch with our humanity
Al Franken in conversation with Salon: Fighting Trump “has been easier than we thought”
Alexandra Clinton
Minnesota Senator Al Franken joins Salon Media Group CEO Jordan Hoffner for a special edition of "Salon Talks"
James Inhofe blames “sanctuary cities” for Las Vegas shooting
Charlie May
Inhofe says Congress can't do anything to prevent gun violence in America and instead blames "permissiveness"
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