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Guess who George R.R. Martin compared to “Game of Thrones'” Joffrey
Gabriel Bell
Just guess. Come on, you've got this
Psychiatrist Bandy Lee: “We have an obligation to speak about Donald Trump’s mental health issues. . . . Our survival as a species may be at stake”
Chauncey DeVega
"Malignant reality is taking hold" in American politics, says shrink who held conference on Trump's mental health
NRA TV says the Manchester bombing happened because of “gender bending” and gun control
Jeremy Binckes
How does the National Rifle Association turn the latest tragedy into a blame-the-victim effort? Easily
North Dakota Democrat rejects the Trump resistance: “I think that’s a waste of my time”
Matthew Sheffield
Heidi Heitkamp, one of the must vulnerable Democrats in the Senate, complains that fighting Trump is not persuasive
This “Master of None” episode teaches a master class in empathy
D. Watkins
"New York, I Love You" gives me a new appreciation for how strangers move through a city together
“The rainbow flag is the new Confederate flag”: GOP group behind Target boycott compares gay rights to “slavery”
Nico Lang
Hateful rhetoric and grotesque distortions spewed by organizers of the Target boycott have not produced results
Manchester was an attack on girls
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The bombing — and the trolling that followed — show again how females are targeted
A Catholic nun on what it really means to be pro-life
Sister Joan Chittister
What exactly is a moral person?
The Ugly American’s road trip: Donald Trump and America’s declining culture
Conor Lynch
Even if Trump has managed to avoid major embarrassment on his foreign foray, he's still a national humiliation
Why the “Conceptual Penis” hoax was a bust: It only reveals the lack of skepticism among skeptics
Émile P. Torres
A pair of "skeptics" published a bogus paper to undermine the field of gender studies. It blew up in their faces
White supremacy is deadly: When will we start taking this rhetoric seriously?
D. Watkins
The senseless killing of a Maryland student could be prosecuted as a hate crime
Catcalling is totally cool with Facebook: 5 highlights from the leaked moderation manual
Keith A. Spencer
That the social media giant is totally fine with everyday misogyny says something about corporate social values
Wait, did Billy Bush just say the right thing about the Trump tape?
Matthew Rozsa
At first blush, the former host is showing more growth than the self-proclaimed p**sy grabber himself
Whistleblowers, moral injury, and endless war
Peter Van Buren
Was Chelsea Manning motivated by moral injury?
Right-wing attacks on Planned Parenthood are working: Clinics close in Iowa, cutting off low-income women from services
Amanda Marcotte
Iowa follows Texas in barring Medicaid patients from Planned Parenthood — and the effects are devastating
Trump’s new budget proposal slashes safety-net programs like Medicaid, and even some Republicans are upset
Charlie May
President Trump's new budget proposal is even turning some Republicans against him
Body of work: Women writers on disordered eating, writing the body and the book launch diet
JoAnna Novak
Before my book came out I thought about dieting, despite my history. Was I being shallow? Was I alone?
Salon readers respond to Mother’s Day essay on estranged families
Salon Staff
Mary Elizabeth Williams' essay "I'm an orphan, even though my mother's still alive" sparked strong reactions
“Cultural anxiety” is unpatriotic: America’s mission is for liberty and justice for all
David Masciotra
To say that diversity comes at the expense of white people is to say you don't believe in America
Conservative author Rod Dreher’s paradox: Compassion in St. Francisville and cruelty in America
Peter Dreier
Best-selling author says he found inspiration in a small town — where his sister couldn't afford medical care
Why the U.S. does not have universal health care, while many other countries do
Timothy Callaghan
America won't be getting universal healthcare anytime soon
Whose line is it anyway? Humor and hopelessness in “I Love Dick”
Emily Jordan
How author Chris Kraus subverts genre and gender to break free of form and create comedy without manners
I hate myself for loving the Dead movie
John Semley
Any reasonable person would think that it was OK to call time on the Dead. A reasonable person would be wrong
Forget superheroes: True-life graphic novel “Hostage” defines bravery
Mark Peters
The new book by Guy Delisle relives the abduction and survival of a real-life hostage in bold strokes
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