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WATCH: Journalism used to fight for the working man, now it’s a bastion of “trust fund kids”
Carrie Sheffield
Investigative reporter David Cay Johnston joins Salon's Carrie Sheffield to discuss the changing journalism culture
Of mice and murder, and Ronald Reagan
Peter Birkenhead
Like people and presidents, mice do the worst stuff in secret. Those who remember 1981 know what's happening today
Yes means know: Respect, ravishment and the non-con job of being a wanton woman
Emily Jordan
A conversation with the best in the biz about consent, slut-shaming and “Guys We F*cked”
Author Sharon Begley on why we “Can’t. Just. Stop.” being compulsive
Mary Elizabeth Williams
We live in an impulsive age, but that doesn't make us disordered
Field of one: What Donald Trump’s decision not to fill out a bracket says about his media strategy
Max Cea
America’s first reality star president has spurned popular culture in his war against the media
Ivanka Trump should speak up for the NEA — in the name of “Frozen” fans like her daughter
Erin Keane
Forget the right-wing propaganda about who the NEA serves. Its influence is everywhere, even in Disney film DNA
“Now let US pray”: Converting Melania to Mother Mary of the masses
Stephan Richter, Terri Langston
There’s an image makeover in progress for the First Lady in the Trump Administration
Six charts that illustrate the divide between rural and urban America
Brian Thiede, Lillie Greiman, Stephan Weiler, Steven C. Beda, Tessa Conroy
Studies find rates of poverty have historically been higher in rural than urban areas
March Madness and money: Should American universities spend so much serious cash on sports?
David Masciotra
Most college athletic programs are a financial burden to their schools. As higher ed costs increase, why keep them?
Lessons from “the Egyptian Jon Stewart”: “The satirist’s role ends at the screen”
Sophia A. McClennen
Salon talks to Bassem Youssef and “Tickling Giants” director Sara Taksler about why satire is a powerful weapon
Oops, he did it again: Donald Trump just can’t stop himself from blurting out state secrets
Bob Cesca
With Tucker Carlson and again with Angela Merkel, our unstable president keeps dropping classified information
Populist Wilders may have come up short, but Dutch intolerance is still real
Annemarie Toebosch
Despite losing the election, support for 'Dutch Donald Trump' is still alarming
St. Patrick’s Day walk of shame: Ireland’s prime minister calls on Donny Boy, with the wrong message
Andrew O'Hehir
In America, the Irish are now so white that they're all over the White House, conveniently ignoring history
WATCH: Samantha Bee has only one question after Steve King’s latest scandal
Alexandra Rosenmann
"Seriously, what does a loud and proud ethno-nationalist gotta do to get fired around here?"
Bad boy gone worse: Is Vice co-founder Gavin McInnes flirting with a dangerous fringe?
Amanda Marcotte
Vice founder Gavin McInnes struggles to walk a fine line between edgy, hip right-winger and something much uglier
Brexit Backlash: Why Scotland’s elites want to try again for independence
Ryan Bohl
Politicians seek permission to hold a second referendum for Scottish independence
Draining the swamp: A guide for outsiders and career politicians
Carl Abbott
Washington’s historical geography won't fully undercut a catchy bipartisan slogan
An unexamined life: “Review” returns for one last joke on its sadly hilarious host
Melanie McFarland
In its final season, Forrest MacNeil is utterly convinced that his pointless work is "all that I need in my life"
Rep. Steve King predicts a coming race war in a radio interview, says he will continue to talk about race
Taylor Link
Before whites lose their majority in the U.S. King thinks that "Hispanics and blacks" will be "fighting each other"
Southern Baptist leader Russell Moore stays on as denomination struggles to adapt
Matthew Sheffield
The nation's most conservative Christian denomination may force a prominent Trump opponent from its leadership
“A stark, raving racist”: Democrats turn up the heat on Republicans who refuse to condemn Rep. Steve King’s white nationalism
Sophia Tesfaye
House Speaker Paul Ryan would only say he "disagrees" with King's recent comments about "somebody else's babies"
Steve King is a virulent racist — why be surprised? He represents the current Republican Party perfectly
Chauncey DeVega
Not every Republican talks openly about "somebody else's babies," but hateful sentiments suffuse the entire GOP
Steve King echoes white nationalists: “I am a champion for Western civilization”
Matthew Rozsa
King tweeted Sunday , "We can't restore our civilization with somebody else's babies."
The many identities of the digital-age activist Yassmin Abdel-Magied
Kate Fustich
Australian millennial activist Yassmin Abdel-Magied takes on all comers with a mix of straight talk and good humor
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