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Everyone in America is a Marnie now
Coleman Spilde
From "Girls" to "M3GAN," Allison Williams' roles have chronicled our culture's growing self-obsession
Brad Pitt’s hollow race to redemption
Coleman Spilde
In his vanity project, "F1: The Movie," Pitt's cool demeanor comes off as a smug attempt to erase the past
“Keeping you obsessed”: Netflix’s demons vs. hunters movie captures the mystical allure of K-pop
Hanh Nguyen
"KPop Demon Hunters" filmmakers discuss how their twist on Korean folklore helps to understand music fandom
Zohran and democracy: Three days that shook the world
Andrew O'Hehir
Is Zohran Mamdani good for the Democrats? It's the wrong question — he's good for the world
Natasha Lyonne’s big AI problem
Coleman Spilde
Lyonne announcing her feature directorial debut was cause for celebration, until she started defending it
We can still save education — and that’s the key to saving democracy
Henry A. Giroux
Higher education nurtures critical thinking and democratic action. That's why the right wants to destroy it
The best of 2025 . . . so far
Kelly McClure, Natalie Moore, Coleman Spilde, Melanie McFarland, Hanh Nguyen, Erin Keane, Andi Zeisler, Amanda Marcotte, Bennett LT, Alex Galbraith, Ashlie D. Stevens
From shows about androids and morticians to psychosis-inducing albums, here's the best of what you may have missed
Trump forces out University of Virginia president as part of federal war on diversity
Blaise Malley
James Ryan stepped down amid a DOJ investigation into diversity practices at the University of Viginia
Book bans are getting weirder, targeting cats, dogs and civic-minded grandmas
Andi Zeisler
Seeking to ban books like “Bathe the Cat” has less to do with morality than it does with a yearning for control
When fake news is dead serious
Andi Zeisler
Satirical news sites like The Onion are doing the work that legitimate publications won't by taking an actual stand
The best of Anthony Bourdain, from the Salon Archives
Ashlie D. Stevens
From early Salon essays to intimate tributes, a collection of writing by and about the chef who changed how we eat
How to celebrate Bourdain Day, a thing Tony probably would have hated
Francesca Giangiulio
What to watch, read and eat in celebration of the chef's life
To Gen Z, Obama-era nostalgia tastes like froyo
Francesca Giangiulio
Froyo shops are packed again. Nostalgia and probiotics might be to blame.
Evangelicals push Trump into conflict with Iran
Amanda Marcotte
Forget Joe Rogan — the Christian right remains Trump's most important constituency
Be prepared for “further escalation” from Trump
Chauncey DeVega
Four experts on how Trump is using crises to expand his power
“Reoccupying the Kennedy Center”: Democrats host LGBTQ+ Pride event to protest Trump takeover
Garrett Owen
Five Democratic lawmakers will stage an invite-only protest concert, put on by "Hamilton" producer Jeffrey Seller
Alison Bechdel faces her sellout fears
Andi Zeisler
There’s no ethical consumption under capitalism, but there is a farmers market
What is CREC? The Christian nationalist group has a vision for America − and Pete Hegseth’s backing
Samuel Perry
CREC believes the church should be "militant" and everyone in government should be Christian
Fear of “gay blood” and “confused minds”: Virginia Republican touts support from anti-gay preachers
Tatyana Tandanpolie
Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears is hoping anti-LGBTQ+ clergy can help her become Virginia's first female governor
Musk’s meltdown era is here
CK Smith
Exploding rockets, billion-dollar losses, and a Trump cold shoulder: Elon Musk’s empire is running on fumes
How to eat like a strong woman
Ashlie D. Stevens
Sidney Sweeney, Caitlin Clark and Ilona Maher are redefining strength with muscle, appetite and power
Threat in your medicine cabinet: The FDA’s gamble on America’s drugs
Debbie Cenziper, Megan Rose, Brandon Roberts, Irena Hwang
The FDA let risky drugs from banned foreign plants into the United States
Conspiracy theories about Minnesota shooter aren’t just deflection. They’re dangerous
Amanda Marcotte
False counter-narratives signal to other terrorists that MAGA has their back
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