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Refuge in Reagan nostalgia: Underwhelming “Killing Reagan” longs for a mythical past
Melanie McFarland
This election season is so awful that "Killing Reagan" comes off as downright comforting, albeit barely watchable
“Stay off the moors!”: John Landis’ “An American Werewolf in London” is a modern horror masterpiece
Marc Spitz
The gore-comedy for seen-it-all post-‘70s teens, full of rock & roll, sex and monsters, debuted in the dawn of MTV
The battle of Hastings: What’s behind the Netflix CEO’s fight to charterize public schools?
Joel Warner
Hastings wants to bring Silicon Valley to the classroom, but charter schools can also fail just like start-ups
The ethical rot of Wells Fargo, from the top down
Jim Hightower
Departed CEO John Stumpf isn't the only one at culpable at Wells Fargo — board members share responsibility too
BULLSH**TER OF THE DAY: Ben Carson, for postponing women’s rights until after the election
Mireia Triguero Roura
Another Trump surrogate who thinks aggressions against women aren't a real campaign issue
Two speeches that defined a campaign: Donald Trump’s conspiratorial ranting and Michelle Obama’s inspiring call for decency
Heather Digby Parton
Trump's dog-whistle diatribe was this campaign's darkest hour, while Michelle Obama's speech was its finest
Democratic awakening: The damaging psychological effects of the 2016 election
Harry Boyte
The awakening puts citizens at the center of politics, problem-solving and the creation of a democratic way of life
Bob Dylan deserves the Nobel Prize: He brought sophistication to the language of popular music like no one else
Scott Timberg
There are reasons to be skeptical about his literature award but more reasons to celebrate his immense genius
Look Again: The day’s most compelling images from around the globe
Salon Staff
Fascinating world views from student protests in South Africa to a Hillary doll in Pueblo, Colorado
Michelle Obama goes high while attacking Donald Trump’s “locker room talk”: “This isn’t about politics. It is about basic human decency”
Sophia Tesfaye
The first lady gave an impassioned speech for women everywhere in the wake of Trump's allegations
Joe Biden slams Donald Trump’s sexual assault shoulder shrugging: “That is the ultimate abuse of power”
Brendan Gauthier
"I don't understand how anyone can remotely justify that," Biden told "Late Night" host Seth Meyers
Hip to be square: Is there really a feminist, secular anti-choice movement? (Spoiler: No)
Amanda Marcotte
Maybe they've dyed their hair, but the "new" anti-choice activists are the same old anti-feminist sex scolds
Evil Corp. escapes again: Sure, CEO John Stumpf resigned and Wells Fargo paid $185 million — but the bank is getting off easy
Angelo Young
Stumpf's resignation means Wells Fargo can now move on from the scandal unscathed and essentially unpunished
Single in Shanghai: A generation of unmarried adults is causing panic in China
Xuan Li
Chinese parents are worried. So is the government
Don’t you f**king dare stop cursing: Why using swear words is natural and even healthy
Michael Adams
We don't swear as much as we think we do, for starters
Beyond the pale: White privilege thy name is Donald Trump
Chauncey DeVega
Donald Trump's racism, misogyny and consequence-free life make denying the existence of white privilege impossible
The Kanye-Bowie connection: “It’s songs about fame and about decadence, about this dissolute life and how you’re quite unhappy”
Scott Timberg
Salon talks to Simon Reynolds, author of "Shock and Awe," about Roxy Music, T. Rex and British gender bending
Donald Trump’s team blames Beyoncé: Surrogates equate his boasting of sexual assault to rap lyrics
Sophia Tesfaye
In addition to arguing over the definition of sexual assault, the Trump campaign is also using Beyoncé as a shield
Donald Trump’s sex assault video is forcing Americans to have a conversation about how inappropriate it is to grab a woman’s crotch
Beth J. Harpaz
At least there's some good to come out of this
Donald Trump’s great TV karma: The very thing that created Trump is destroying him
Neal Gabler
Trump was always the attention-deficit candidate in an attention-deficit age
Even Andy Cohen needed a shower: Watch what happens when Donald Trump turns a presidential debate into a reality TV nightmare
Melanie McFarland
Trump's nasty tactics made Sunday's town hall with Hillary Clinton play out like a Bravo reunion show
Good riddance to geek culture’s “good old days”: At NY Comic Con, optimism about diversity abounds
Amanda Marcotte
Panelists at the conference are hopeful that comics and sci-fi will be more welcoming to women and people of color
Waking from the John Wayne dream: Columbus and Jackson are dead, but America’s war against indigenous people lives on
Mark Trecka
A new book "All the Real Indians Died Off" dismantles a toxic fantasy Native American struggles are distant history
Look Again: The day’s most compelling images from around the globe
Salon Staff
Fascinating world views from sacrificial chickens in Jerusalem to the aftermath of Hurricane Matthew in Haiti
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