By silently protesting, Kaepernick is treading the waters of Muhammed Ali, Paul Robeson

The author of "A Primate's Memoir," and the world's funniest neuroscientist, talks about hanging out with baboons, madness in Africa and the difference between apes and his kids.

They blew billions on wars and bailouts, but spending cash that actually helps people seems to bother politicians

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Trump and his allies argue men like Brett Kavanaugh are the victims of feminism. So far, the public isn't buying it

Millions of Americans lack access to oral healthcare, and some communities are in desperate need of a solution

I want my daughters to suck without fear.

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A fist to the face sends me into familiar stages of humiliation, anger and amnesia.

Salon spoke with the author of a landmark paleontology study the hints at the evolution of echolocation in dolphins

The horror-comedy "Zombieland" bridges the American divide

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In prison, on an island, the beach is a source of treasure, faint hope and news from the outside.

Are you, too, distressed by the heartless oppression of rapists and coddling of victims? Help is finally here!