"He's self-financed, recruits through social media, attracts his followers with a radical ideology..."

How Dems aren't "playing the race card" by switching attention from climate change to immigration

Joe Klein and I have an amiable discussion in which he mostly agrees with me, at least partly to be nice. Watch!

Banned Books Week gives families a chance to talk about censorship and decide for themselves what kids should read

Analysts cheer a merger with NBC as "defense" against an online "threat." That kind of thinking will get you killed

"Independence Day: Resurgence" can imagine all kinds of futuristic wonders—but not two men who are in love kissing

The cigar-chomping director of "Let It Be" is catching heat from fans dubbing him "upper-class twit of the year"

From Alex Jones to Atomwaffen, the video platform enables harassment of student shooting survivors

The filmmaking brothers talk "Inside Llewyn Davis," their irresistible portrait of the '60s NYC folk scene

The Beltway reflexively defends measures that, when one really considers them, are indescribably radical and corrupt.

An epic "Mamma Mia" tryout made the actor the butt of the joke. Now, he's getting the last laugh

Facebook claims to dislike websites that exaggerate or fabricate news but the checks it's writing say otherwise

First Dick Cheney, then Rudy Giuliani suggests Gingrich may be the toughest candidate in the GOP field

Respected Op-Ed pages may be getting young new blood, but they're still mostly made up of white men

Salon spoke to the stars of "The One I Love" about their own chemistry, improv and bonding over pizza