The Pulitzer winner on publishing's retrograde politics, and how little we really know about our favorite authors

Salon reviewed two years of Gavin McInnes "comedy" clips to capture how the Proud Boys leader talks about race

“It was the weirdest dog pile I’ve ever watched"

The champion defensive end says officers detained him for "being a black man at the wrong place at the wrong time."

"The day some white teenager got caught with a 2 Live Crew album, that’s what started the whole sh*tstorm"

SCOTUS's decision to gut the Voting Rights Act, Maher said, enabled "cheating" GOPers to cast aside minority voters

This verdict allows every paranoid, sub-intelligent, vigilante with a gun to go on victimizing black youth

Jackson sounds off against criticisms thrown at Tarantino for the director's use of the N-word in his scripts

"If 'guns don't kill people, people kill people,' then why ban them at their own event?"

The comedian issues a scathing indictment against the police and government in Ferguson, Missouri

Nothing substantive will change under Biden: He represents a system of legalized bribery and political sadism

The hard-partying songwriter, now on his own, laughs off the last decade of Oasis and looks to his solo future

A Marine Corps vet tells some tales of confrontation from the front lines of the get-out-the-vote effort in Tampa.

"You. Of all people. Just another Hollywood movie star phony," Griffin wrote to Cheadle on Twitter

African-American street fiction is moving on up from sidewalk stalls to megastores like Borders. But should these gritty novels of drugs, gang wars, race and romance replace James Baldwin and Toni Morrison on bookstore shelves?