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How to pave the way for more women engineers
Carolyn Conner Seepersad
The disparity between the number of male and female engineers can be reduced through insight and creativity
Purity culture slut-shame blues: Everything I know about sex I learned from Bob Dylan
Kelsey L. Munger
Christian abstinence teachings wanted me to fear sex and be ashamed of my sexuality. Dylan showed me another way
Study shows Trump’s support highest among whites who live in areas with large Hispanic population
Eric D. Knowles, Linda R. Tropp
As race relations became more and more polarized, Donald Trump capitalized on white identity politics
“It feels like we’re watching misery porn”: Salon’s “The Walking Dead” experts break down the show’s issues with race and representation
Melanie McFarland, Chauncey DeVega
"This is where the damn show has taken us," speculating on the race/sexual orientation of tonight's slain character
From Richard Nixon to Donald Trump: How right-wing myths about Tricky Dick fueled today’s nightmare
Paul Rosenberg
Right-wing pundits love to praise Richard Nixon as a noble statesman — but he was more like a proto-Trump
Apocalypse then, now, always: the truth about violence in Leer, South Sudan
Nick Turse
A 2005 U.S.-supported peace deal was supposed to put a stop to north-south slaughter, but it never quite did
Dakota pipeline showdown at Standing Rock: When a powerful corporate chief is resisted by defenders of Native American ceremonial grounds
Jim Hightower
Kelcy Warren, Energy Transfer Partners' well-heeled chief, meets his match in North Dakota with Lakota Sioux
Donald Trump is the white boomers’ last gasp — believe it or not, the future looks brighter
David Masciotra
The embattled GOP nominee represents the last stand for an entire generation of conservative white men -- RIP!
Recruitment for medical trials is down and money might be needed to attract future participants
Heidi Gardner, Katie Gillies, Shaun Treweek
"If there are too few participants in a trial, researchers may not be able to declare a result with certainty"
Bugs — it’s what’s for dinner: Why edible insects’ time may have finally come
Diane Stopyra
Until recently the suggestion of eating insects was met with nothing but crickets — here's why that's changing
NAACP calls for moratorium of charter schools until they stop acting like private schools
Steven Rosenfeld
They say charter schools need the same level of oversight, transparency, civil rights protections as public schools
Fighting ISIS in Raqqa will likely be more difficult than the battle for Mosul
Sarah El Deeb
Getting into Syria will be difficult for the fight against ISIS
“I was in the rescue boat with them. I saw the dead bodies”: Documentary “Fire at Sea” captures the heartbreak of the migrant crisis
Gary M. Kramer
Salon talks to Gianfranco Rosi about his new film documenting the humanity of African refugees entering Italy
BULLSH**TER OF THE DAY: Kayleigh McEnany, for taking Racist Election Panic to the next level
Mireia Triguero Roura
Another day another delusional Trump surrogate sounding the voter fraud alarm
Clinton campaign chair John Podesta gave his email login info to hackers after clicking on phishing link
Ben Norton
Hackers apparently obtained Podesta's emails with a simple spam trick. They were then anonymously sent to WikiLeaks
One billionaire made sure debate moderators asked about the deficit
Matthew Rozsa
While other important topics were sidelined, the deficit got a lot of attention
Breaking: “Burn, baby, burn! Whither the withered American Experiment?”: The Greatest Living American Writer
Neal Pollack
Only The Greatest living American Writer has seen the "American Experiment" from its start to flaming finish
FBI, Homeland Security sued for records on surveillance of Black Lives Matter activists
Ben Norton
Human rights attorneys filed a lawsuit against the agencies for failing to release docs on monitoring of the M4BL
Hope Hicks’ damage control Mad Libs: Is Donald Trump’s press secretary using a form letter to put out his fires?
Brendan Gauthier
Fill in the blank: What does the Trump camp "have no knowledge of" this time?
Look Again: The day’s most compelling images from around the globe
Salon Staff
Fascinating world views from a controversial art exhibit in Barcelona to outraged protesters in New York City
Science issues seem to divide the country along party lines, which raises the question: Why?
Lauren Griffin
History provides some answers as to why there is so much polarization when it comes to science
Trump TV is definitely coming: Be afraid! But what the hell will it look like?
Matthew Sheffield
Donald Trump will almost certainly pivot to media after Nov. 9 — and a cast of right-wing washouts are waiting
The Jim Beam strike: Kentucky distillery workers have started a new whiskey rebellion in the name of sane hours
Angelo Young
It's not about the money — union employees are fighting practices that threaten healthy work-life balance
Lessons in the Calais Jungle: Teaching students has taught me about humanity
Aura Lounasmaa
But the French government plans to dismantle the camp by the end of October
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