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Lake Wobegon’s new mayor: Chris Thile’s “Prairie Home Companion” will go “from Bach to Kendrick Lamar”
Scott Timberg
Salon talks to the mandolin legend about the new sensibility he brings to the storied public radio variety show
Thomas Dolby’s “Speed of Sound”: From “She Blinded Me With Science” to Silicon Valley and academia
Annie Zaleski
Salon talks to the '80s synthpop star about his new memoir, the music industry and working in digital start-ups
Leaked emails: Lobbyist warned Hillary’s campaign chair about 9/11 lawsuit against Clinton Foundation donor Saudi Arabia
Ben Norton
"Should we worry about this?" John Podesta wrote. The lobbyist warned about "politicization" of the 9/11 Saudi suit
A geopolitical argument for Hill: Just because America can afford a President Trump doesn’t mean it should
Ryan Bohl
For starters, Trump’s plan to force allies to rearm is geopolitical madness
Dozens of Republican former federal prosecutors condemn Donald Trump for his threat to jail Hillary Clinton
Sophia Tesfaye
You know Trump crossed a line when former Bush administration lawyer John Yoo compared him to an "early Mussolini"
The new “American Idiot”: Why Drive-By Truckers’ “American Band” is essential listening in the Trump era
Nico Lang
Like Green Day giving the finger to Bush's "redneck agenda," DBT's album puts today's political upheaval in context
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
Science explains: How to fight nerves on a date
Olivia Reme
The butterflies in your stomach are natural. But it takes work to figure out how to tame them
Leaked Hillary Clinton emails show U.S. allies Saudi Arabia and Qatar supported ISIS
Ben Norton
Emails released by WikiLeaks add to the growing body of evidence that Gulf regimes have backed the Islamic State
Peggy Orenstein on Donald Trump’s crude remarks about women: “It’s about abusive, aggressive behavior by a man who’s not seeing a problem”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The author of "Girls & Sex" talks with Salon about Donald Trump, harassment, girls and sexual consent
Seeing red: China’s sinking economy could pull America and the world into recession
Angelo Young
Donald Trump said China is a threat to the U.S. economy — it's true, just not in the way he meant it.
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
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
Donald Trump’s pre-debate press conference featuring Bill Clinton’s accusers is already blowing up in his face
Taylor Link
Donald Trump said some mean things about the women he's claiming to champion
Donald Trump, racial unifier: Black, white or brown, we have a patriotic duty now to defeat this man
Chauncey DeVega
In a debate held not far from Ferguson, Trump spewed his ugly fascist, racist rhetoric — can we unify to stop him?
Hillary Clinton won the second presidential debate against Donald Trump, except if you count white men
Brendan Gauthier
But rapid polling bears shoddy results — evidenced by Frank Luntz's amorphous focus group, which claimed Trump won
Donald Trump’s pre-debate press conference features women accusing Bill Clinton of sex assault
Sophia Tesfaye
Before debating Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump spoke about anything but the issues
Questions from the military: What a retired Marine wants to ask Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump
Justin Constantine
The candidates' toughest questions may come from the people who are serving
Stars of the spoken word: Meet the audiobook narrators who are quietly saving book publishing
Scott Timberg
A group of artistically minded actors have made audiobooks one of the publishing world's rare success stories
Stop believing this myth: No, Native Americans are not “anti-science”
Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz, Dina Gilio-Whitaker
American Indians have always been fluent in scientific thought and practice, contrary to damaging misconceptions
My “Ghost World” years: Confessions of a teenage AOL catfisher
Sarah Sweeney
In the mid-'90s, I was 15. Bored and restless, I flirted obsessively in chatrooms with obscure indie rockers
U.S.-armed Saudi coalition bombed Yemen funeral, massacring 140, wounding 525 in “lake of blood”
Ben Norton
Western-backed, Saudi-led coalition killed or injured hundreds of Yemenis in airstrikes on funeral in capital Sanaa
Basest instincts: Donald Trump’s apology sounds like a rapist saying “she asked for it”
Chauncey DeVega
Will Trump’s lewd comments and "apology" even hurt him with his racist, misogynist "basket of deplorables"?
From the “old right” to the alt-right: How the conservative ideology of FDR’s day fueled the rise of Trump
Paul Rosenberg
Yes, Donald Trump is a conservative — in some ways, he represents a return to the anti-New Deal right of the 1940s
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