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“Luke Cage” and the racial empathy gap: “Why do they talk about being black all the time?”
Nico Lang
If white viewers dislike the Marvel show's focus on black characters, it's because they're used to being catered to
“Our gang was The Cure”: Lol Tolhurst opens up about growing up with Robert Smith, addiction and redemption
Annie Zaleski
Salon talks to former Cure drummer-keyboardist Lol Tolhurst about the music, the band and the memoir "Cured"
Look Again: The day’s most compelling images from around the globe
Salon Staff
Fascinating world views from goats in Kathmandu to burning oil fields in Qayyarah, Iraq
The diamonds did her in: Ex-jewel thief describes Kim Kardashian theft as “movie-like”
Taylor Link
The Daily Beast interviewed a former Pink Panther to get his take on Kim Kardashian's robbery
Hell in “Dark Prison”: New forms of torture at CIA black site revealed
Ben Norton
Interviews conducted by Human Rights Watch detail the extreme abuse detainees endured at the CIA black site Cobalt
Election blindness: It’s the end of the world economy as we know it — and we feel fine
Bob Hennelly
Our myopic focus on Trump and Clinton has blinded us to a looming debt crisis and a global economy on the precipice
Ask these, please: Questions Mike Pence needs to answer at the vice presidential debate
Adele M. Stan
Good questions could make sure viewers understand how much damage Donald Trump could do
The PR War: How a public relations firm is lobbying for regime change in Syria
Max Blumenthal
The Syria Campaign is pushing the U.S. to topple another Middle Eastern government
The Book of Bruce: “Born to Run” is the Springsteen Bible fans have been waiting for
Caryn Rose
Springsteen's memoir is thrilling, heartbreaking and aspirational — and sometimes charmingly rendered in ALL-CAPS
NRA ridicules Kim Kardashian after she’s robbed at gunpoint
Sophia Tesfaye
"Stronger gun laws… like the ones they have in Paris? #askingforafriend," the gun lobby tweeted Monday
U.S. paid P.R. firm $540 million to make fake al-Qaida videos in Iraq propaganda program
Ben Norton
Report: Pentagon paid a company founded by Margaret Thatcher's P.R. guru half a billion for secret war propaganda
Stuff white people like: Yoga, tacos and pretending the white supremacy that fuels cultural appropriation doesn’t exist
Silpa Kovvali
We've reached peak white irony — complaining about immigrants after a restorative vinyasa class
Report: Donald Trump’s organization rented office space to Iranian bank with ties to terrorism
Brendan Gauthier
Bank Melli, Iran's largest state-run bank, also "played an important role in Iran’s nuclear program," ICIJ finds
Donald Trump’s no good, very bad week: “Economic genius” revealed as tax scammer who lost $916 million in a boom market
Heather Digby Parton
First he was "smart" for avoiding taxes. Now we find out how he does it -- by losing bazillions on bad investments
Keeping government in check: How small government is helping save civil liberties in the age of terrorism
Karen J. Greenberg
There may be a balance in the liberty-security paradigm
These Trump and Clinton debate tactics will make you a better public speaker
Gleb Tsipursky
Hint: combine Trump's off-the-cuff statements with Hillary's preparedness
Defined by her dress size: “This Is Us” is NBC’s best new show — and it has a fat-shaming problem
Nico Lang
"This Is Us" is being lauded as an empathetic character-driven drama. But one character is just a number on a scale
The art of the lie: The art forgery guide to Donald Trump’s tall tales
Noah Charney
Donald Trump's method for constructing his biggest whoppers has a lot in common with fine art fakes
Beyond “no justice, no peace”: In case after case, cops shoot black people and walk away. What can we do?
D. Watkins
Cops who shoot unarmed black citizens are rarely even charged -- and never convicted. I'm running out of answers
Zika vaccine trials have graduated from monkeys to humans, but still far off
Robert Bednarczyk
A scientist explains that the vaccine is still in phase one out of three
The U.S. government has used a section of the Patriot Act after 9/11 to criminalize people of color
Azadeh Shahshahani, Stephanie Guilloud
Post-9/11, the threat of terrorism has justified detention, incarceration and mass surveillance
Is “grit” really the appropriate response to “coddling” in the classroom?
Paige Gray
How can students have -- or learn -- grit when all kids face different realities?
Bill Maher speaks his truth: “I have never, in my entire 23 years on television, tried to offend people”
Scott Timberg
Salon talks to the outspoken host of "Real Time" about being a politically incorrect progressive, Islam and Trump
What makes cultural appropriation different from cultural exchange
Kovie Biakolo
Why white models sporting dreadlocks at Marc Jacobs fashion show just isn't OK
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