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Is Trump the Manchurian Candidate? Themes in the 1950s classic don’t seem so far-fetched in 2016 America
Stephen Paul Miller
Richard Condon's iconic 1959 book uncannily anticipated the Trump-Putin bromance
Trumpism’s ugly side effect: How consumer culture is killing citizenship
Harry Boyte
Trump's posture embody the logic of a culture where differences between salesmanship and leadership disappear
The Zombies walk again: “You can get better, as singers and players — but you have to work at it”
Scott Timberg
Rod Argent talks about how his iconic '60s group managed to rise again and influence younger bands
64% of Republicans want Trump to release tax returns, poll shows
Sophia Tesfaye
Nine in 10 voters say they have made up their minds and Clinton beats Trump by 10 points nationally
A note to Rush Limbaugh: Obama is not building an army of lesbian farmers to take over red America
Amanda Marcotte
Programs to help rural LGBT people not only help them, but also small American towns
Will play for food: Amazon’s rumored music streaming service could hurt Apple, Spotify — and every musician you love
Angelo Young
If reports are true, Amazon will offer unlimited streaming for as little as $4 a month — but it's costing someone.
Robert Reich: A single-payer health care system is inevitable
Robert Reich
The real problem is in the structure of private markets for health insurance
Going back to “Graceland”: Revisiting Paul Simon’s fraught and tuneful South African album
Scott Timberg
On its 30th anniversary, we remember the controversy and the triumphs, from cultural tourism to deep rhythms
“You’re supporting a bigot. That makes you part of the bigotry.” Charles Blow’s master class in cutting through Trump hackery
Chauncey DeVega
The New York Times columnist's direct and unapologetic takedown of a black Trump surrogate is a model to emulate
On Nate Parker, and lessons my father tried to teach me about rape
Natasha S. Alford
The "Birth of a Nation" director's 1999 case invites us to examine rape culture — but do we have the will?
U.S. on both sides as Turkey intervenes in Syria to fight ISIS and Kurds
Ben Norton
The war in Syria grows even more complex as the U.S. sides both with and against the Kurdish rebels fighting ISIS
Look Again: The day’s most compelling images from around the globe
Salon Staff
Fascinating world views from the Chinese Lantern Festival to a football stadium in Warsaw
Leslie Jones’ website hacked, replaced with nude photographs and personal information of comedian
Scott Eric Kaufman
The hackers also posted videos of the late gorilla Harambe, just in case anyone wondered whether they were racist
John Krasinski’s family affair: Why making “The Hollars” felt “like we were shooting a home video”
Scott Timberg
Salon talks to "The Office" star about his new family drama, which he also directs
Playing into the right’s trap: The media is all too quick to go chasing phony Clinton scandals
Gary Legum
As always with the Clintons, their enemies are again engaging in absurd overreach — and the press is playing along
Scholar Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor on the “exciting” Movement for Black Lives platform
Daniel Denvir
Princeton African-American studies scholar on the #BlackLivesMatter movement's new platform -- and next chapter
Insult politics: Does Trump really think he can appeal to black voters by being condescending?
Chauncey DeVega
The real audience for Donald Trump's supposed overtures isn't the African-American community, but anxious whites
The Tragically Hip’s last gift: Most fans and bands never get the chance to say goodbye
Annie Zaleski
Canada's favorite frontman Gord Downie has cancer, and millions of people got to see his farewell tour
The alt-right attacks sci-fi: How the Hugo Awards got hijacked by Trumpian-style culture warriors
Amanda Marcotte
The fight over the Hugos reflects the larger cultural struggle that led to Trump — and the trolls aren't winning
Israeli think tank: Don’t destroy ISIS; it’s a “useful tool” against Iran, Hezbollah, Syria
Ben Norton
Head of a right-wing think tank says the existence of ISIS serves a "strategic purpose" in the West's interests
Our food system is rigged: How the corporate food industry is taking desperate steps to fight animal reforms
Martha Rosenberg
The worst offenders claim factory farming is "green"
“There was a market for white resentment”: Tim Wise on Trump, David Duke and the bigotry that’s risen from the shadows
Chauncey DeVega
Read or listen: Interview with Tim Wise about what the Trump phenomenon portends for the future of U.S. politics
Gallup poll: 52 percent of Republicans say voter fraud is a “major problem”
Justine Morris
Dems are worried about Americans being shut out of voting, while GOPers are concerned about bogus ballots
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