If your mood swings are tied to the daily fluctuations of Electoral-Vote.com -- and you know who you are -- then you need Salon's guide to opinion polling sanity.

Sen. Graham looked out the window, tapped his fingers as an officer recounted Jan. 6 attack, says Sandra Garza

Threats and intimidation against government workers and public health officials have dramatically increased

A new study finds Americans exposed to flooding will double in 30 years and development is largely to blame

The first evidence of Mercury's shrinkage came in 1974 when the Mariner 10 mission transmitted pictures to Earth

Erin Brockovich names her candidate, while Bush and Ridge shack up, Giuliani and McCain team up and the NRA loads up.

Capitol police officers are suing Donald Trump, a number of his allies, and various members of far-right groups

The Senate dress code whining isn't really about propriety, not from the party of Donald "Capitol Riot" Trump

"The result was an outright comedic display of searching for caveats and extraneous considerations"

Republicans voted to back Trump's violent insurrection — there's no use wasting time trying to compromise with them

Trumpism goes full Orwell: "Democracy" is when Republicans win, and reality is replaced by fascist fantasy

The Fulton County DA asked state officials to preserve documents related to Trump’s pressure on secretary of state

But one dose is still strong against the delta variant

Complaining cops are inadvertently revealing themselves to be among the problem officers in their department

Just before Britney filed for divorce, Kevin Federline talked to Salon about how he "would've probably blown up huge by now" if he had never married, and why her fans would rather she was with an "all-American boy."