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One of the immutable laws of cooking: If it is nicknamed “sludge” it has got to be good
Bex Brian
Before Canada had Justin Trudeau to brag about, she threw herself a party, and Expo67 occasioned the best soup ever
We estimate China only makes $8.46 from an iPhone — and that’s why Trump’s trade war is futile
Jason Dedrick, Greg Linden, Kenneth L. Kraemer
China would not be losing that much profit from tariffs on the iPhone, leading to a trade war with irreparable harm
Justice for Emmett Till: Jeff Sessions reopens historic lynching case
Rachel Leah
Why is the Department of Justice reinvestigated a case where all of the main suspects are deceased?
Alan Dershowitz, Jewish identity and the long road to defending Donald Trump
Jim Sleeper
This review -- first published in 1992! -- of Dershowitz's memoir "Chutzpah" suggests how and why he got here
When evangelicals were pro-choice and the NRA was pro-gun control: A history of hypocrisy
Paul Rosenberg
Conservative hypocrisy on abortion and guns is part of a much larger far-right power grab, built on dangerous lies
Women’s anger is not to be ignored: Lessons from HBO’s “Sharp Objects”
Melanie McFarland
Not often does a series that never relents on its darkness also manage to be captivating, seductive and damning
Trapped in a cave: A true story with mythic roots and symbolic power
Andrew O'Hehir
The saga that has gripped the world is both ancient myth and modern spectacle. It might be about us more than them
Cornel West tries to explain democratic socialism to Fox News’ Tucker Carlson
Taylor Link
Fox News, forever fearful of the left, is learning how to demonize democratic socialism, one interview at a time
The gym class wars: Was I glorifying violence with these physical education games?
Alex Tzelnic
As a teacher, I thought I was providing a safe space for kids to explore pretend violence — and they loved it
Scarlett Johansson can’t do this: “Pose” shows why authenticity matters in LGBT stories
Melanie McFarland
In an industry that continues to overlook transgender actors even for transgender roles, "Pose" embraces and wins
Learn practical applications of business math
Salon Marketplace
Rob Reiner on Donald Trump’s “classic fascist” ways: “He’s a con man and a criminal”
Andrew O'Hehir
The legendary actor-director on the media's failures under George W. Bush, and how that led to our current dilemma
American history is all around us: Here’s why we must not lose the thread
Bob Hennelly
My New Jersey town is allowing an 18th-century farmstead to collapse, partly because its history isn't pretty
Is Michael Cohen ready for the John Dean role: A hero who saves America from Donald Trump?
Heather Digby Parton
A trusted lawyer turned on a corrupt president 45 years ago — and changed history. Are we witnessing a repeat?
This memory foam travel pillow is great for long flights
Salon Marketplace
Unlocked and loaded: Families confront dementia and guns
JoNel Aleccia, Melissa Bailey
Forty-five percent of people 65 and older have guns in their household
Aliens at the dinner table
Keith A. Spencer
My family didn't argue about politics or religion; our major source of contention was UFOs
Sexual pleasure might help us learn – if rats are any guide
Gina Mantica
New research suggests that opioids released during sex improve rats’ performance
Forget Stephen Miller and Sarah Sanders, dining-while-black is the real test of civility in America
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Where were cries for civility when blacks were mistreated in restaurants like Denny's, Starbucks & Waffle House?
I can’t watch “The Handmaid’s Tale” now: It’s so brilliant and relevant that I can’t stand it
Melanie McFarland
Season 2 speaks directly to the evils we're living through right now. I cannot not recommend it enough
Maine Senate candidate arrested at border: “As an American patriot, I am moved to action”
Chauncey DeVega
Zak Ringelstein is a Senate candidate in Maine. Here's why he traveled 2,000 miles and faced arrest on the border
How AI and augmented reality are transforming the fashion industry
Alistair Charlton
AR and AI promise to cut the cost of returns and bring the store into your home
The fig tree that traveled two oceans & three generations
Valerio Farris
In the backyard of my grandparents' house on the island of Sardinia, there was a fig tree
“Westworld” is America
Melanie McFarland
A season playing with identity, agency and reality also mirrors our main concern: "This world is wrong"
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