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Queering Appalachia — finding chosen families online in an unforgiving landscape
Elizabeth Price
"The digital landscape introduces the potential for transformation for queer and trans life in our mountains"
Five first responders to the Pulse massacre. One diagnosis: PTSD
Abe Aboraya
“My head’s still not right,” said one paramedic who responded to the Pulse nightclub shooting two years ago
Stephen Colbert blasts Melania’s jacket: “This is one message she did not steal from Michelle Obama”
Rachel Leah
You had one job, Melania!
Why won’t the mainstream media tell the truth about racist ghoul Stephen Miller?
Chauncey DeVega
Stephen Miller is a white supremacist with a long record of racist words and deeds. Ignoring that is negligence
Why did the television reboot become all the rage?
Dr. James Francis, Jr.
Will and Grace are out of retirement — along with a host of other TV characters
Ode to the Western Oyster
Samantha Gillison
Upon moving to Northern California, the author samples fresh Pacific oysters and realizes maybe she hasn't lived
Open up new horizons by learning to speed read
Salon Marketplace
Facing death on the mountain: What my father taught me on his last great climb
Signe Pike
Years later, I remember how the gusts of wind against the barren rock of the Exum Ridge sounded like a buffalo herd
A Father’s Day reminder from science: Your kids aren’t really growing up quickly
Keith Payne
They only seem to grow up so fast
Married at 15, or How he met my mother
Erin Keane
For most of my life I have had an uncomplicated relationship with the memory of my father. Now I have questions
Living with neighborhood violence may shape teens’ brains
Darby Saxbe
Violence in communities may have an additional unseen victim: young peoples’ developing brains.
On Father’s Day, make this recipe for peachy bourbon crumb cake — it’s inspired by a dad you’ll love
Joseph Neese
What's the story behind pastry chef Meghan McGarry's recipe? A dad who was always there to say follow your dreams
My dad puts turmeric in his risotto — and now I do too
Valerio Farris
Should Father’s Day call for a steak, or ice cream eaten on the couch, then all the better — tastes are personal
The day Vida Wayne vanished, wearing a quarter-million dollars in jewels
David London
My Aunt Vida was a Halliburton heiress en route to Westminster with Papillons when she disappeared in New York City
“The Incredibles 2” is the rare contemporary superhero movie that dares to be fun
Matthew Rozsa
"The Incredibles 2" is exactly what a great family superhero movie needs to be — smart and funny
FDA playing catch-up as JUUL and imitators give nicotine jolt to e-cig business
Angus Chen
Adolescents who are heavy users of e-cigarettes risk becoming addicted to the nicotine
Learn the tricks to using Microsoft Office like a pro
Salon Marketplace
“American Animals” could change how we tell true crime stories
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Salon talks to Evan Peters about the process of filming reenactments of the "insane, idiotic" Transy Book Heist
Jodie Foster speaks out on current state of gun control: “We are at a dire place in history”
Kate Erbland
The actress was outspoken about the need for sensible gun control upon the release of "The Brave One"
This is real resistance: Teachers strike back against neoliberal assault on public education
Henry A. Giroux
Teachers have finally had enough of the campaign against public education — amazingly, the public is with them
A deceptively straightforward recipe for coconut layer cake in “Caribbean Flavors for Every Season”
Brigid Washington
Brigid Washington highlights the major ingredients integral to Caribbean cuisine in "Coconut. Ginger. Shrimp. Rum."
Melania Trump, “Gone Girl” FLOTUS: Why wild theories about the first lady aren’t going to stop
Erin Keane
Her month-long absence from the public eye was just enough to get our crime-thriller conspiracy motors humming
Donald Trump’s latest racist troll: Exploiting Muhammad Ali to attack contemporary activists
Amanda Marcotte
Trump wants to use a legendary black hero's legacy to discredit those who stand up to racism and injustice today
Why “Angels in America” endures: “Without gay people, you can’t tell the story of America”
Amanda Marcotte
The Broadway revival has a record 11 Tony nominations. Salon talks to the authors of an oral history of the play
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