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After the deaths of Kate Spade and Anthony Bourdain: Suicide is a beast for survivors, too
Mary Elizabeth Williams
This week have been a horrible reminder for those who have also lost loved ones
The Jewish family on Hitler’s street: “We didn’t know he was going to turn the world upside down”
Chauncey DeVega
Edgar Feuchtwanger's family escaped Germany after his father's imprisonment in Dachau. Here's what he remembers
This weighted blanket helps you fall asleep faster
Salon Marketplace
The Philadelphia Eagles and “their President”: Trump’s act of potent symbolic racism
Chauncey DeVega
Trump disinvited the NFL champs to an event they didn't want to attend — and couldn't even fake "God Bless America"
Can a literary thriller heal divides? Silas House’s “Southernmost” isn’t preaching to either choir
Erin Keane
Salon talks to Silas House about writing an LGBT rights novel from a conservative rural minister's point of view
Stop thinking you need to have all the answers: Knowing what you don’t know is more important
Tamara Ireland Stone
I don’t know. Neither do you. That’s OK
In “Dear Rachel Maddow,” the MSNBC anchor becomes a fictional teen’s muse
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Novelist Adrienne Kisner's outsider heroine is having a very bad year
The limits of #MeToo in Hollywood: Allegations have “limited influence” on audiences
Rachel Leah
If sexual abusers don't face consequences at work, they'll likely face none at all
Philip Roth’s journey from “enemy of the Jews” to great Jewish-American novelist
Brett Ashley Kaplan
Philip Roth would call the Jewish resistance to his work “the luckiest break I could have had"
California Conservation Corps failed to heed warning signs before fatal van crash
Myron Levin
Could a fatal collision have been prevented if the California Conservation Corps heeded the warning signs?
Season of the witch: How the word, and the concept, made a big 2018 comeback
Mary Elizabeth Williams
From Donald Trump's "witch hunt!" to Jordan Peterson's "swamp witches," what's at the root of this resurgence?
How Donald Trump weaponizes confusion: Now he wants to blame Russia scandal on Obama
Bob Cesca
Lacking any convincing explanation, the president veers between claiming "hoax" and false claims about Obama
How I used my research skills to help diagnose myself
Ashley Best
It’s hard to leave the science at the lab bench
Why we need to rethink how to teach the Holocaust
Alan Marcus
Millennials are struggling with their knowledge of the Holocaust. Why is our collective memory fragmenting?
Rudy Giuliani booed at Yankee Stadium, sparks question: Where’s Trump going to live post-presidency?
Taylor Link
Yankee fans viciously booed Giuliani when PA announced his birthday, a fate that awaits President Trump in New York
Stitching wounds with heirloom thread: Home, loss and forgiveness
Jennifer Zeynab Joukhadar
I was born in Manhattan in the Syrian diaspora to an Arab father and a white mother, an unruly thread come loose
Debunking the 6 biggest myths about “technology addiction”
Christopher J. Ferguson
How concerned should people be about the psychological effects of screen time?
New details emerge about the sexual assault allegation against actor George Takei
Rachel Leah
A writer who investigated Scott Brunton's accusations suggests that the public and press got it wrong. Did they?
On the eve of the 1968 Chicago Police riot, MC5 took a torch to rock & roll
Don McLeese
"This wasn’t a rock band; it was a street fight. This wasn’t a concert; it was a battle zone."
Dodging dementia: more of us get at least a dozen good, happy years after 65
Judith Graham
Breathe a little: Most seniors don’t have cognitive impairment or dementia
It took Jennifer Fox 35 years to be ready to make “The Tale,” an intimate portrait of abuse
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Salon talks to the writer/director of the searing HBO drama about child sex abuse and the stories we tell ourselves
“Arrested Development” returns and there’s something rotten in the banana stand
Melanie McFarland
The headlines surrounding the same-as-ever fifth season make its return awkward, and not in a good way
George Orwell’s “Animal Farm”: Guide to the rise of authoritarianism in the Donald Trump era?
Cody Cain
Orwell's 1945 parable of a lying pig who seizes power used to seem improbable and crude. Not so much right now
Beyond Golden Shower diplomacy: Preserving the positive legacy of an empire in decline
Alfred McCoy
A recent poll shows the world's approval of U.S. leadership dropped to a record low of 30 percent
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