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Trump might not hurry Puerto Rico aid because the shipping industry wouldn’t like it
Jarrett Lyons
President Trump lifted the Jones Act to get aid to Irma and Harvey victims. Why not Maria?
The case of the passionless plot: “Law & Order True Crime: The Menendez Murders”
Melanie McFarland
Dick Wolf's tried and true "just the facts" formula does not fit all genres.
A borderline intimate education
J. Munroe
My professor said our close relationship wasn't "mentoring." So what were we doing?
Mark Godsey is an American superhero: He gets innocent people out of prison
Bob Cesca
Onetime "prosecutor's prosecutor" on his conversion experience, and how he became a crusader for the voiceless
Facing Trump’s threats, why in God’s name would North Korea disarm?
Danielle Ryan
There's the blustering tyrant — and then there's Kim Jong-un. He has no earthly reason to give up those nukes now
Not a mosque, and not at Ground Zero
Sabeeha Rehman
I was working on a Muslim community center for downtown Manhattan. How did it become so distorted?
Scorched earth sampling: the chaotic DNA of Public Enemy’s “Nation of Millions”
Christopher R. Weingarten
From Joe Cocker to Sweet, the disparate musical blasts that lay the foundation for a hip-hop masterpiece
“The Vietnam War”: Ken Burns and Lynn Novick making art out of “unprocessed trauma”
Melanie McFarland
Salon talks to the makers of the epic PBS documentary series about the task of recording history
Paul is still dead! Fake news that shook the world, 50 years later
Anis Shivani
One of the most elaborate conspiracy theories ever helped a generation cope with change — and refuses to go away
The best parts about autonomous vehicles are already here
Lee Vinsel, Constantine Samaras
Some of the automated features that assist drivers are available now, and could dramatically improve safety.
Comics captured U.S. ambivalence about the Vietnam War
Cathy Schlund-Vials
Titles like Marvel's "NAM" show how comics dealt with growing American ambivalence about the Vietnam War
Brian Kilmeade has one small issue with Jimmy Kimmel’s response to him
Charlie May
Kilmeade said Kimmel "personally attacked" him, but seemed to forget that he started the entire exchange
The media will fall in line. They will welcome Trump’s crew
Jacob Sugarman
Sean Spicer's Emmys cameo is a harrowing glimpse of things to come
Big corporations like Nestle are aggressively making people even fatter across the globe
Martha Rosenberg
Developing countries are a hot market for Big Food's high-calorie junk food
How the Pentagon tried to cure America of its “Vietnam syndrome”
Paul Joseph
In the USA's myriad military conflicts since Vietnam, the flow of information has been largely transformed
George Takei: Political resistance is a “silver lining in a very ominous dark cloud”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Salon talks to the "Star Trek" alum and "Allegiance" creator about keeping hope alive when history repeats itself
My mentor, Anaïs Nin
Tristine Rainer
As a graduate student at UCLA in the late 1960s, I became a part of Anaïs Nin's inner circle
Ten years in the making, “The Vietnam War” is broad and stunning
Melanie McFarland
Ken Burns and Lynn Novick return with another epic series that tells us how who were were then got us to now
Statue of Liberty: Still America’s national icon?
Noah Charney
A city's or country's icon immediately invokes the character of a place. America's is now cloaked in irony
Bernie Sanders scoffs at Hillary Clinton’s complaint that he didn’t help her win
Taylor Link
On "Meet the Press" Sunday Bernie Sanders reminded Chuck Todd that Clinton supporters voted for John McCain in 2008
Was the DNC hack an inside job? It’s a hot theory — but probably not
Matthew Sheffield
There are good reasons to distrust the U.S. intelligence agencies. But Russians likely did hack the Democrats
Notes from a trailing spouse: I’ll tell you what makes a home!
Bex B
The last time I bought a liquor cabinet I needed to put my bottles somewhere. This time I had no bottles . . . yet
Anxious in the Trump era? You’re not alone
David H. Rosmarin
A clinical psychologist on the anxiety our politics appears to be causing
The secret truth about DACA
Lucian K. Truscott IV
The underground economy comes out of the shadows. America likes what it sees
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