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Stay alive until November 9! Tips for stress relief and self-care during election-pocalypse 2016
Erin Keane
Traumatized and anxious from this brutal election? Can't stop refreshing FiveThirtyEight? We can help
Tim Kaine en Español: The Democratic veep nominee leans heavily on Latinos to turn out in Arizona
Simon Maloy
Hillary Clinton's late push for Arizona brought Tim Kaine to Phoenix, where he rallied Latino residents in Spanish
FBI’s Clinton smear campaign is no surprise — and has weird echoes of the ’90s
Heather Digby Parton
It's disgusting that the FBI is trying to tilt the election to Trump with sleazy tactics; it's also nothing new
Science explains why the “dad bod” may actually not be so unhealthy
James Brown
Could it be that pudgy pops are actually in better health than their single, slimmer counterparts?
Long live “The Crown”: Netflix’s prestige drama makes Queen Elizabeth II beautifully human
Melanie McFarland
Outstanding performances and a stupendous script make Netflix's royal drama worth slowly savoring.
Samsung, burned by the Galaxy Note 7, is betting its chips on … chips
Matthew Rozsa
Samsung had wanted to be the next Apple instead it's trying become the next intel, the leading computer chipmaker
“Inferno” isn’t a box office disaster: Dan Brown’s overseas hit may be the future of movies, whether we like it or not
Nico Lang
"Inferno" is flopping in the U.S., but overseas is another story — one that leads to increasingly generic movies
Deep in the heart of TrumpLand — even Texans want our national nightmare to be over
Alli Joseph
Mexican-American youth for Trump (!), bartenders for Jill Stein and other bizarre phenomena of the Lone Star State
I’m grateful for my abortion
Jacqui Morton
It took a long time, but I'm finally at peace with the loss of my pregnancy — and now I'm terrified for my rights
Could razing Adolf Hitler’s first home in Austria backfire? Possibly, and here’s why
Despina Stratigakos
Hitler was born in the house 127 years ago, but it could be gone soon
An insult to FDR: Donald Trump’s proposed “New Deal” for Black America is an affront to Roosevelt’s civil rights legacy
Chauncey DeVega
Trump's misguided attempts to appeal to black voters now include him evoking Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Lonely, at last: Brilliant drama “Rectify” soothes and breaks our hearts for one final season
Melanie McFarland
Season 4 of SundanceTV's drama follows Daniel Holden's reintegration into the world both legally and spiritually
Rita Wilson loves husband Tom Hanks’ David S. Pumpkins character as much as the internet
Lindsey Bahr
One of the best skits in recent memory gives us another reason to love Tom Hanks
The power of unhappy endings: “Black Mirror” finds hope in the darkness
Nico Lang
Freed of the imperative to give its characters pleasant closure, Netflix's digital-dystopia anthology series scores
Chris Christie facing possible Bridgegate indictment: The final piece of a spectacular political collapse
Simon Maloy
Once seen as the future of the GOP, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie may now be facing criminal charges
See no evil: Is the muted outcry over the video of Michael Sabbie’s beating proof we’ve all become uncomfortably numb?
Chauncey DeVega
Michael Sabbie tells the officers beating him "I can't breathe" 19 times before dying — and we can't even watch
Thomas Dolby’s “Speed of Sound”: From “She Blinded Me With Science” to Silicon Valley and academia
Annie Zaleski
Salon talks to the '80s synthpop star about his new memoir, the music industry and working in digital start-ups
“Because ISIS”: Whoever wins the presidential election, the Middle East loses
Sophia A. McClennen
For all the bluster about ISIS, both Clinton's and Trump's plans would make the situation in the Middle East worse
Donald Trump’s town hall debate was a leaning, meaning, inner-city bashing, Muslim-spying dumpster fire, and Twitter knew it
Matthew Rozsa
From the Michael Myers body language to the Iraq War lies and "the Latinos, the Hispanics," Twitter takes on Trump
WATCH: Lin-Manuel Miranda heads a strange, hilarious “Crucible” cast party on “SNL”
Salon Staff
In a theater nerd's dream segment, "25 virgins and lots of Sprite" assemble for a party that's off the hook
Off the rails: The real mystery of “The Girl on the Train” is why it never gets on track
Nico Lang
Despite an excellent turn by Emily Blunt, the adaptation of Paula Hawkins' bestseller barely scratches the surface
“Hamilton” is the new “Star Wars”: My sons’ epic love for Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Founding Fathers musical
Jeanna Lucci-Canapari
To my kids, "Hamilton" isn't just a history lesson with cool songs. It's a timeless battle between good and evil
Even Donald Trump’s lawyers think he’s a habitual liar
Jeremy Binckes
The GOP nominee's lawyers were once so worried he lied so much, they'd only meet with him in pairs
Radical resurgence: In Afghanistan, the Taliban is becoming more powerful
Vijay Prashad
How the U.S. failed in making long-lasting change
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