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Breaking: “There shall be no debate — It’s not a presidential campaign until I cover it!” The Greatest Living American Writer
Neal Pollack
Abandon all hope, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, The Greatest Living American Writer will cover Sunday's debate
Pharma bro Martin Shkreli — of course — offers to bail out financially troubled 4chan
Brendan Gauthier
"I'm open to joining the Board of Directors," Shkreli, who's trolled the world since his "Pharma Bro" days, tweeted
“Our gang was The Cure”: Lol Tolhurst opens up about growing up with Robert Smith, addiction and redemption
Annie Zaleski
Salon talks to former Cure drummer-keyboardist Lol Tolhurst about the music, the band and the memoir "Cured"
VOTE: Who will win tonight’s vice presidential debate?
Salon Staff
Virginia Sen. Tim Kaine vs. Indiana Gov. Mike Pence — who will come out on top?
Listen to the children: What Jeremy Mardis and Zianna Oliphant tell us about race and police brutality
Chauncey DeVega
Two children's stories offer a stark reminder of the police brutality epidemic and how deeply it's rooted in race
Outing Elena Ferrante: We have very little to gain by removing the Italian novelist’s anonymity
Scott Timberg
An Italian journalist says he's used financial records to solve the mystery of her real identity — but why?
Trump strikes a nasty new tone in Pennsylvania, just as the NYT’s tax scoop hits — coincidence?
Simon Maloy
Donald Trump goes ugly at Pennsylvania rallies, just as news breaks that he may have paid no taxes for years
Zika vaccine trials have graduated from monkeys to humans, but still far off
Robert Bednarczyk
A scientist explains that the vaccine is still in phase one out of three
Trump drives the media nuts, literally: The Chicago Tribune’s delusional Gary Johnson endorsement is a symptom of a deeper illness
Andrew O'Hehir
A once-major newspaper endorses Gary Johnson — because Trump has sent the entire media spiraling into madness
Gary Johnson can’t name a single foreign leader. Can we stop pretending he’s a real alternative now?
Heather Digby Parton
The Libertarian nominee can't name a foreign leader but has a dangerous agenda and can tip the election
Killing people, breaking things and America’s winless wars: Details of the dismal U.S. military record
Nick Turse
"We have not shown an ability to achieve our stated political aims in a conclusive way at an acceptable cost"
Don’t judge a neighbor by her sexuality: I was taught to hate my lesbian neighbors — they took me in anyway
Dena Landon
When my parents’ marriage fell apart, my friend’s two moms saved me — even though my dad said they'd go to hell
The essential Curtis Hanson: 10 films that showcase the late director’s versatile strengths
JoAnna Novak
In memory of the great director, who died yesterday in Los Angeles at 71, here's a look at his best movies
Salon’s social bootcamp: “Mild friends” get married — how much present do you give?
Kirsten Schofield
Readers ask Fancy, our etiquette expert, how to navigate tricky social situations and live their best life
The hard truth about Terence Crutcher and Tulsa: What kind of white person do you want to be?
Chauncey DeVega
The killing of yet another unarmed black man by police shows little will change until White America joins the fight
America’s outsider POTUS fantasy: “Designated Survivor” gives us the president we claim to want
Melanie McFarland
Kiefer Sutherland as a post-political apocalypse commander-in-chief is an alternate future everyone can agree on
Emmy Awards catch up to fans: Finally, Academy voters are watching the same shows we are
Melanie McFarland
Some of the usual suspects won, but this year's Emmys had some welcome surprises, and an able host in Jimmy Kimmel
“Stack the bodies outside the door”: Pollution, contamination and the toxic legacy of the Iraq War on the Iraqis themselves
David Masciotra
Savabieasfahani, an award winning toxicologist, explains lead contamination and health problems inflicting Iraq
A manly, muscular business pioneer is running for president — but wait, no, not that one
David Freedlander
Meet the incoherent outsider businessman running for president: Muscle Maker Grill entrepreneur Rod Silva
The media’s colossal failure: Trump continues to get away with his many scandals, lies and shady business ties
Heather Digby Parton
Newsweek's bombshell report this week should have shaken the Trump campaign to its core. Why hasn't it?
Not all dreams are created equal: 6 fascinating facts about dreams
Larry Schwartz
A new survey suggests men and women may dream differently
$1.9 million settlement reached in Sandra Bland wrongful death lawsuit
Sophia Tesfaye
Although one officer was fired, nobody was ever found criminally liable for Bland's 2015 death
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