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“The Mistake on the Lake”: What Trump and the GOP could learn from Cleveland
Sean Posey
The convention city is a mirror of the nation's uncertain and inequitable economy
Free Jillian Holtzmann: It’s time for Sony to let the most compelling Ghostbuster be out and proud
Nico Lang
The coyness around Kate McKinnon's character's sexuality feels seriously retrograde in 2016
“The Night Of” recap: Naz goes into the belly of the beast
Laura Bogart
HBO's limited-series crime drama might take place here and now, but its world-building game is still strong
The myth of the Democratic rift: Despite media hot air, the data show Sanders supporters will embrace Clinton
Sean McElwee
Hot takes might suggest otherwise, but the truth is, the Democratic Party is quite unified
Norman Lear sits down with Salon: “Trump is the middle finger of the American right hand”
Andrew O'Hehir
Archie Bunker wouldn't vote for Trump, insists his 93-year-old creator, now the subject of an irresistible film
Sorry conservatives, new research from Harvard shows a profound amount of racism by police…not less of it
Chauncey DeVega
Don't believe the right-wing spin about Harvard's damning study that illustrates how cops target blacks
The bright side of Brexit: Leaving the European Union could create a more just Britain
George Lakey
Brexit could help Brits regain the offensive and put social democracy back on the agenda
“No justice for war crimes victims” 2 years after Gaza war, Amnesty International says
Ben Norton
Amnesty International report slams Israeli military's impunity after "unprecedented death and destruction" in Gaza
Ryan’s clown act: He is a right-wing raver, not the honorable statesman he pretends to be
Amanda Marcotte
Ryan's response to Clinton's email flap and the gun sit-in reminds us he is far from a sober-minded politician
The digital media age is all about the past: “The Internet is not an extension of television”
Scott Timberg
Salon talks to media critic Douglas Rushkoff about how memory-based technology gave rise to Brexit and Donald Trump
Life of an author on the internet: “Someone on Goodreads took the time to write out ‘Meh’ as their whole review”
Teddy Wayne
7 questions, 5 authors with new books: Jennifer Armstrong, Patrick Flanery, Hannah Pittard, Bob Proehl, Irina Reyn
“You cannot save the whole world at one time”: Revisit Salon’s 2000 conversation with Elie Wiesel
Jill Priluck
The Nobel laureate discussed Palestinian statehood, hatred the First Amendment, and more with Salon in 2000
My Little Free Library war: How our suburban front-yard lending box made me hate books and fear my neighbors
Dan Greenstone
This gift from my wife was supposed to be harmless fun — but now when people stop, all I feel is dread
McDonald’s comes for sriracha: Assimilation, customization and the fast-food American Dream
JoAnna Novak
The cult condiment is about to go mainstream in a big way — and "Awesome Sauce" could destroy sriracha's soul
Republicans want a do-over: The GOP finds itself trapped in the date from hell
Michael Winship
Donald Trump isn't dangerous and exciting -- he's certifiable. Voters refused to listen, and now they're screwed
How worried do you need to be about early-onset Alzheimer’s?
Troy Rohn
Americans age 60 and over identify the disease as their single greatest fear. Here's how it works and who's at risk
Trump, torture and religion: Why the Christian Right has flocked to the GOP nominee
Heather Digby Parton
From war crimes to torture, Trump's beliefs are right in line with the beliefs of Christian Right leaders
Holocaust escape tunnel discovery a blow against deniers: “It was dug out by spoons. By people who were shackled around the ankles”
Scott Timberg
Salon speaks to a producer of a NOVA documentary about what the excavation of this long-lost escape route means
Sansa Stark has always been a warrior: She’s been fierce all along — and it kept her alive
Laura Bogart
Fans long preferred heroines like Arya and Brienne—but Sansa's been fighting her own kind of war since season 1
CNN can’t sink any lower: Corey Lewandowski’s hiring is an affront to our very democracy
Todd Gitlin
Trump's ex-campaign manager has abused journalists at every turn, and Jeff Zucker is rewarding him -- handsomely
Honduran soldier says activist Berta Cáceres was killed by U.S.-backed coup regime
Ben Norton
Before her death, environmentalist Cáceres singled out Hillary Clinton for supporting the military coup in Honduras
Yes, you should be worried about Brexit: What Britain’s departure from the EU would mean for America
Chris Smith
The economic impact of a Brexit wouldn't be confined to Europe — its effects run deeper than you might realize
The glaring omission in the New York Times’ gun debate coverage
Eric Boehlert
The Grey Lady downplays Congress' chances of passing reform with nary a mention of the GOP's radical obstructionism
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