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We never leave high school: Science proves adolescence unforgettable — for better or worse
Frank T. McAndrew
Still find yourself day-dreaming about that unrequited crush junior year? You have your primitive brain to thank
“Finding Dory” is more than just another Pixar cartoon: It’s a powerful portrayal of living with a learning disability
Matthew Rozsa
Living with a disability can be isolating, and this movie translates that loneliness perfectly for kids and adults
5 things we learned from the Led Zeppelin “Stairway to Heaven” trial, day 2
Brendan Gauthier
Wednesday was a bizarre day in the courthouse as Jimmy Page and a Spirit "super fan" took the witness stand
Beatlemania and the Bangles: Susanna Hoffs explains how “our obsession with the Beatles” brought the iconic ’80s group together
Annie Zaleski
Salon talks to the Bangles frontwoman about the group's early influences, their nonexistent Go-Gos rivalry and more
“20 minutes of action” is 20 minutes for Brock Turner — for his victim, it’s a lifetime
Aspen Matis
I know from personal experience that reporting a rape is the beginning of a battle—and we must stand up for women
Don’t call Emma Cline’s book “luminous”: The word “seems only used to describe writing by women”
Teddy Wayne
Salon talks to Cline ("The Girls"), Max Porter, Kate Angus, Ramona Ausubel & Deborah Shapiro about their new books
Another moment of silence — when will we act?: Democrats turn their backs on Paul Ryan’s empty gesture for Orlando
Sophia Tesfaye
One day after the worst shooting massacre in modern U.S. history, House Democrats erupt in protest at GOP inaction
Democrats can own the terror issue: Hillary Clinton has just made it harder for Trump to control the narrative
Sean Illing
Trump's bluster will only appeal to his hard-core backers; Hillary can address the issue properly — with reason
“Game of Thrones” recap: Say her name
Laura Bogart
Arya's fate is decided, Brienne gives it her all, Cersei's power withers and Tyrion's wisdom comes up short
This is how the GOP rigged Congress: The secret plan that handcuffed Obama’s presidency, but backfired in Donald Trump
Paul Rosenberg
GOP stole the House with old trick in a brilliant modern form. A new book by Salon's editor lays out every detail
The latest from Orlando: Gunman reportedly pledged allegiance to ISIS
The Associated Press
Law enforcement claims Omar Mateen professed his loyalty to Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi in 911 call prior to the shooting
O.J. Simpson, American icon: Why the football star turned accused killer is one of the 20th century’s most important cultural figures
Andrew O'Hehir
ESPN's amazing O.J. Simpson documentary blends football, murder, race and L.A. into an epic American tragedy
Narcissist in chief: The danger of having Donald “Citizen” Trump in the White House
Robert S. Becker
Fortress narcissists like Kane and Trump don't learn from failure — that makes their power very dangerous
Ferris Bueller’s missing soundtrack: Why we shouldn’t mourn what we never had
Kevin Smokler
It seems odd to us now that John Hughes would refuse to release "Ferris Bueller" music, but it makes sense
Muhammad Ali is home: From the “universal soldier for our common humanity,” let us learn how to fight for each other
Erin Keane
Today in Louisville, Kentucky, the champ's memorial service offered lessons for how to live in his image
Neil Finn knows why “Don’t Dream It’s Over” feels “almost ridiculously pertinent” now: “Particularly with Donald Trump talking about building walls”
Annie Zaleski
Salon talks to the prolific songwriter about 30 years of Crowded House, his vault, re-releases and his new work
“Germans & Jews” and Americans: What can we learn from Germany’s reckoning with history?
Andrew O'Hehir
Berlin now has the fastest-growing Jewish population in Europe — and Germany's renaissance has lessons for us
“This is about a woman learning to trust her gut”: Sarah Hepola on “Blackout” and the lessons of sobriety
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Salon speaks to Hepola about trust, consent and new beginnings, as well as her memoir, now out in paperback
Ed Sheeran lawsuit raises a big question: What exactly makes a song unique?
Scott Timberg
Sheeran's song and the one he's accused of copying have a lot in common—but it could come down to "feel"
Hillary Clinton, Democratic nominee: Now the left begins to bargain with a painful reality — and a hopeful future
Andrew O'Hehir
Yes, Bernie can and should push onward, even though it's over. It's time to face defeat, and fight for the future
Bob Odenkirk to play David Carr: Why the “Better Call Saul” and “Breaking Bad” star is perfect for this role
Scott Timberg
There are lots of reasons to look forward to the adaptation of the late reporter's "Night of the Gun"
Muhammad Ali’s hometown heartbreak: I went looking for Ali’s Louisville, and it wasn’t there
Dana McMahan
His boyhood home was in disrepair, no "Ali Trail" in sight—why did it take Louisville so long to honor the champ?
5 worst right-wing moments of the week — Katrina Pierson lives in an alternate reality
Janet Allon
The Trump spokeswoman lashes out at Judge Gonzalo Curiel, while her boss lets his bigotry slip at a Redding rally
This is our neoliberal nightmare: Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump, and why the market and the wealthy win every time
Anis Shivani
The rage driving our politics stems from cruelty of capitalism. So why do we vote for those who worship the market?
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