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“David Lynch should be shot”: Looking back on the madness and chaos of “Blue Velvet” and Ronald Reagan’s ’80s
Dennis Lim
That was an actual test-card response to Lynch's creepy '80s classic, celebrating its 30th anniversary this year
Jian Ghomeshi’s not-guilty verdict: Victim-blaming is alive and well in sexual assault cases
Rachel Kramer Bussel
The Canadian judge for the CBC star's trial criticized accusers' "inconsistent" behavior after the alleged crimes
They abandoned the 90 percent: How the Reagan Revolution and Third Way politics led America to ruin
Thom Hartmann
The rise of Trumpism makes perfect sense. Both parties have sacrificed the working class at the alter of globalism
New Order’s next album is coming: Bernard Sumner talks “Complete Music,” Peter Hook and why it’s important to “glow for a very long time”
Mike Doherty
Salon talks to the New Order frontman about writing, touring and why you shouldn't go into business with bandmates
RuPaul gave me life: How “Drag Race” pulled me back from the depths of depression
Melanie McFarland
The groundbreaking reality show helped me face the world when I was at my lowest
“Music is so abused these days”: XTC’s Andy Partridge opens up about songwriting, painting and developing the “cruel parent gene” toward your own art
Annie Zaleski
Salon talks to the pop icon about the new collection of interviews, "Complicated Game: Inside the Songs of XTC"
Miseries of a stay-at-home dad
Billy Doidge Kilgore
When I quit my job to care for our baby boy, I fancied myself the perfect progressive father. Parenthood showed me
“Homeless and hungry — please help!”: Baltimore’s panhandlers ask for our sympathy and loose change. Why are they so polarizing?
Matt Lallo
Some people give without exception, others never. I set out to meet the individuals who incite both pity & acrimony
Stop mooning over John Kasich: He’s not more “reasonable” than Trump, he’s just better at camouflaging his agenda
Arthur Chu
The desire of moderates to push “moderation” as a valuable brand for its own sake is a terrible idea
Iggy Azalea tries for a comeback: Can she recover from her rapid fall from pop culture grace?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The embattled Australian rapper tries to restart her career — just two years after a massive breakout hit
5 foreign policy questions we’ll never ask our presidential candidates
Peter Van Buren
What is the endgame for our war on terror? And at what point do we begin pairing back the size of our military?
Somehow, Donald Trump reaches a new low: Trump campaign ad features Hillary barking, Putin doing karate
Brendan Gauthier
Trump followed up Tuesday night's sleeper of a victory speech with release of new, masterfully amateurish attack ad
Mother Teresa’s fast track to sainthood: How and why the polarizing missionary is being canonized now
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Here's what secular fans of Mother Teresa's work and Pope Francis' social justice might not know about Catholicism
Where Marco Rubio’s football dreams went to die: More of a joke than a jock, Rubio was only recruited out of desperation
David Freedlander
"I remember him suiting up for the team picture, but that is about it," says a former Rubio college teammate
Trump’s not Hitler, he’s Mussolini: How GOP anti-intellectualism created a modern fascist movement in America
Fedja Buric
Fascism is about the most powerful epithet one can use -- but it fits with Donald Trump. A historian explains why
“As a Jew, there’s a need to keep that atrocity alive”: Martin Landau on his new Holocaust drama, “Remember,” about guilt & forgiveness, history & revenge
Gary M. Kramer
Landau on holding grudges, working with Hitchcock & Woody Allen, and his legacy after 50 years in Hollywood
Trump’s campaign manager calls women who claims he assaulted her “delusional” — but refuses, so far, to submit to a lie detector test
Scott Eric Kaufman
Corey Lewandowski is up for a fight, unless it involves verifiable facts and expert observation, in which case, no
Larry Wilmore explains why candidates suspend, rather than end, campaigns
Brendan Gauthier
"You can still make money from suckers who don't know you dropped out of the game," 2 Chainz tells Wilmore
Nobody trusts Mitt: The problem with making Romney the anti-Trump
Simon Maloy
A new poll show that Mitt Romney's anti-Trump campaign is at best ineffective, and may actually be backfiring
The Republican Party burned itself: How years of racist demagoguing paved the way for this terrifying moment
Conor Lynch
Donald Trump didn't create the poisoning atmosphere. He's just taking advantage of it.
Behind the music on “Vinyl”: Getting Sly & the Family Stone all wrong — at the expense of the band’s women
Caryn Rose
The HBO show about the music industry in the '70s gets small details right, but drops the ball on major players
It’s not enough to disavow the Klan: Racists and Republicans have years of experience disavowing Klan, but supporting racist politics
Rev. Dr. William J. Barber II, Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove
Racial disparities don't exist because Americans back the Klan. They persist because of unfair policies
Language is failing us: What does teaching sign language to a chimpanzee have to do with our troubled conversation about race?
Kaitlyn Greenidge
With my book, I use the story of a pretend experiment to talk about the intricacies of race and memory and history
Homework is wrecking our kids: The research is clear, let’s ban elementary homework
Heather Shumaker
Homework does have an impact on young students — but it’s not a good one
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