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Secrets of “Saturday Night Live’s” writers room: “The pressure was intense, but it was incredible”
Kera Bolonik
The brilliant, funny Christine Zander shares stories of "SNL's" funniest sketches -- and seven years at 30 Rock
You Must Hear This! The End’s “Introspection”
Benjamin Wheelock
In 1968, Bill Wyman produced the Holy Grail of Headphone Albums, and then... what the hell happened??
“Crazies have taken over the party”: Why even Republicans are worried about John Boehner’s ouster
Bob Cesca
John Boehner is on the way out, which means the extremist faction of the GOP is on the way up
Mary Karr on the “loser, outsider weirdos” of memoir and skipping the David Foster Wallace movie: “The whole St. David thing … it’s a little hard to take”
Scott Timberg
Mary Karr talks to Salon about David Foster Wallace's "Eddie Haskell" side and her new book "The Art of Memoir"
My Harper Lee pilgrimage: Visiting Monroeville, in search of “Mockingbird’s” essence
Margaret Eby
Visit Harper Lee's hometown and "Mockingbird" is just described as "the book," but its author is even more magical
Ben Carson’s great betrayal: How he ignores history in favor of the Republican Party
Chauncey DeVega
The Republican presidential candidate propounds a pernicious view of America. Here's what's at stake
Inside the “Stonewall” catastrophe: A dull, miscast, misguided, bloated, schmaltzy and shlocky disaster of a movie
Jack Mirkinson
Director Roland Emmerich has made one of the most tone-deaf and offensive movies in recent memory
Noam Chomsky: Bernie Sanders can’t save America
Noam Chomsky
The famed linguist-philosopher talks neoliberalism, the future of fossil fuels and our broken political culture
The 10 best satirical campaigns for president of the United States
Kali Holloway
In the age of the Donald, it's helpful to remeber a few merry pranksters were actually in on their own jokes
Pope Francis implores Americans not to be “fearful of foreigners,” care for the poor and environment in speech before Congress
Scott Eric Kaufman
The pope urges xenophobic Republicans to "view refugees as persons" instead of numbers
“You don’t fit the profile”: How I ended up on the FBI’s no-fly list
Rebecca Gordon
In 2002, my partner and I were stopped en route to Massachusetts. Years later, we're still searching for answers
How America built its empire: The real history of American foreign policy that the media won’t tell you
Patrick L. Smith
Perry Anderson sits down with Salon to discuss the Cold War, Hiroshima, American exceptionalism, Iran and more
Scott Walker’s glorious fall: How the man who couldn’t lose lost very badly — and what it could mean for Marco Rubio
Simon Maloy
The GOP's union-busting dream candidate hits bottom and drops out. Does Marco Rubio profit from his demise?
Terrorist plot to blow up Lady Liberty foiled by her tattoos: National security thriller “Blindspot” borrows from “Alias” and “Orphan Black” for an action-packed debut
Sonia Saraiya
Marvel's Jaimie Alexander plays a mysterious woman with superhuman powers whose body art is the key to her past
The most L.A. love story ever: Why we scattered our mother’s ashes in Clifton’s Cafeteria
Ray Richmond
Devoutly religious cafe owner Clifford Clinton and my sex-aid pioneer mom had an unorthodox affair for the ages
Viola Davis, Uzo Aduba, Regina King and that Ava DuVernay-directed Apple commercial: We saw a hint of the future at the Emmy Awards, and it’s glorious
Sonia Saraiya
The most memorable moments of last night spotlighted triumphant, emotional, charismatic black women
Behind the scenes with Bernie Sanders: Three days in Iowa that explain why Hillary’s fading and the Dems have a new front-runner
Shane Ryan
If you want to understand the Sanders shocker, just go to Iowa and listen to his ideas and Hillary's platitudes
Our graduate school nightmare: Higher education is broken — here’s how we fix it
Leonard Cassuto
We're teaching grad students to want teaching jobs that no longer exist. We must rethink the entire enterprise
Holocaust stunner “Son of Saul” team on making a film from the center of hell: “I think the first instinct should be that it cannot be done”
Anna Silman
The harrowing Hungarian film, set in the gas chambers of Auschwitz-Birkenau, wowed audiences and critics at TIFF
The GOP farce plods along: Why last night’s interminable debate was an affront to the party’s patron saint
Joan Walsh
Fiorina was declared the winner. But all we really know after last night's circus is that "left-wing" Reagan lost
Robert Reich: College rankings are totally bogus
Robert Reich
The former secretary of labor examines the inherent bias in U.S. News and World Report's annual college guide
24 fruits and vegetables that will extend your lifespan
Larry Schwartz
No one food is going to change your life, but a diet rich in these fruits & vegetables will start you on your way
Welcome to the un-Democratic Party: We need more debates — for everyone’s sake
Shane Ryan
If the DNC thought it was doing Hillary a favor with a small debate schedule, it backfired. It must add more
The media made this f**king monster: How phony objectivity helped create Donald Trump
Paul Rosenberg
The old "both sides do it" lie keeps the press from talking honestly about politics, and helps empower the right
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