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White people, take responsibility for your Waco thugs: Black Americans are tired of being the country’s conscience
mensah demary
The Waco riot is another reminder that the burden of talking patiently about race falls unfairly on people of color
Why Paul Ryan is suddenly so happy to work with Barack Obama
Elias Isquith
The GOP hero is secretly working to help Obama — because partisanship should never come before corporate profits
The unbearable whiteness of the Letterman farewells: Let this truly be the end of a show-business era
Scott Timberg
George Clooney, Tom Hanks, Eddie Vedder, Bob Dylan — Letterman's final shows don't really look like showbiz today
Your sex number is your business: The intimate secret your partner has no right to know
Rachel Kramer Bussel
How many people have you slept with? It's usually a misleading figure, and one we have every right to hold close
Jesse Eisenberg learns zero lessons from Adam Sandler fiasco: “Two Dogs could do a great rain dance”
Erin Keane
The actor and frequent New Yorker contributor's Shouts & Murmurs column is being criticized for racist jokes
How “The Best Show” keeps us calling in for more: “Some people think getting hung up on is an honor”
Melissa Locker
Salon talks to Tom Scharpling and Jon Wurster about the move from WFMU to podcast and the new "Best Show" box set
The GOP’s despicable scheme to play dumb on Iraq: A history lesson for Rubio & Jeb
Heather Digby Parton
The same old lies about the war—that it was a result of "faulty intelligence"—need to be corrected once and for all
Cate Blanchett need not be your sexual role model
Rachel Kramer Bussel
Faced with outdated labels, many of us -- not just celebs -- are rebelling against simplistic answers
“Mad Men’s” ambiguous finale earns ambiguous reviews: What the web’s smartest voices are saying
Salon Staff
Updated: A quick spin through the "Mad Men" finale recaps online this morning
The Wall Street Journal’s absurd Paul Krugman hypocrisy: No one is better at “character assassination” than them
Heather Digby Parton
The Wall Street Journal accuses Krugman of "character assassination" -- funny, given their long history of it
His near-death experience and my doubt: When life defies hard science
Suzanne Clores
What happened to Greg in that hospital? I may be skeptical of his “white-light” story, but I know it was a miracle
When the world was reinvented: Harry Truman, Joseph Stalin & the end of World War II
J.P. O'Malley
Historian Michael Neiberg tells Salon about the perils of the postwar era & the limits of the what great men can do
Ronald Reagan’s FDR side: What today’s conservatives — and liberals — get wrong about the Gipper
H.W. Brands
He knew politics' purpose is to govern, not preserve ideological purity. He pursued Goldwater ends with FDR means
The best series finales ever
Daniel D'Addario, Colin Gorenstein
From "The Sopranos" to "The Shield" to "Newhart," here's what "Mad Men" has to live up to
My horrible toupee nightmare: I needed self-confidence, and got a head full of roadkill instead
Mitch Friedman
"I was amazed at how awful, unnatural, and frankly ridiculous I looked with this thing resting on my scalp"
This tender Tom Waits tribute to David Letterman will make you weep
Colin Gorenstein
The eccentric singer-songwriter has appeared on the show 10 times dating back to 1983
Letterman before “Late Night”: The wild, weird early TV shows that launched his career
Anna Silman
Dave tried his hand at a morning show, variety show, and a game show pilot before his big break following Carson
The David Letterman reflection on how he treated young actresses that only Julia Roberts could deliver: “What was the matter with me?”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A tender and revealing sendoff to one of TV's classic couples
“Farkhunda is our sister”: A murder, a martyr and an Afghan revolution in the making
Ann Jones
Forty-nine men stand trial for a woman's slaying, renewing hope for the war-torn nation's criminal justice system
“D**k-swinging swagger”: 2016 Republicans pledge to bring back W’s disastrous cowboy diplomacy
Simon Maloy
Marco Rubio and Jeb Bush are 100-percent committed to not learning any lessons from George W. Bush's mistakes
Beyond Kris Jenner: The wife of a trans woman opens up on sex, transitioning together and losing straight privilege
Tracy Clark-Flory
The topic of transitioning is making headlines, but it isn't news to Helen Boyd: Her "husband" became her wife
Letterman’s nastiest feuds: 8 celebrities who tangled with Dave’s sharp tongue and long memory
Anna Silman
From Sarah Palin to Bill O'Reilly, Letterman has a history of rubbing people the wrong way — UPDATED
My Morning Jacket’s “The Waterfall”: You’ve never heard Jim James like this
Stephen Deusner
The frontman switches up his approach on what may be My Morning Jacket's darkest — and best — album yet
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