Showing results for: memory (page 26)
Heroes or “losers”: Trump taints Memorial Day with divided memories
Brian Karem
Let's honor the memory of those Americans who sacrificed everything. Trump calls them “losers”
Don’t “fall in love” with your travel destination
Pamela Petro
I’ve been to Wales 30 times in 40 years. I’d rather have my tongue pierced than say I "fell in love" with it
“I don’t want to see some glittery vampire”: Why Anne Rice’s undead reigns in a post-“Twilight” era
Melanie McFarland
Sam Reid and Jacob Anderson discuss the ways their eternal love story is more relatable than that other one
“I think they’re building an army”: Trump spews anti-immigrant sentiments at rally in the Bronx
Griffin Eckstein
Trump, who faces criminal charges one county over, promised the "largest criminal deportation operation" in history
Israel threatens “severe consequences” after 3 European nations recognize Palestinian state
Jon Queally
Israel issues warning after Norway, Ireland, and Spain announced their "landmark" decision
Along came Robert Costello: Trump’s crime boss maneuvering blows up in court
Heather Digby Parton
In an attempt to avoid testifying, Trump pushed an underling onto the stand who just undermined his whole case
“Very underwhelming”: Legal experts question Trump defense strategy, lack of big-name witnesses
Marina Villeneuve
The former president's defense team has begun calling its own witnesses, but none are likely game changers
The Gaza encampments and history: Is this the “right” kind of protest?
Tatyana Tandanpolie
Politicians and the public largely oppose the student protests. But activists say that's missing the point
“A thin veil”: Why that “Interview with the Vampire” letter to Louis rings true to Anne Rice’s style
Kelly McClure
Salon spoke to writers Jonathan Ceniceroz and Shane Munson about "Do You Know What It Means to Be Loved by Death"
Boebert ridiculed for fumbling sign of the cross during House Oversight Committee hearing
Kelly McClure
"Fake Christians doing fake Christian things," one person commented on a clip of Boebert freestyling the gesture
RFK Jr. complains that debate exclusion “undermines democracy”
Griffin Eckstein
Kennedy, who called on his opponents to allow "viable candidates" on the debate stage, is polling at around 10%
I finally understand my mother’s tough love
Randall Horton
"You and your mother are just alike," my father would tell me
The rise of the Every Boyfriend, from Hugh Grant to Nicholas Galitzine
Melanie McFarland
As romance movies evolve, a handful of actors are widening their appeal by playing both queer and hetero roles
“I have cognitive problems, clearly”: In 2012 deposition, RFK Jr. said a worm ate part of his brain
Griffin Eckstein
Kennedy said he suffered brain fog and memory loss as a result of the worm and mercury poisoning
Reading Sylvia Plath and my dead friend’s Instagram
Lilly Dancyger
We were Plath Girls in our youth. Claiming her was a way to elevate our teenage sadness from cliché to literary
“The Sympathizer” pokes holes in “the authenticity that the Auteur is very obsessed about”
Melanie McFarland
In the latest episode showrunner Park Chan-wook uses Robert Downey Jr. to examine American pop culture's power
May Fourth and China’s legacy of revolution
Nicholas Liu
On May 4, 1919, 3,000 university students started China's May Fourth movement
“Hacks” returns with its funny ladies on the mountaintop, but questions the cost of the climb
Melanie McFarland
Returning as 61-year-old Vanessa Williams drops a club track, the show reaffirms it still has legs, and miles to go
The trouble with Trump polls
Lucian K. Truscott IV
The problem isn't the pollsters — it's incoherent public opinion, driven by nostalgia, stupidity and memory loss
Trump’s criminal trials are accelerating the countdown clock on America’s news media
Chauncey DeVega
The clock is ticking on Trump-age media
“Real embarrassment”: Trump lawyer apologizes after judge called him out for “misleading” jury
Charles R. Davis
"They made a mistake," says legal analyst Norm Eisen
“All You Need Is Love”: Rare new Beatles and James Bond insights into creation of the art we adore
Kenneth Womack
An Ian Fleming biography reveals the origins of the spy womanizer, while the Fab Four get candid in their own words
“Sometimes I would push away our audience”: “The Sympathizer” director Park Chan-wook feels for us
Melanie McFarland
The filmmaker on his creative approach to adapting Viet Thanh Nguyen's novel for HBO and the "Oldboy" influence
Marjorie Taylor Greene’s “space lasers” show how the GOP gets away with escalating violence
Amanda Marcotte
From Kari Lake's "strap on a Glock" to the Supreme Court coddling Capitol rioters, GOP threat levels are growing
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