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A stronger social safety net could reduce the number of conspiracy theorists, researchers say
Nicole Karlis
Authors of a new paper suggest that stress is leading to conspiratorial thinking and belief in things like QAnon
New video: Trump defense secretary calls BS on his Jan. 6 lie that he had 10K troops ready to deploy
Igor Derysh
There was “no order from the president," Chris Miller said in new video released by Jan. 6 committee
How cookbook writer Eric Kim found home through Korean-American food: “I’m obsessed with nostalgia”
Ashlie D. Stevens
On "Salon Talks," the author talks family, identity and why you should never sub out the doenjang in his recipes
Human garbage is a plentiful but dangerous source of food for polar bears finding it harder to hunt
Thomas Scott Smith
As sea ice dwindles, polar bears are turning towards human settlements more often
“Only Murders in the Building”: Inside Oliver’s deadly game night
Alison Stine
Is "Son of Sam" a real game, what might it be based on and who among us are innocent blonds?
The latest COVID conspiracy claims multiple booster shots wreck your immune system
Nicole Karlis
A conspiracy theory about booster shots resurfaced this month — here’s what experts say
The part “Game of Thrones” played in helping Emilia Clarke recover from brain injuries
Alison Stine
A "really, really small minority of people" could have survived the severity of her injuries, Clarke reveals
Fox host thinks Biden is being secretly drugged
Brandon Gage
Fox Business host Maria Bartiromo had a lot to say about Biden while speaking with Congressman Ronny Jackson
J.R.R. Tolkien describes the “intensity” of elf sex
Dan Selcke
It's hard to picture them getting down ... but new elves gotta come from somewhere
“Blade Runner” and the lesson Roy Batty’s Replicant rebellion has to teach us
Billy J. Stratton
It's been 40 years since Ridley Scott's sci-fi flick warned us – not about the evils of technology – but humanity
Emmy nominations: The Good, the Bad, and the “Squid Game” of it all
Melanie McFarland
Any year's Emmy nominations are a mixed bag at best. Here's our breakdown of this list's passing grades and fails
“He could make you laugh. He could make you think”: How Biggie Smalls became a rap legend
D. Watkins
On the anniversary of Christopher Wallace's 50th birthday, Justin Tinsley writes The Notorious B.I.G.'s biography
ABC’s Martin Fry on writing ’80s love songs as “an act of rebellion”
Annie Zaleski
The "Poison Arrow" and "Be Near Me" musician spoke to Salon for the 40th anniversary tour for "Lexicon of Love"
America as a war zone: Trump has turned the nation toward anger and violence
Andrea Mazzarino
Donald Trump has occupied America's hearts and minds. The trauma is everywhere, and it won't heal overnight
For the love of Mexican cuisine: Revisiting “Like Water for Chocolate” on its 30th anniversary
Ximena N. Beltran Quan Kiu
At a time when Mexican cuisine was narrowly defined in the U.S., the film showed viewers so much more
Aunt Audrey’s cobbler is the ultimate throw-it-together summer dessert
Kirsten Schofield
Don't be the one to bring a half-melted gallon of ice cream to the cookout. Try this instead
Is Chris Pratt really The Worst Chris, or are we penalizing his averageness?
Melanie McFarland
Many of the actor's detractors don't like him for reasons he'll probably never be able to shake
Seals, the chunky Einsteins of the ocean, are dying painfully due to plastic pollution
Matthew Rozsa
Intelligent, strong and top predators, seals are suffering from human acts and wastefulness
The lure of “Stranger Things”? It’s not the ’80s – it’s forgotten childhood freedom
Alison Stine
Goodbye to you. Goodbye to everything Gen Z never knew
Everyone thinks “Stranger Things” Season 4 is about trauma. It’s not
Joshua Pederson
Max and other students share a condition that marks them as prey for Vecna. But the school psychologist is wrong
Texas AG Ken Paxton says he’s “willing and able” bring back state ban on gay sex
Alex Henderson
"They won't stop till they roll back all of our civil rights," Paxton's Democratic challenger said
This riff on a chocolate-packed cookie classic is so good it might make you cry
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Banana pudding chocolate chip cookies are the best of all worlds
Border crackdown makes death a constant risk for undocumented migrants entering Texas
Lomi Kriel, Uriel J. García
50 migrants were found dead in a semitruck in San Antonio. Hundreds more have died in recent years
Sobering lessons in untying the knot of a homeless crisis
Angela Hart
Portland’s homeless problem now extends well beyond the downtown core, creating a crisis of conscience
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