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Colbert on “shameful” Fox News coverage that painted dog puppet act in the Capitol as “insurrection”
Joy Saha
Tucker Carlson cried "insurrection" after Triumph the Insult Comic Dog was detained by Capitol Police
“Multitude of errors in judgement”: New details show Uvalde police response even worse than reported
Terri Langford
Officers had weapons, shields and a tool to break open the door — but didn't try to open the door for over an hour
Photojournalist David Butow covered Trump and Jan. 6: “I don’t think there’s an America anymore”
Chauncey DeVega
David Butow has photographed conflict zones all over the world. Jan. 6 "was one of the worst things" he's ever seen
Tumblr’s enduring appeal reveals the potency of the web’s cultural memory
Jeanna Sybert
The social media platform defies categorization or a defined purpose, which might explain why it also persists
Juneteenth is a reminder that freedom still depends on where you live
Harya Tarekegn
As we commemorate the memory of Juneteenth, let's remember that progress does not occur evenly
My disapproving doctor father hated my work — but we had more in common than I thought
Susan Shapiro
My father said my confessional writing humiliated him. We got along best when I had an ailment he could fix
How (not) to do Juneteenth, from freedom panties to horrifying video game cosmetics
Melanie McFarland
There's no single way to observe Juneteenth, but corporations have shown us some fairly major ways to get it wrong
Jeff Bridges on the Dude, making “The Old Man” and the experience of “dancing with my mortality”
Melanie McFarland
On "Salon Talks," the beloved Oscar winner discusses his new FX series, his health and finally embracing TV
Jan. 6 hearings: Collective therapy with no catharsis — and probably no convictions
Chauncey DeVega
No reasonable person can doubt the proof of Trump's criminality. But "reasonable" is pretty much irrelevant
Cult expert Steven Hassan sees 95% chance of worsening pro-Trump violence
Chauncey DeVega
Former Moonie turned mind control expert says up to one-third of Trump's faithful are ready to support violence
Trumpism without Trump: Maybe he’s beginning to fade — but the danger to democracy isn’t
Paul Rosenberg
Trump's 2020 "Lost Cause" ideology has taught Republicans how to seize power — and they may not need him anymore
Notes on “E.T.,” now that we are both in our 40s
Erin Keane
In a never-ending homage economy, the lack of a sequel doesn't necessarily mean a story can be at rest
There’s no more music in the air — “Twin Peaks” mourns the loss of Julee Cruise
Kelly McClure
Cruise is the voice of many of the most memorable scenes in "Twin Peaks," and helped create its signature feel
My ex introduced me to arepas. They’re now my favorite comfort food
Kristen Pizzo
Love in the form of a hot corn disk
May Pang opens up about John Lennon’s “Lost Weekend” in her “love story” documentary
Kenneth Womack
Narrated by May Pang, "The Lost Weekend: A Love Story" finds a pocket of bright light in Lennon's unfinished story
The genius potato salad that converted a potato salad skeptic
Brinda Ayer
Monifa Dayo's nontraditional recipe is the upgrade potato salad has always needed
Trump dances for the NRA: America’s emotional health is critical and getting worse
Chauncey DeVega
Trump's grotesque performance at the NRA convention was only a symptom of America's profound emotional sickness
Tuesday’s primaries show why GOP is producing even more far-right “extremists” than ever before
Matt Harris
Primaries are getting more crowded with candidates, and that’s good news for extremists and bad news for voters
How many people died because Trump mocked mask-wearing? We’ll never know
Kirk Swearingen
With another COVID surge upon us, many Americans seem done with masks — and Trump's body count keeps growing
Ronald Reagan’s moment of massive historical irony: How armed Black men led to gun control
Thom Hartmann
When armed Black Panthers showed up at the California State Capitol in 1967, they probably saved thousands of lives
There will be no gun control: For many white Americans, the idea of the gun is all they have left
Chris Hedges
White Americans cling to the gun as a symbol of strength and independence. They see its loss as a final, fatal blow
The bizarre story of Alan Cumming’s chimp pal, a missing primate mystery involving a faked death
Joy Saha
Here's everything you need to know about Tonka, the beloved chimp co-star who disappeared but was never forgotten
An absolutely effortless tiramisu, courtesy of a nostalgic childhood snack
Mary Elizabeth Williams
This isn't your grandma's tiramisu. It might just be better
Family of 10-year-old Uvalde victim hires lawyer who successfully sued Sandy Hook gunmaker
Terri Langford
The attorney successfully sued manufacturer of gun used in Newtown massacre. Now he's targeting Daniel Defense
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