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Growing up in “Another Appalachia” is more relatable than you think: “I keep finding myself here “
Alison Stine
Salon spoke with author Neema Avashia about the love she has for growing up queer and Indian in West Virginia
“Flee” director on protecting a refugee’s identity through animation: “He is always having to hide”
Gary M. Kramer
Jonas Poher Rasmussen spoke to Salon about his Oscar-nominated documentary pushing cinematic narrative boundaries
In HBO’s enraging “Phoenix Rising,” Evan Rachel Wood shows how her abuse was painted as rock romance
Melanie McFarland
While the two-part documentary highlights what the law doesn't understand about rape survivors, it does offer hope
Why fasting can make you feel “high”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
There's a well-established link between fasting and religious ecstasy. The reason may be neurochemical
Reality bites: How reckonings and the post-truth age ruined pop culture anniversary nostalgia
Melanie McFarland
The muted 25th anniversary celebration of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" proves what a difference a few years can make
McDonald’s, Starbucks and other major food brands cut ties with Russia
Manuela Lopez Restrepo
The corporate exodus from Russia is growing by the day as outrage mounts over increasing civilian carnage
“The Thing About Pam,” “Super Pumped” and “The Dropout” make it official: It’s A–hole Season!
Melanie McFarland
Current ripped-from-the-headlines programming showcases unrepentant a**holes. Are they critiques or glorification?
How Sylvia Plath’s secret miscarriage transforms our understanding of her poetry
Jason Miller
Newly released private letters to her psychologist reveal the import behind Plath's tragedy
With bizarre rant, Trump offers a sneak peek into his second term
Heather Digby Parton
Trump's turn as the leader of the U.S. has only accelerated the meltdown of our world order — and now he's laughing
The sappy, poignant, and risqué love letters of 7 world leaders
Jay Serafino
Who was clingy and who was smutty? Which ones were total wife guys?
HBO’s “Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty” knows how to put on a show
Melanie McFarland
In this period piece, John C. Reilly, Adrien Brody & Jason Segel turn a dying sport into electrifying entertainment
Ignore the GOP’s sudden pivot, Republicans have long worked to undermine Ukraine
Heather Digby Parton
It's a stunningly disingenuous reversal
While you were sleeping, someone was baking
Emma Laperruque
For professional bakers, working night shifts is as much a mental adjustment as a physical one
Babka’s disputed, delicious origin story
Sarah Jampel
How one Jewish dessert became so popular (and what we lost along the way)
Doctors overlook a curable cause of high blood pressure
Mary Chris Jaklevic
Patients aren't being screened for a curable hormonal abnormality that causes hypertension
Former GOP strategist Rick Wilson on Putin’s deep appeal to “dictator-friendly” Republicans
Dean Obeidallah
On Salon Talks, Rick Wilson breaks down the stakes of the "MAGA crazy" midterms and 2024, and what Dems need to win
What we haven’t learned from decades of endless war: How to stop it
Nan Levinson
Two decades of war in Iraq and Afghanistan had little effect on daily life in America. That tells us way too much
“The Eyes of Tammy Faye” helped me reconsider my painful Evangelical childhood
Stacey Danevicz
"This is what it was like at the church I went to every Sunday of my childhood," I tell my son
Why Putin will invade: War is the place where logic and reason go to die
Lucian K. Truscott IV
There's no sense to Putin's Ukraine misadventure. It's a world-shaping disaster. But it's going to happen anyway
Trump threatens Hillary Clinton with death all over again — and nobody seems to care
Chauncey DeVega
Media shrugs off Trump's latest calls for violence because his claims are preposterous — but his fans are listening
In-utero alcohol exposure: new tools for a difficult diagnosis
Emma Yasinski
Fetal alcohol spectrum disorders may look like other conditions. Biomarkers could provide a more accurate diagnosis
WATCH: Ted Cruz, GOP senators clowned by Biden judicial nominee
Jon Skolnik
Cruz, along with Republican Sens. Tom Cotton and Josh Hawley, tried to berate a lawyer for the Innocence Project
When love and perfume lead to “a side hustle in murder for hire”
Alison Stine
Salon spoke to the author of the novel "Base Notes," which has all the ingredients for an anti-Valentine's Day read
The Bundy takeover is now complete: How the GOP has embraced pro-terrorist politics
Amanda Marcotte
The GOP's embrace of the Bundy occupation opened the door for January 6 and the Ottawa trucker tantrum
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