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“Normal People” takes a common teenage love story and matures to a rated-M, sex-driven heartbreak
Melanie McFarland
Hulu's adaptation of Sally Rooney's novel is a gorgeous, unhurried, and exquisite coming-of-age tragedy
Two women corroborate elements of Tara Reade’s sexual assault allegation against Joe Biden
Igor Derysh
Reade claims that Biden sexually assaulted her in 1993, pinning her up against a wall and digitally penetrating her
Pulitzer winner Chris Hedges: These “are the good times — compared to what’s coming next”
Chauncey DeVega
Author of "America: The Farewell Tour": We're heading for a steep decline; Biden and the Democrats have no answers
Mindy Kaling’s smart teen sex romp “Never Have I Ever” may be her best series yet
Melanie McFarland
The hilarious new Netflix comedy centers on high school nerd girls of color who deserve a happy, healthy sex life
Our sommelier’s a takeout cashier now: Inside a restaurant’s overnight transformation to stay alive
Chris González
Our dining room used to hum with guests. Now we're serving reminders of normalcy, one to-go container at a time
Global tourism industry may shrink by more than 50% due to the pandemic
Faizan Ali, Cihan Cobanoglu
A study of 2,000 travelers shows that nearly two-thirds will reduce their travel in the next year.
In letter to the Corps, top Marine says Confederate battle flag may inflame “feelings of division”
Shawn Snow
"Anything that divides us, anything that threatens team cohesion must be addressed head-on," Marine general writes
The only thing my quarantine brain wants to watch right now is sketch comedy
Ashlie D. Stevens
My pandemic viewing habits have changed from true crime and zombies to ridiculous skits. Dingle dangle!
Might the coronavirus be a peacemaker?
Tom Engelhardt
Imagine a post-coronavirus planet on which the U.S. military is no longer the sinkhole of taxpayer dollars
“Record stores changed our lives”: New doc “Vinyl Nation” celebrates Record Store Day at home
Hanh Nguyen
Kevin Smokler and Christopher Boone spoke to Salon about making their love letter to vinyl heads and indie stores
“Why Fish Don’t Exist” explores eugenics in the US, a Hawaiian murder plot, and the meaning of life
Hanh Nguyen
"Invisiblia's" Lulu Miller spoke to Salon about her weird, unclassifiable book, in which chaos and heathens win
While you sleep, specialized neurons in your brain remember — and forget
Kamila Kourbanova
Forgetting has long been considered a passive process in the brain, but new research puts that idea to bed
The truth behind our all-American urge to offer corporate welfare
Nomi Prins
Bailouts in the time of coronavirus
Alan Yang on making Netflix’s lush and devastating “Tigertail” and the song that made grown men cry
Nicole Clark
The "Master of None" co-creator spoke to Salon about his "stoic Asian dad" story and Taiwanese film inspirations
Advocacy group warns racist new Trump campaign ad promotes “hostility towards Asian Americans”
Matthew Rozsa
The ad suggests that the former governor of Washington, who is Asian American, has a dual loyalty to China
Evelyn Yang on autism and the pandemic: “Families are suffering … they’ve been abandoned”
Matthew Rozsa
"Math guy" candidate's wife on the massive challenges of raising an autistic kid right now — and why UBI can help
Three questions investigators must ask about Trump’s response to COVID-19
Jefferson Morley
Investigators of the government's response to COVID-19 can start by asking three questions
Now is not the time for Quibi, the new streaming service for your phone
Melanie McFarland
While life stands still a new mobile-only service offers episodic "quick bite" entertainment that doesn't stick
Recommended reading for April: New must-read books to liven up long shutdown days
Erin Keane, Ashlie D. Stevens, Hanh Nguyen
New novels by Julia Alvarez and Emily Gould are joined by two exciting debuts and a compelling story collection
When your boss says you’re “essential”: Are you willing to risk your life?
Bob Hennelly
Civil service workers in New York are still haunted by the betrayals of 9/11. Will this pandemic be even worse?
What it feels like to survive COVID-19’s dreaded “cytokine storm”
Keith A. Spencer
A doctor and coronavirus patient in recovery describes his experience surviving COVID-19's worst side effect
For the healthy, safe and secure, the coronavirus shutdown is also an opportunity to let go
Matt Richtel
I study the cost of being Always On to mental and physical health, including the immune system. Here's what I know
What’s new on Netflix in April, from “Kim’s Convenience” to “#blackAF”
Ashlie D. Stevens
April showers you with true crime docs, innovative sketch comedy, a weird nature show, comedies, movies, and more
Sirens in the silence: As we settle in for a plague year, the empire strikes back
Andrew O'Hehir
Daily life assumes a strange, quiet new rhythm — even at the epicenter. But the captains of Capital are freaked out
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