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Netflix’s “I Lost My Body” will have you rooting for a severed hand
Ashlie D. Stevens
This film by Jérémy Clapin tells the story of a hand on a mission and who we become when we're not fully ourselves
Exclusive: Martin O’Malley says not standing up to Trump officials on immigration is “irresponsible”
Matthew Rozsa
Former Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley had a heated debate with Trump's acting Deputy Secretary of Homeland Security
Pocket-sized DNA sequencers could soon stop food-borne pathogen outbreaks as soon as they start
Bhavya Singh
With new and improving technology, catching the annual romaine lettuce outbreak could get a lot easier
A new generation is rising up to resist neoliberalism across the globe
Nicholas Powers
A new generation in the Global North and the Global South is rising up against neoliberalism
Carson Kressley shares 3 gift-wrapping hacks anyone can master
Alli Joseph
The "Wrap Battle" judge spoke to Salon about his humble beginnings, the new "Queer Eye," and impeachment fashions
My God, I miss smoking
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Smoking is the toxic, ugly boyfriend all your other friends hated, but still brings Flavor Country nostalgia
Joe Biden has 99 problems, but Ukraine ain’t one
Matthew Rozsa
There are good reasons to question Joe Biden's candidacy, but Donald Trump's fabricated Ukraine scandal isn't one
Multiple women recall sexual misconduct and retaliation by Gordon Sondland
Julia Silverman, Kelly Clarke, Fiona McCann, Maryam Jameel, Doris Burke
Three women recall Sondland made unwanted sexual contact in business settings. Sondland denies the allegations
HBO’s “Watchmen” trolls history and heroic whiteness in the most extraordinary episode yet
Melanie McFarland
Damon Lindelof's take on history meets up with that of the comic books' to tell a true American hero origin story
My mother & I don’t talk. But on Thanksgiving, we make Russian pie together.
Irina Groushevaia
A family recipe, for when words are not enough.
No more room in the oven? These no-bake bourbon pumpkin cheesecakes are a lifesaver
Joseph Neese
Stored and served in mason jars, these easy desserts can be made two days in advance
How to prevent fights on holidays — without banning politics and other heated topics
Caroline Maguire
This holiday season, don't ban certain topics. Institute rules of respect instead — if not for you, for the kids
Kathleen Turner wasn’t exaggerating about Trump’s infamously “awful” handshake
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The acting legend sits down on "Salon Talks" to discuss her role on "Dolly Parton's Heartstrings," Broadway & more
The war on words in Donald Trump’s White House
Karen J. Greenberg
How to fudge, obfuscate, and lie our way into a new universe
“The Good Place” tenderly approaches the final answer in its midseason finale
Melanie McFarland
In a final season focused on a shenanigan-driven experience, the heartfelt comedy returns to the ultimate question
Why paper planners are making a comeback
Nicole Karlis
The "vinyl records of organization," the humble paper planner evokes nostalgia and simplicity for many adherents
Inside Purdue Pharma’s media playbook: how it planted the opioid “anti-story”
David Armstrong
How the OxyContin’s maker delayed the reckoning for their role in the opioid crisis
“Varda by Agnès” is a poignant and joyous self-portrait of the remarkable late artist
Gary M. Kramer
The late filmmaker's final film is a poignant capstone that doubles as a tribute to her life and work
Does mac and cheese belong in a holiday meal? Yes — and here’s my go-to recipe
Melanie McFarland
Our differing views of the comfort classic's meaning and specialness comes out in the open during the holidays
Massive blow to Trump: Gordon Sondland pins Ukraine “quid pro quo” on president
Shira Tarlo
EU ambassador describes Ukraine "quid pro quo" to Congress: "Everyone was in the loop. ... The answer is yes"
Are Republicans even trying to defend Trump? Or just doing Vladimir Putin’s bidding?
Heather Digby Parton
Trump's Ukraine extortion scheme is now clear — but the entire Republican Party has become a Russian asset
I lost my hearing overnight. Here’s how I coped with my new silence
Noel Holston
How does a music lover learn to live without sound? The answer for me: sensorial diversity
Director Michael Lehmann on why Ivanka and Kellyanne are today’s “good Heathers”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
"Heathers" turns 30, but mean girls keep regenerating. Salon revisits the dark comedy as it's reissued on Blu-ray
How a neuroscientist’s infant son revolutionized our understanding of autism
Lorenz Wagner
In observing his son Kai, neuroscientist Henry Markram upended the dominant theory of the autistic mind
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