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Law, be a lady: “Stumptown” leads the new squad of TV women fighting for justice
Melanie McFarland
"All Rise," "Emergence," "Bluff City Law" and "Stumptown" show sisters doing justice for themselves — and us
Anna Wintour and Tina Brown: Inside their Condé Nast rivalry
Thomas Maier
For years, these powerful women were the faces of Si Newhouse's media empire, supercharging celebrity culture
Hope, history and common ground: The story of two Yale buildings — and America
Jim Sleeper
Yale renamed a college to escape the ghost of slavery — but also renamed its dining Commons for a billionaire
Welcome to “Narrowsburg,” a tiny town conned out of its Hollywood dreams
Gary M. Kramer
Salon talks to the maker of a new film about a town that bought a sales pitch on becoming the Sundance of the East
Corey Lewandowski stays loyal to Trump, dodges questions in chaotic congressional hearing
Shira Tarlo
"You are like a fish being cleaned with a spoon. It's very hard to get an answer out of you," Rep. Johnson told him
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I interviewed people in their 80s about how they cope with aging. Here’s what I learned
Katherine Esty
Should we fear, or embrace, aging? These 80somethings explain their outlooks
How did the fate of the planet fare at the third Democratic debate?
Paola Rosa-Aquino
The moderators didn’t exactly prioritize climate change, but candidates stepped up to the plate
All hail Tim Curry’s Pennywise, the definitive evil “It” clown
Matthew Rozsa
Bill Skarsgård is fantastic as Pennywise the Dancing Clown, but no one will ever beat Tim Curry's iconic portrayal
The winners and losers of Thursday’s Democratic primary debate
Cody Fenwick
Ten candidates took to the stage for the first single-night debate of the Democratic presidential primary race
Julián Castro calls out a confused Joe Biden in third debate — but do voters even care?
Amanda Marcotte
Three debates down: Is the public noticing that Joe Biden just doesn't have the juice to beat Donald Trump?
The birth certificate in your mouth
Tanya M. Smith
Lines that mark our teeth at birth are providing scientists with insight into the evolution of human development
Who are the real invaders on planet Earth?
Tom Engelhardt
In this century, there has been only one true invader on planet Earth: the United States of America
“The Spy”: Sacha Baron Cohen uses his identity-shifting talents in solid Netflix drama
Melanie McFarland
In this solid limited Netflix series, Cohen employs his talent for disguise to play conflicted Israeli spy in Syria
“It Chapter Two”: Pennywise is back in a fitting follow-up — but is that a good thing?
Matthew Rozsa
Sequel to the Stephen King-based smash offers an emotionally satisfying, if sometimes illogical, closing chapter
Deaths, sexual assault, and art controversy color this year’s Burning Man
Nicole Karlis
Facing renewed public scrutiny, the annual festival had 14 more arrests than last year
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Biden claims he was against Iraq war from the beginning — the record says otherwise
Eoin Higgins
Former veep's claims that he turned against Iraq war in 2003 described as "flat-out lying" and "obviously bulls**t"
Patriotism, truth and fascism: Donald Trump is creating a subjective reality
Chauncey DeVega
New White House press secretary claims that Trump never lies. Yes, because he is altering the fabric of reality
As billionaires prep for the apocalyptic “Event,” what happens to everyone else?
Chauncey DeVega
Salon talks to Rob Sheridan about "High Level," his DC comic about income inequality and the post-apocalypse
The creamy gorgonzola pasta my mom’s been making since the ’50s
Arthur Bovino
On food and time travel.
Read this next: 6 new novels coming in September you won’t want to miss
Erin Keane, Ashlie D. Stevens
Five new books and one new in paperback to get your reading lists ready for September
FEC can’t enforce election laws right now, because of Mitch McConnell’s obstruction
Igor Derysh
After a GOP appointee quits — and Mitch won't replace him — Federal Election Commission literally can't do its job
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