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How to build a clock that detects gravity
Anna Sherman
In Tokyo, researcher Katori Hidetoshi uses atomic clocks to see how gravity warps time
Read this next: 5 hot new fiction books coming in August
Erin Keane, Ashlie D. Stevens
Turn off Twitter and Netflix for a few hours and reach for these literary page-turners instead
Hong Kong protesters point toward a new internationalism
Michelle Chen
As do militant Chinese workers.
A new “Veronica Mars” mystery: Where can the show go from here? Its creator has some ideas
Melanie McFarland
SPOILER ALERT: Salon talks to series creator Rob Thomas about his plans for the future after that shocking twist
Sorry, Republicans — Bernie Sanders did not attack Baltimore the way Trump did
Sophia Tesfaye
Trump's defenders are now pretending Bernie Sanders made the same criticisms. Don't even come at us with that one
“It Chapter Two” will have to abandon jump scares to justify its nearly three-hour runtime
Zach Sharf
Moviegoers are definitely going to want to go to the bathroom before the movie starts
After actress Kate del Castillo met with El Chapo, “they tried to destroy me”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Salon talks to the Mexican star about politics, her new play about femicide in Juarez and the day she met El Chapo
Let us all praise loneliness
Miciah Bay Gault
Now that I have kids, not to mention students and social media, I miss solitude. But I also miss being lonely
Who gets the recipes in the divorce? What to do when serious relationships that involve cooking end
Ashlie D. Stevens
TV puts food at the center of breakup stories, usually ice cream, but when real relationships end recipes suffer
Planet of the surreal: turning 75 in the age of Trump
Tom Engelhardt
"As I turn 75, there’s no simpler way to put it than this: I’m an old man on a new planet..."
How to make a pie to die for: “Dappled” author Nicole Rucker on building brilliant desserts
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The brains behind the "best" lime pie in the world tells all
The key to good sleep? A hot bath
Nicole Karlis
Researchers offer a compelling case for why a warm dip can lead to a great night's sleep
Lifetime announces “Surviving Jeffrey Epstein” series and college admission scandal film
Steve Greene
TCA: The new docuseries will follow "Surviving R. Kelly," which was nominated for an Emmy last week
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Laura Lippman on turning true crime into fiction: “Am I not appropriating somebody’s story?”
Erin Keane
Salon talks to the acclaimed crime novelist about true crime, newspapers and her new book "Lady in the Lake"
Merger mania: The military-industrial complex on steroids
William D. Hartung
Eisenhower's worst nightmare
Paralyzed by the God Emperor: As Democrats dither and bicker, the media gets punk’d again
Andrew O'Hehir
Have we learned nothing? Maybe not: If the media and the Democrats get any more defensive, they may disappear
Can learning a foreign language prevent dementia?
Richard Roberts, Roger Kreuz
The evidence is far less clear than popular media might lead you to believe.
These wireless earbuds deliver 13 hours of crisp audio
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Unlike other wireless headphones, these ones last through the longest workouts
“Don’t move,” I texted him: A Salon After Dark read
Ella Dawson
I felt a trickle of power pinging up the nerves in my spine. He was waiting for me to offer further instruction
George Takei opens up about his childhood in Japanese American internment camps and Donald Trump
Matthew Rozsa
Salon spoke with Takei about his graphic memoir "The Called Us Enemy" and how Trump's policies are a "new low"
Do more with this top-rated Chromebook at a low price
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This certified refurbished Acer Touchscreen 11' Chromebook is a total steal
Scarlett Johansson says her comments on playing “any person” were “edited for click bait”
Ashlie D. Stevens
Backlash was swift to ScarJo telling As If she should be able to play "any person, or any tree, or any animal"
Trump and Pence’s racist weekend spectacle was no accident: It’s the re-election plan
Heather Digby Parton
What we saw over the weekend was dreadful. But it's only the beginning: The GOP truly believes this will work
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