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John Hickenlooper thinks Americans want a pragmatic president. Will Democratic primary voters agree?
Matthew Rozsa
Hickenlooper opens up to Salon about his campaign shakeup — and why he thinks he’s uniquely suited to be president
Jeffrey Epstein is Donald Trump’s idea of the perfect man
Lucian K. Truscott IV
The grab ’em twins, Trump and Epstein are deviant criminals separated at birth
Trump the storyteller: His gift for narrative is why he may win again
Chauncey DeVega
Donald Trump is terrible at many things — but he's a gifted spinner of tales. Can Democrats tell their own?
App-based psychics may be the only people who are doing well in the gig economy
Nicole Karlis
Ask any cab driver, there's plenty to hate about digitally facilitated piecework, but fortune-tellers love it
Where did the “Big Little Lies” spark go?
Melanie McFarland
HBO still has a summertime hit in season 2 of Reese Witherspoon's drama, but it's noticeably less intoxicating
The debate that won Trump the election, according to him
Travis Gettys
Trump credits "you'd be in jail" debate moment in 2016 for allowing him to overcome "Access Hollywood" tape debacle
“Stranger Things” wants to be everybody’s memory and nobody’s parable
Melanie McFarland
Stop trying to find commentary on the '80s in "Stranger Things." It's designed to capture feeling, not history
Democrats, this isn’t politics as usual
Robert Reich
Imagine an opposition political party in a land being taken over by an oligarchy, headed by a would-be tyrant
Mike Pence slams Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez for comparing migrant detentions to concentration camps
Matthew Rozsa
Pence implied AOC “cheapened” the memory of the Holocaust in order "to advance some left-wing political narrative”
Democrats shouldn’t use race as a wedge issue — that only serves Donald Trump
Bill Curry
Kamala Harris slammed Joe Biden. Julián Castro dunked on Beto O'Rourke. But a week later, it doesn't feel so good
This genius travel kit thinks of everything you’ll forget
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It's everything you need to travel more comfortably
Searching for Ernest Hemingway in Cuba
Andrew Feldman
This is how a cultural and intellectual exchange between Cuba and America, frozen for 60 years, starts back up
We could be on the verge of another Pullman Strike wave
Bryan Smith
In 2019, workers across the U.S. are proving that the legacy of the Great Pullman strike is still alive today.
Fourth of July’s ugly truth exposed: The Declaration of Independence is sexist, racist, prejudiced
Matthew Rozsa
How we can embrace the underlying spirit of the Declaration of Independence — and also learn from its shortcomings
“The grief of miscarriage can last forever”: A conversation with “Brink of Being” author Julia Bueno
Caroline Leavitt
The "Brink of Being" author discusses the "pecking order of grief" and why we need to talk about miscarriage
Scammers hid behind his face — but he had hidden for years, too
Erin Keane
"We were stuck in the closet," William Dameron, author of "The Lie," tells Salon. "The world changed"
George R.R. Martin says the “Internet is toxic” in aftermath of “Game of Thrones” season 8 outrage
Zack Sharf
Fans have been extremely vocal online about their hatred of the "Game of Thrones" series finale
iPhones show exactly what Trump gets wrong about trade
Jason Dedrick, Greg Linden, Kenneth L. Kraemer
The components of an iPhone add up to a different cost than the phone itself.
How did self-care become a status symbol?
Nicole Karlis
Refinery29’s new diary series documents millennial women’s desperate quest to feel good. But why do we feel so bad?
The disgusting diet that brought us together
Mary Elizabeth Williams
My mother and I had nothing in common, except cabbage soup
A Beatles expert on “Yesterday”: Is Danny Boyle’s jukebox fantasy worthy of the Fab Four?
Kenneth Womack
In this romantic comedy, only one man remembers The Beatles, and he passes their songs off as his own
MSNBC’s Chris Matthews asks Kamala Harris: How do you not “have hatred towards white people?”
Shira Tarlo
The question came after Harris took aim at frontrunner Joe Biden during the debate over his record on civil rights
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