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Resistance can’t be tweeted: Social and political change is built on reading
Jim Sleeper
What's the value of liberal education? Without intellectual exploration, we'll never make a better world
“Game of Thrones” recap: What we want on the last night in the world
Melanie McFarland
"A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms” takes one last chance to grant the wishes of some characters and grace upon others
Beto vs. Liz Warren 2020 Democratic Debate: at odds on breaking up tech giants like Amazon
Marshall Auerback
We finally have an important debate on big tech in the Democratic Party
Bill Barr takes a Sharpie to history: It won’t be enough to cover up Trump’s crimes
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Redactions can't conceal that Russians offered to help Trump win the election. He accepted. That's collusion
Here’s how every Democrat should respond on impeaching Trump
Cody Fenwick
Should the House of Representatives impeach President Donald Trump?
Welcome to the Fourth Reich: Donald Trump’s assault on the rule of law will not end well
Chauncey DeVega
Trump and his allies have systematically undermined the rule of law. Soon they can dispense with it entirely
I’ve tried anal sex but the pain is intense. Am I normal?: Best Sex Ever has advice
Arielle Egozi
Is it possible my body isn't physically designed to be able to comfortably experience it? A reader asks Arielle
Hey, Democrats: Want four more years of this criminal lunatic? Keep it up
Lucian K. Truscott IV
The cable-news circular firing squad and granular social media takedowns have to stop. We know how that ends
The 100-year history of “life hacking”
Joseph M. Reagle
Our cultural obsession with productivity dates back to the days of factory labor. Here's how we got here
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Cheering on Tiger Woods? It’s complicated
Rachel Leah
The story of a golf legend who just made a legendary comeback should be a simple one, but it's not
“Game of Thrones” in the year of the pop culture apocalypse: What happens next?
Melanie McFarland
It's "Endgame" all around us, from "Game of Thrones" ending to Skywalker series concluding for "Star Wars"
Jeff Daniels didn’t want dad roles — so he took the ultimate dad role in “To Kill a Mockingbird”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Salon talks to the stars of "To Kill a Mockingbird" about how Harper Lee's classic got the Sorkin treatment
Could Bernie Sanders really be elected president? There’s a narrow but plausible pathway
Matthew Rozsa
Is it likely? Not really. But experts see a narrow but plausible path to the White House for Bernie Sanders
Revenge of the nerd-kings: Why some in Silicon Valley are advocating for monarchy
Keith A. Spencer
The tech industry's glorification of its leaders has convinced some they should rule over us like kings
Evangelical Taylor U community in uproar over Pence speech: “Deeply at odds with following Christ”
Rachel Leah
Mike Pence's selection as commencement speaker "blindsided" many in the Taylor community, sources tell Salon
“Daisy Jones and the Six”: A behind-the-music novel that nails the truth about rock ‘n’ roll
Kenneth Womack
Taylor Jenkins Reid's new rock novel set in the 1970s is perfect for Fleetwood Mac and Beatles fans
Mitch McConnell’s mark on the federal judiciary could last for generations
Alex Henderson
Why the Kentucky senator has been so helpful when it comes to moving the federal judiciary to the far right
How Mitch McConnell’s mark on the federal judiciary could last for generations to come
Alex Henderson
Why the Kentucky senator has been so helpful to Donald Trump when it comes to moving the judiciary to the far right
Henry Louis Gates Jr. on why Jay-Z is wrong about racism dying off
Melanie McFarland
Salon talks to Gates about American history and his new PBS doc "Reconstruction: America After the Civil War"
JFK loved James Bond: How Ian Fleming’s spy novels influenced the CIA
Thomas Maier
Under Allen Dulles' tenure the CIA created a number of 007-style devices designed to take out Fidel Castro
FX’s “Fosse/Verdon” dances, after a little warm up
Melanie McFarland
Michelle Williams gives an extraordinary performance in a story about a marriage built on performance
Sen. Doug Jones on the lessons of Birmingham 1963, Christchurch 2019 and Donald Trump
Andrew O'Hehir
Alabama's surprise senator on racial justice, the upsurge of white supremacy and how Democrats can win in 2020
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