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How “Avengers: Endgame” could fail: Not doing right by the “Infinity War” ending
Matthew Rozsa
Never has a major blockbuster relied so much on fulfilling the promise of a predecessor
It’s been a bad month for data safety: What happened, and how to protect yourself online
Alistair Charlton
Facebook, Toyota, Georgia Tech, and Planet Hollywood all sound the alarm
Meeting my hot doppelgänger: A Salon After Dark read
Larissa Pham
NSFW: From the New Lovers erotica "Fantasian," a woman is intrigued by a lookalike friend of her girlfriend's
5 ways video games can help kids with special needs
Caroline Knorr
From communication to motor skills, learning through play is a wonderful motivator for kids with challenges.
USMCA could deal a significant blow to Trump’s support
Cody Fenwick
If the ITC report shows that Trump’s attempt to renegotiate NAFTA was a dud, he could likewise pay for it in 2020
Do windmills cause cancer? It’s important to resist Trump’s lies — even the dumbest ones
Amanda Marcotte
It's not enough to laugh off Trump's blatantly idiotic falsehoods. They still spread, metastasize and wreak havoc
Quinceañera with baby fever
Jennifer Givhan
I wanted the sparkling dress, a princess crown, the man of honor. And I wanted my boyfriend to want a baby with me
The psychology of bondage: Why do people like to be restrained?
Mistress Couple
Like so many things, it all goes back to the womb
Does Maryland have the answer for verifying America’s vote count?
Steven Rosenfeld
Technology is bringing more accountable elections, but some activists disagree
The people of Palestine are on the march
Vijay Prashad
March 30 is Land Day, an annual commemoration of the struggle against the Israeli occupation
Damon Young on wooing with Wu-Tang, teaching Whiteness 101 and how survival “makes you blacker”
D. Watkins
Salon talks to acclaimed writer Damon Young about his new book, "What Doesn't Kill You Makes You Blacker"
How one air pollution study from 1993 changed history
Gary Fuller
Studying the residents of six U.S. cities revealed an astonishing correlation between particulates and mortality
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Going off the grid to cure burnout: A month in Sri Lanka with a cot and 17 books
Julia Bainbridge
After losing both parents, film producer Annabelle Dunne sought solitude with no internet, electricity or schedule
Pennsylvania Republican accused of sexual assault resigns
Matthew Rozsa
Rep. Brian Ellis resigned on Monday following accusations that he drugged and sexually assaulted a woman
Republicans rush to defend John McCain — but refuse to condemn Donald Trump’s attacks
Matthew Rozsa
Sens. Johnny Isakson and Mitt Romney stand up for John McCain after Donald Trump insulted the late Arizona senator
Elizabeth Holmes’ all-American scam: HBO’s “The Inventor” reveals the science of the con
Melanie McFarland
Alex Gibney's new HBO documentary offers an unflinching look at one the boldest frauds in recent memory
“It is the American story”: Henry Louis Gates, Jr. on “In Search of Our Roots”
Henry Louis Gates Jr.
"For a surprising number of African Americans ...our family trees include many white ancestors," says Dr. Gates
Hiking 630 miles of English coast, with nothing left to lose
Erin Keane
Salon talks to Raynor Winn, author of "The Salt Path," about the life-changing journey she and her husband survived
“Office Space” 20th anniversary: Read the full Q&A moderated by Richard Linklater
Michael Nordine
Mike Judge, Ron Livingston, Gary Cole, and more took part in the discussion
Gretchen Rubin on messy office kitchen politics: “A lot of passive-aggressive Dilbert cartoons”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The "Happiness" expert talks to Salon's resident decluttering fan about her method for cleaning up your life
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Author of “Trump on the Couch”: Trump should be “quarantined”; Cohen should fear for his life
Chauncey DeVega
Psychiatrist Justin Frank on how Donald Trump gaslights America, embraces cruelty and "attacks thought itself"
Smart Watch: “The Case Against Adnan Syed” resumes first “Serial” mystery
Melanie McFarland
Also on this week's must-see list: "Superstore," and the returns of "Arrested Development" and "Catastrophe"
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