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“My dad had a secret rage problem that only we could see”: Author Erin Hosier on “Don’t Let Me Down”
Erin Keane
Salon talks to literary agent and memoirist Erin Hosier about '90s B.S., "daddy issues" and the Beatles
Jill Abramson’s “Merchants of Truth”: A “fight for facts” marred by plagiarism allegations
Rachel Leah
From fact-checking issues to plagiarism accusations, Abramson's findings on journalism continue to be questioned
Men aren’t volatile riddles for women to solve
Reema Zaman
Of course I’m not in an abusive relationship, I told myself. If I worked hard enough, I could fix all of this
Liam Neeson’s “black b**tard” revenge fantasy and racism’s violent truths
Rachel Leah
The "Taken" actor says after a loved one said she was raped, he considered killing a black person in revenge
Chris Christie says Trump needs to compromise: “Every negotiation can’t be a test of manhood”
Matthew Rozsa
Chris Christie talks to Salon about nearly being Trump's vice president — and which Democrat he thinks can beat him
How can sexual abuse survivors get justice when the system fails them?
Rachel Leah
A profile of Lorena Bobbitt and Lady Gaga's deposition show how far we still have to go, and yet how far we've come
Our man from Boeing: Has the arms industry captured Trump’s Pentagon?
William D. Hartung, Mandy Smithberger
While the Pentagon should be focused on protecting the country, the arms industry operates in the pursuit of profit
“Make-believe” Sen. Lindsey Graham burned to the ground for sacrificing his beliefs to please Trump
Tom Boggioni
Graham’s biggest sin — to date — is his belief that Trump should bypass Congress and declare a national emergency
Anti-racist activist Tim Wise: Here’s what I’d tell the Covington Catholic boys
Chauncey DeVega
Tim Wise on Covington: "Their school has failed, their parents have failed and they have failed as human beings"
The single most important pro-labor speech of the shutdown was not given by AOC
Bob Hennelly
The country was convulsed by shutdown finger-wagging and one lone voice called for a general strike. it wasn't AOC
“The bleeding wound”: Afghanistan and the implosion of America
Tom Engelhardt
If you want to ensure your success in twenty-first-century Washington, there’s no way you can be too wrong
What the Stone indictment doesn’t say is what you need to know about Mueller’s Trump Russia probe
Lucian k. Truscott
What Mueller doesn’t say is more important than what he does say
How Roger Stone played the media: Indictment exposes how he dictated 2016 Clinton coverage
Amanda Marcotte
FBI's indictment of Stone makes clear how he shaped media narratives about stolen emails and Clinton's health
Let’s honor MLK’s fight for economic justice by expanding Social Security
Nancy J. Altman
Dr. King pushed for racial justice and economic justice, understanding that they are inextricably linked
Where “Star Trek: Discovery” boldly goes: Season 2 explores feminist frontiers
Melanie McFarland
A first season that fought for its feminism yields a peacetime that explores its possibilities, given the space
From apricots to Apple: Keith Spencer on the “People’s History of Silicon Valley”
Andrew O'Hehir
Salon editor Keith Spencer on his ambitious account of the myth, history and real-world effects of tech's homeland
Memories of eating influence your next meal — new research pinpoints brain cells involved
Marise Parent
What you had before sways what you eat next time – but only if you remember
Where to invest: “Black Monday,” “Suits” or Snoop Dogg’s “The Joker’s Wild”?
Melanie McFarland
Money, money, money! Who has it? Time is the real wealth, and between these three shows, here's the best spend
Meth’s resurgence spotlights lack of meds to combat the addiction
Carmen Heredia Rodriguez
Currently, there are no drugs approved by the Food and Drug Administration that can treat a meth addiction
Mike Pence panned for declaring ISIS defeated hours after terror group kills U.S. troops in Syria
Matthew Rozsa
Vice President Mike Pence declared ISIS to have been defeated after they just killed American troops
Kathy Griffin lashes out at Don Cheadle for not supporting her: “You’re a d**k in real life”
Zack Sharf
"You. Of all people. Just another Hollywood movie star phony," Griffin wrote to Cheadle on Twitter
“The View” spirals into chaos after Meghan McCain rages about Trump supporters being called racist
Brendan Skwire
“I am John McCain’s daughter," the ABC co-host says. "I am not someone who sits here and is OK with racism"
“True Detective” is still a mess: Mahershala Ali can’t save Nic Pizzolatto’s story
Melanie McFarland
Like the leads that came before, Mahershala Ali soars. Like the seasons before this, the story leaves us wanting
Disneyland with my invisible guest
Tabitha Blankenbiller
I went to Disneyland for a carefree, childfree girls' weekend. When I came home, everything changed
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