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Marion Nestle looks back at 30 years of agitating for better food
Lisa Held
The influential NYU professor reflects on how food and nutrition have changed over the past three decades
Why “Angels in America” endures: “Without gay people, you can’t tell the story of America”
Amanda Marcotte
The Broadway revival has a record 11 Tony nominations. Salon talks to the authors of an oral history of the play
Trump ignored Puerto Rico death toll, hurricanes at FEMA meeting: report
Matthew Rozsa
Trump chose to humiliate his attorney general and talk about his own popularity rather than discuss hurricanes
Media gets Trump tax cut and hails economy as robust, ignoring millions of Americans
Robert Hennelly
National unemployment rate does not account for the growing number of Americans abandoning the workforce
Supreme Court dodges the big issue in Masterpiece Cakeshop ruling: Is there a loophole for bigots?
Amanda Marcotte
By refusing to decide whether "religious liberty" justifies discrimination, court ensures the fight will continue
Brian Eno’s Oblique Strategies: the famous deck of cards behind “Another Green World”
Geeta Dayal
The musicians would “humanize something free of error,” or "accept advice" – whatever the cards proclaimed
Media systematically shields white people’s identities in series of recent racial bias incidents
Miranda C. Spencer
Aaron Schlossberg was the exception: In case after case, white people who make spurious complaints are not named
Trump’s latest outrageous appointee: A judge who wants to shut down the EPA
Amanda Marcotte
Andrew Oldham has argued that regulating pollution is illegitimate. But he's fine with taking away human rights
Bill Maher lists 25 things people didn’t know about Michael Cohen
Taylor Link
The "Real Time" host shares some information on the "sleazy lawyer"
David Duchovny on writing a “rom-com with meat” and the mythical underground of “Miss Subways”
Andrew O'Hehir
Salon talks to "The X-Files" star about the real Miss Subways of yore, Irish mythology and the virtues of plot
Media’s Korea blind spot: What do pundits know about North Korea that South Koreans don’t?
Adam Johnson
South Koreans largely saw the Kim-Moon summit as a big success, but U.S. pundits are all doom and gloom. Why?
Film “RBG” about Ruth Bader Ginsburg unpacks the justice behind the fame
Rachel Leah
The new film documents the justice's life, but highlights her early work as a litigator on behalf of women
Getting into James Brown’s dressing room required a woman
Lucian K. Truscott IV
A wall of security men kept James Brown out of reach until a stranger took pity on this young reporter
The art of publicly changing your mind
Devang Mehta
A persuasive case for GMO technology by a man who used to oppose it
NRA takes heat for banning guns at their annual meeting
Matthew Rozsa
NRA doesn't want guns in the arena during a speech by Vice President Mike Pence
Are Republicans serious about getting people to work? If so, there are real options
Amanda Marcotte
Republicans say they want to get back people to work. So why do they ignore policies that would actually help?
Republicans’ prime target in 2018? Believe it or not, it’s Hillary Clinton
Heather Digby Parton
Bereft of ideas, Republicans double down on Trumpism and hope to save their majority with a rerun of 2016
Destroy the Earth Day: Under Trump and Pruitt, the right’s assault on the environment goes nuclear
Paul Rosenberg
For decades the right has fought to undo environmental regulation. Under Trump and Pruitt, it's extreme gaslighting
Public radio station smears black activists: Another symptom of Russia panic
Adam Johnson
Does appearing on Russian media make you a Putin tool? Russophobia is now fueling a crackdown on dissent
Chuck Schumer introduces marijuana decriminalization bill on 4/20
Matthew Rozsa
"If smoking marijuana doesn't hurt anybody else, why shouldn't we allow people to do it?" Schumer says
What Trump doesn’t say about his own tax plan
David Cay Johnston
The Republicans didn’t reform the tax system — they blew it up
The science of superheroes: What would human flight be like?
Mark Brake
Traffic woes alone make flight a preferred superpower. But how would the human body handle it?
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