The new weapon in the fight against global warming: A woolly bra.

The up-and-coming economic commentator defies easy categorization, but deserves widespread recognition

A brief history of our poet laureates and why Limón is the perfect person to be appointed now

Dating after divorce is its own kind of hell, "Louie" reminds us, even when you're dating your best friend

He was broke, tired of being a freelancer and bored in California. One trip and some lectures changed everything

University of Pennsylvania's Adolph Reed tells Salon why the corporation's new gambit is neoliberal self-parody

Jamie Lee Curtis returns to face Michael Myers 40 years later, in a vindication for trauma survivors

Sure, dogs are cuddly and loyal, but people like them mostly because they're easy to boss around.

After Super Bowl-style fanfare and 65 million votes, TV's most popular show concludes with Fantasia Barrino as the most deserving "American Idol" yet.

Ben Carson stood center stage not so long ago. What does his collapse say about Republicans and race?

Michael E. Ross reviews Curtis Mayfield's album "New World Order".

COVID-19 forced Paul Rudnick's live theater project to move to HBO and robs it of some of its spirit in the process

The author and historian inserts some reality and common sense into a debate marred by panic about gender norms

The comedian and podcaster follows in the footsteps of Louis C.K. and Larry David with "Maron"

In N.H., independent voters can vote in either primary — and Trump could snag some of the voters Sanders needs