I'm running for Congress in Indiana, and I've been warned to stay away from "radical" issues. This shouldn't be one

Evolvable hardware -- gadgets that design themselves -- can get the job done, even if humans have no idea how they do it.

Henry Blodget's computer battery runs out on a 9-hour flight, and the publication's editor expresses his grief

If whites were murdering black farmers, there would be hell to pay.

Petyr Baelish out-thinks everyone playing in the Game of Thrones—but his motives with Sansa remain oddly emotional

Watch Salon live on YouTube for talks on new films "The Children Act" and “A Happening of Monumental Proportions"

The social progress that's happening now is the result of being stuck at home with no place else to go ... or look

Amazon's sci-fi series demonstrates how easily abusive personalities can radicalize the innocent and disillusioned

Trump is accelerating American empire toward its doom. Democrats can't stop the historical wheel from turning

GOP candidates constantly invoke the Constitution. A Yale Law professor reveals what they all fail to understand

Football is more than touchdown dances and big hits in Michael Lewis' "The Blind Side," a literary take on the gridiron game.

If he weren't so stubbornly inescapable, maybe we'd wonder what (if anything) changed about Rudy Giuliani

Romney's 47 percent flip-flop can't hide the fact that rich conservatives perceive themselves as victims

How does music get sexier? How do rockers push the envelope? Somehow they manage, changing romance in the process

A core, elite group of aesthetes once determined what art was "important." That's no longer true