AZ House candidate says she was raped Bernadette Greene-Placentia initially hesitated before reporting the attack a decision many survivors struggle with Salon · Oct 10
Meet Trump's new WH press secretary She will replace the controversial Karoline Leavitt, who resigned in August Salon · Oct 9
Josh Hartnett always had what we needed In "Verity," Hartnett once again subverts expectations in a way Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise can’t manage Salon · Oct 9
Leave the Greenland sharks alone A bounty on 1,000 fish hearts is as barbaric as it sounds Salon · Oct 9
What will Trump do after Election Day? Expect lies, threats and empty bluster. He's becoming politically insignificant — but still dangerous Salon · Oct 9
What Cornell says about MAGA complicity White House attacks on DEI gave colleges cover to abandon women and minority students Salon · Oct 9
Why Trump loves "Phantom of the Opera" Like Andrew Lloyd Webber's masked outcast, Trump is willing to bring the whole house down Salon · Oct 9
Running for Congress to protect women From Epstein to Cornell, voters' angst over corruption and sex abuse is at a high point just before the midterms Salon · Oct 9
Tech leaders embrace Trump's AI vision The president's rebrand of AI is brilliant, according to Silicon Valley billionaires Salon · Oct 8
The rock critic who preferred pop Nik Cohn’s new book "Corner Boy" reveals the godfather of rock criticism as music’s contrarian Salon · Oct 8
Will federal agents appear at the polls? Federal officials have sent conflicting signals about law enforcement at the polls. Here’s what the law says Salon · Oct 8
A bipartisan healthcare fix Holding insurers accountable could be a point of agreement in a divided Washington Salon · Oct 8
Abdul El-Sayed keeps dominating Fox News The Michigan Senate candidate masterfully baits Donald Trump after leaving Fox hosts swooning Salon · Oct 8
Michael Shannon’s R.E.M. won me over The actor’s show with Jason Narducy is more than nostalgia — it celebrates the band’s artistry Salon · Oct 7
Salon · Oct 7 Trump may kill free chips and salsa Tariffs on tomatoes could turn one of dining's smallest gestures of hospitality into a line item
Salon · Oct 7 The Daily Wire is too mad to make movies Ben Shapiro's studio still hasn't learned that owning the libs isn't a plot
Salon · Oct 7 Hegseth's holy war has a math problem Forget Iran — the defense secretary is focused on forcing his religion on everyone else
Salon · Oct 7 Trump's stolen election claims fading A shrinking pool of candidates who agree with the president may suggest a shift
Salon · Oct 6 White House defends Iran attack comments The president's comments sparked a posting war, outraging even some Republicans
Salon · Oct 6 Lizzie Borden was no suffragist "Monster" tries to redeem Borden as a late-in-life feminist. It's a bridge too far
Salon · Oct 6 Trump attacks Fox as rally crowds shrink The White House also barred Politico from Air Force One to cap off a weekend of media attacks
Salon · Oct 6 Samuel Alito's gift to Democrats The justice's refusal to retire deprives Donald Trump of a Supreme Court vacancy ahead of likely blue midterm wave
Salon · Oct 6 AI in political ads is getting weird Thanks to a patchwork of state legislation, many of these ads do not disclose the use of AI at all
Salon · Oct 5 Russian plague catches Trump's eye A 28-year-old lab technician's could be a highly fatal disease but a cause of death has yet to be released
Salon · Oct 5 "Lanterns" finds its power in fear To fulfill his destiny, John Stewart embraces what he was trained to reject — and so should we