The film Cornell has people rewatching The Cornell Daily Sun staff's courage points to what Emerald Fennell's debut got right Salon · Oct 2
We need Jack Smith’s defiance right now Republicans aren't just attacking one of Trump's enemies. They're trying to rewrite history Salon · Sep 30
Don't buy the AI miracle pitch Trump and Silicon Valley are selling the idea that AI will save us. It's a dangerous bet Salon · Sep 30
Trump can't trick voters into loving him Voters aren’t falling for Trump’s taxpayer-funded ads and phony promises to pay them $5,000 Salon · Sep 30
Fox tries to cool MAGA anger over AI Gutfeld, Watters, Ingraham and Kilmeade are pushing back as data centers become a midterm issue Salon · Sep 29
Trump TV's intentional brainrot As the polls get worse for Republicans, Trump offers his base a boob-tube safe space Salon · Sep 27
Fat Bear Week should be every week Give me the "American Idol" version of meadowlark songs Salon · Sep 26
A homecoming for "A Different World" Netflix's anticipated revival prioritizes Black joy at a time when HBCUs and other universities have been targeted Salon · Sep 24
Tom Morello wants rock dangerous again On his new album, Morello urges listeners to fight for what they believe Salon · Sep 22
Don't meal prep. Make one nice thing Like a cozy tomato-cheddar strata that practically makes itself Salon · Sep 22
Trump's Iran war has economists aghast No "endgame" in sight, says JPMorgan, as gas prices keep soaring Salon · Sep 19
The curious case of “The Black Dahlia" 20 years after Brian De Palma's misfire, let's apply some hindsight to pop culture's hottest cold case Salon · Sep 18
Mitch is back and it’s terrifying McConnell returns from three-month absence, to DC's surprise. But many questions remain Salon · Sep 17
Salon · Sep 16 White House is terrified of Trump videos Natalie Harp’s enormous bag and unflattering photos of Trump's rear end fuel attacks on a reporter
Salon · Sep 16 Are we in the AI end times? Anxiety over the dangers of artificial "intelligence" says more about human nature than about the machines
The Economic Times · Sep 15 A 75-year-old Chinese woman spends Rs 4.3 crore of her life savings on beauty treatments, including a Rs 5.7 lakh lip tattoo; forced to sell jewellery to pay rent An elderly woman in China spent her entire life savings on beauty treatments. She paid approximately Rs 4.3 crore for various procedures at one salon. Her daughter discovered the extensive spending after the woman ran out of money. The salon denied misleading the woman, citing her own requests. This case…
Salon · Sep 14 These mushrooms save Monday night dinner A back-pocket mushroom formula for rice, toast, noodles and whatever the first weeknight can handle
Salon · Sep 14 Trump's own energy crisis traps him The president vowed $2 gas prices. Instead, he's created a problem of his own making
Salon · Sep 13 Your instant mood fix soundtrack Let’s harmonize on the wondrous power of the “non-lexical vocable”
Salon · Sep 12 Lying about clean water will backfire The ruling begs the question: What is even the point of government?
Salon · Sep 11 Why Gen Z is over Burning Man Burning Man’s attendance data shows that fewer younger people are attending. Gen Z tells us why
Salon · Sep 11 What Bush got right after 9/11 The president offered support of Muslims at a critical time. Republicans have renounced his inclusive message
Salon · Sep 10 Our world map is wrong. MAGA likes it Because the US rejects reality, it voted against the UN's Correct the Map plan
Salon · Sep 9 Influencers are squeezing out critics The entertainment industry used to suck up to critics. Now it's chasing your favorite content creator