Expert: DOJ has few tools to stop Cannon Cannon has "proven herself to be receptive to some of Trump’s complaints," attorney says Salon · Oct 12, 2023
Smith blows hole in Trump Jan. 6 defense Smith's latest move may force Trump to waive attorney-client privilege Salon · Oct 11, 2023
"The Morning Show" revisits Jan. 6 "A lot of our characters this season have a lot of secrets," director and executive producer Mimi Leder tells Salon Salon · Oct 11, 2023
Another report minimizes long COVID risk Some argue the criteria for long COVID is too broad. Others say this disease is being dismissed, at our peril Salon · Oct 11, 2023
Has Moms for Liberty met its match? Republicans hope to use education wars to turn purple suburbia red. In one Pennsylvania district, that backfired Salon · Oct 10, 2023
The silent pain crisis afflicting women Genital and pelvic pain are particularly at risk of being dismissed due to biases and taboos Salon · Oct 9, 2023
Rare Ozempic side effects emerging Though side effects from Ozempic are rare, as usage rises some side effects are becoming more apparent Salon · Oct 8, 2023
NASA's plan to deorbit the ISS explained Yanking the International Space Station back to Earth isn't just a blow to science, it empowers American enemies Salon · Oct 8, 2023
Trump uses classified docs to push delay Will Judge Aileen Cannon let Trump upend the trial schedule she already set? Salon · Oct 6, 2023
Roy Wood Jr.'s sad "Daily Show" exit Wood broke the news to NPR, but dropped hints to Salon in June: "After every strike, there is a creative molting" Salon · Oct 5, 2023
Should hospitals be bringing back masks? Some doctors are calling for more preventative measures to protect vulnerable patients in medical settings Salon · Oct 5, 2023
Gag order may "embolden" other judges "No other litigant in America could get away with the threats... that Trump regularly indulges," law prof says Salon · Oct 4, 2023
Parrots have "voiceprints" like humans Matching voice calls with machine learning could be used to test whether the same is true in dolphins, bats too Salon · Oct 4, 2023
Witness list spells trouble for Trump "Both men would be able to recount any alleged wrongdoing from a firsthand perspective," attorney says Salon · Oct 2, 2023
Salon · Oct 1, 2023 How to survive your heartbreak years Salon talks to author Minda Honey about her new Aughts-in-LA memoir about looking for love and finding herself
Salon · Oct 1, 2023 East beats West on queer TV love stories Those missing "Red, White & Royal Blue" should check out Thailand's soft power that has led the way for Asian media
Salon · Oct 1, 2023 How psychedelic retreats can help heal Psychedelic retreats are becoming more popular as people wait for FDA approval. But do they work?
Salon · Oct 1, 2023 When football died for me I was a normal sportswriter, and a lifelong NFL fan. Decades before Damar Hamlin, one game changed my view forever
Salon · Sep 30, 2023 What biomarkers say about Alzheimer's There's still no established cause for Alzheimer's, but emphasizing some symptoms can have unintended consequences
Salon · Sep 30, 2023 GOP working to "undermine" elections New report highlights a nationwide onslaught of threats and harassment that's driving election officials to quit
Salon · Sep 29, 2023 Peter Facinelli's "creepy" wildfire film The actor-director spoke to Salon about his career, giving hope on a bleak topic and making fire the antagonist
Salon · Sep 29, 2023 Trump plays "victim" — it's not working Judge Tanya Chutkan rejects Trump's request she recuse herself in D.C. case — his followers will think it's unfair
Salon · Sep 28, 2023 Hiccups reported in COVID vax rollout New shots for COVID and RSV are available, if people can actually get them, let alone want them
Salon · Sep 27, 2023 N.Y. ruling: "End of Trump's empire"? Expert: N.Y. judge's decision will shape perception of Trump as an "obstructer of justice" and "financial cheat"
Salon · Sep 27, 2023 How Oregon's drug policy impact overdose Overdoses slightly increased following decriminalization in the Northwest, but policy isn't to blame, experts say