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Long COVID may have an inexpensive cure

Small studies suggest over-the-counter antihistamines can relieve long COVID symptoms

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"All Creatures" star talks love and war

Nicholas Ralph, who plays veterinarian James Herriot, spoke to Salon about the yuletide finale and what's next

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"Arthur's" appeal to millennial anger

Marc Brown spoke to Salon about John Legend & millennial love for an aardvark who grew up alongside the internet

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"Around the World in 80 Days" twist end

Ashley Pharoah spoke to Salon about staying faithful to Jules Verne (to a point)

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Why we love "humilitainment"

A meting out of justice, or pure sadism? Experts weigh in on the meaning of the popularity of "humilitainment"

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What would nuclear war look like?

Climate change is not the only man-made threat that could wipe out humanity; a nuclear war would also do that

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The simple dream of "The Automat"

Filmmaker Lisa Hurwitz spoke to Salon about the long-gone eatery that sold an egalitarian dining dream for a nickel

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The pandemic isn't over for the pregnant

Mask mandates are being lifted, but pregnant people — and other vulnerable populations — are being left behind

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Love, perfume ... and murder

Salon spoke to the author of the novel "Base Notes," which has all the ingredients for an anti-Valentine's Day read

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Bringing Peacemaker's Eagly to life

James Gunn, VFX Supervisor Betsy Paterson and voice actor Dee Bradley Baker spoke to Salon about our feathered hero

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Still “Feelin’ Alright” with Dave Mason

In this "Everything Fab Four" interview, Mason talks playing with Jimi and hanging with George Harrison

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"What if trauma can be weaponized?"

Travis Taute spoke to Salon about packing in an action scene every 10 minutes & the American PTSD story inspiration

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Why sex provocateur Breillat hates porn

The auteur spoke to Salon about "Romance," censorship & being a female filmmaker in "the most misogynistic country"

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Is it time for kids to take off masks?

Doctors and public health experts weigh in on the relative risks to children

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Norway's curious bulldog breeding ban

Has dog inbreeding become an animal cruelty issue? Here, ethicists and geneticists clash

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Where did the book bans come from?

The campaign to get LGBTQ-friendly books and authors of color off the shelves isn't "grassroots" or spontaneous

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Experts: "Whoopi is not the enemy"

Salon spoke to Terrence L. Johnson and Jacques Berlinerblau about race, "Maus" and where we should go from here

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DeSantis wants to "investigate" GoFundMe

Florida governor sides with Canadian truckers who've paralyzed Ottawa for a week, want all COVID rules lifted

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Is that crab you're eating fake?

Fish fraud is tainting beloved regional staples like crab and octopus

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Archive: Todd Gitlin's Bush-Gore warning

This column by Todd Gitlin was originally published in 2000. The former Salon contributor died Saturday

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How does a Black man reckon with Cosby?

W. Kamau Bell appeared on "Salon Talks" to discuss dealing with Cosby's legacy, and how you can't erase any of it

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New study turns evolution upside-down

A study into malaria resistance in humans spurs a re-evaluation of the neo-Darwinist understanding of evolution

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At last, HIV vaccine in phase one trials

Years of false starts have made hopeful researchers wary of claims that an HIV vaccine is finally here

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"I bought into the whole diet industry"

On "Salon Talks," Valerie Bertinelli discusses her book, "Enough Already," moving on and cooking from the heart

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Why the Big Lie is believed by so many

There's a counterintuitive explanation for why big lies may be easier to believe than small ones

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