A confused Donald Trump kept up his threats of retribution during this weekend's conservative confab | Continue reading


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"This is a fundamental breakdown in the ability to use language," the renowned mental health expert says of Trump | Continue reading


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Joe Biden gives the media a desperately needed lesson about Donald Trump. | Continue reading


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"Once a woman became pregnant for any reason, she would now become the property of the state of South Carolina," said SC state senator Katrina Shealy, a Republican. | Continue reading


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There is a very specific reason why Gov. Ron DeSantis targeted African-American history for erasure | Continue reading


@salon.com | 1 year ago

Mapping ancient humans' DNA is showing us how we evolved

An evolutionary biology professor explains the growing understanding and innovation regarding Neanderthal DNA | Continue reading


@salon.com | 1 year ago

Why Johnny Can’t Code

BASIC used to be on every computer a child touched -- but today there's no easy way for kids to get hooked on programming. | Continue reading


@salon.com | 1 year ago

America's idiot rich

Some unknown but alarming number of ultra-rich Americans are now basically totally delusional and completely divorced from reality. This is now an inescapable fact, confirmed by multiple media accounts of billionaire thought and an entire special issue of the New York Times Magaz … | Continue reading


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Are late dinners making us sick? New research says yes

In study after study, confining one’s eating to a shorter period of time during the day appears to confer numerous health benefits | Continue reading


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This year's physics Nobel Prize was for “spooky action at a distance.”

This year's Nobel Prize in physics was awarded for work related to spooky action at a distance. Here's what that means | Continue reading


@salon.com | 1 year ago

Chinese fossil discovery rewrites the history of life on Earth

Paleontologists describe some of the oldest teeth, jaws and limbs ever discovered | Continue reading


@salon.com | 1 year ago

No, AI probably won’t revolutionize drug development

Claims that artificial intelligence will change the way drugs are made are almost certainly overblown. Here’s why | Continue reading


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Insane ways Google has been invading our privacy – Salon.com

It's even worse than you thought... | Continue reading


@salon.com | 1 year ago

Christian fundamentalist homeschooling damages children

The religious right touts homeschooling as a viable educational alternative. Parents, grads tell a different story | Continue reading


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Former Republican strategist says her party can't be salvaged — and if Trump isn't punished, America is "done for" | Continue reading


@salon.com | 1 year ago

Would “Super AI” lead to the end of life on Earth? It's not a stupid question

A supercharged AI will be so much smarter than us that there's no way to calculate the risk. Let's call time out | Continue reading


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Earth is spinning faster than it should be and no one is sure why – Salon.com

The planet recorded two of its shortest days in recent history. What is going on? | Continue reading


@salon.com | 1 year ago

NFTs aren't art – they're just the Cult of Crypto's latest scam

Dan Olson of Foldable Human explains how NFTs are a scam to trick you into buying cryptocurrency | Continue reading


@salon.com | 1 year ago

Desantis signs bill req. FL students, professors to register political views

Universities may lose funding if staff and students' beliefs do not satisfy Florida's GOP-run legislature | Continue reading


@salon.com | 1 year ago

Interview: “The Automat,“ which was ”the coolest cafeteria of them all“

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


@salon.com | 1 year ago

QAnon's 'Q' delivers first new messages since 2020

The new posts were left on an internet community page called 8kun Friday, hours after the reversal of Roe | Continue reading


@salon.com | 1 year ago

Elon Musk's authoritarian attitude against remote work could undermine Tesla’s

The Tesla CEO demanded employees return to full-time, in-person work. Does he know remote workers are more productive? | Continue reading


@salon.com | 1 year ago

Hotline's Civil War (1999)

Hotline's civil war: By Janelle Brown. The company behind a hot program takes its wunderkind inventor to court -- while devoted users stew. Second in a two-part series. | Continue reading


@salon.com | 1 year ago

Putin’s real goal in Ukraine isn’t territory

Putin isn’t just trying to take over Ukrainian land — he is trying to obliterate Ukrainian identity | Continue reading


@salon.com | 1 year ago

A giant planet may have “escaped” from our solar system, study finds

A simulation-based study suggests there may have been another gas giant that went missing as the solar system evolved | Continue reading


@salon.com | 1 year ago

Why “stealth research” is the bane of scientific inquiry

First Theranos, and now AI researchers, are being opaque about their work. Should we trust them?  | Continue reading


@salon.com | 1 year ago

My trigger-warning disaster (2015)

I believed in trigger warnings when I taught a course on sex and film. Then they drove me out of the academy | Continue reading


@salon.com | 1 year ago

Media gets it wrong on Elon Musk and Twitter

Mainstream media largely parrots Musk's mendacious framing — but this fight is about monopoly power, not speech | Continue reading


@salon.com | 2 years ago

Scientists record the sound of a single bacterium's motion

Using ultra-strong graphene, scientists recorded the sound of e. coli moving against a membrane | Continue reading


@salon.com | 2 years ago

John Oliver vows to unleash his “creepy” blackmail on Congress

"Last Week Tonight" host revealed he paid data brokers for lawmakers "problematic" internet search histories | Continue reading


@salon.com | 2 years ago

Decentralization First time around – Gnutella Paradox flashback

As soon as an online music-trading service gets big enough to be useful, it's doomed. | Continue reading


@salon.com | 2 years ago

The odd reason nature favours symmetry

"The beautiful symmetry that we see everywhere is primed to appear," one scientist told Salon | Continue reading


@salon.com | 2 years ago

Growing up in “Another Appalachia” is more relatable than you think

Salon spoke with author Neema Avashia about the love she has for growing up queer and Indian in West Virginia | Continue reading


@salon.com | 2 years ago

Courtney Love Does the Math

The controversial singer takes on record label profits, Napster and "sucka VCs." | Continue reading


@salon.com | 2 years ago

Everything you wanted to know about “Memento” (2001)

A critic dissects the most complex -- and controversial -- film of the year. | Continue reading


@salon.com | 2 years ago

The US Drops an Average of 46 Bombs a Day While Grandstanding for Peace

The U.S. has dropped at least 337,000 bombs and missiles in 20 years — and now clutches its pearls over Russia | Continue reading


@salon.com | 2 years ago

“You Are My Sunshine”: How a maudlin song became a children's classic (2013)

The amazing history of "You Are My Sunshine" -- the miracle song for Oklahoma, Jimmie Davis, Ray Charles and more | Continue reading


@salon.com | 2 years ago

Why can't Hollywood SF and F imagine alternatives to capitalism or feudalism?

The limitless imagination of genre novelists hits a roadblock when it comes to envisioning alternative politics | Continue reading


@salon.com | 2 years ago

The Dumbing-Down of Programming

Rebelling against Microsoft and its wizards, an engineer rediscovers the joys of difficult computing. First of two parts. | Continue reading


@salon.com | 2 years ago

The psychological reason that so many fall for the “Big Lie”

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


@salon.com | 2 years ago

Citing inbreeding, Norway will no longer allow English Bulldogs to be bred

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


@salon.com | 2 years ago

America Hates Its Poor

Linguist and philosopher Noam Chomsky on our country's brutal class war -- and why it's ultimately so one-sided | Continue reading


@salon.com | 2 years ago

Former Ohio Democratic Party head David Pepper has a dire warning: Rigged state legislatures are destroying America | Continue reading


@salon.com | 2 years ago

Where the depressed are not welcome

If the university I taught at won't take depression seriously, who will? | Continue reading


@salon.com | 2 years ago

A “talking” cat is giving scientists insight into how felines think

Cats are being taught to communicate using a button-word system. Scientists are listening closely | Continue reading


@salon.com | 2 years ago

Colleges are walking away from remote education – and that’s a good thing

Remote learning is consistently shown to yield lower grades and lower engagement. Students don't love it either | Continue reading


@salon.com | 2 years ago

Our unfair tax system: How do the ultra-rich get away with it?

Tax expert Frank Clemente on how "wealth begets wealth" — and how a fair tax system could save American democracy | Continue reading


@salon.com | 2 years ago

It's time to repeal the Patriot Act and dismantle the surveillance state

After 9/11, Congress gave the government unchecked authority to spy on its own people. It's been a disaster | Continue reading


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