Trump's Surgeon General pick is "grift" Casey Means’ promotion of supplements and pseudoscience worry medical professionals Salon · Jan 7
We learned nothing from Jan. 6 Evidence Trump tried to overturn the election 5 years ago is “overwhelming.” There haven't been any consequences Salon · Jan 6
Trump is causing MAGA collateral damage The president's veto of a bipartisan Colorado clean water project is hurting his own voters Salon · Jan 3
AI data centers' double-edged sword The data center buildout is papering over the economy most Americans are living with Salon · Jan 1
Celeb hairdresser bans Labour MPs from his west London salon in protest over Budget Michael Van Clarke has joined hundreds of other businesses in the protest Evening Standard · Dec 29, 2025
Wait, Was Heated Rivalry Originally Gay Marvel Fanfic? Heated Rivalry might be the steamiest show on TV, but did it start as Marvel fanfic? Here’s the wild origin story, straight from the author. Pedestrian.tv · Dec 9, 2025
Polly want a grief counselor? "Parrot Kindergarten" uncovers the world of Ellie the bird who communicates with a tablet to discuss death Salon · Nov 2, 2025
Tortoiseshell Nails Are Trending, and They’re So Customisable—Here’s All the Inspo You Need for the Salon From white tortoiseshell to French tips Marie Claire · Oct 22, 2025
“My Kid Cried”: People Show What They Ordered And What They Received And Most Of Them Are Pretty Bad Have you ever ordered something only to find it looks completely different? Bored Panda · Sep 17, 2025
USDA spent thousands on giant Trump banners as it was cutting aid to schools and food banks, report says Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins previously cheered over the banners, saying, ‘President Trump’s bold vision is ushering in a Golden Age for our farmers’ The Independent UK · Aug 13, 2025
What is Thimerosal, vaccine preservative called ‘toxic’ by US health chief? The mercury-based preservative was removed from most vaccines in 2001. Should it still be a concern today? Al Jazeera · Jun 28, 2025
"Gay blood" and the VA governor's race Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears is hoping anti-LGBTQ+ clergy can help her become Virginia's first female governor Salon · Jun 21, 2025
Trump's "brutal politics" breed violence The targeting of Democratic lawmakers is a reminder that inflammatory rhetoric can inspire violent extremism Salon · Jun 19, 2025
Salon · Jun 17, 2025 Joni Ernst has a challenger JD Scholten, professional athlete and Democrat, spoke to Salon about how his party can win even in Trump country
Salon · Jun 16, 2025 Dehorning rhinos — to save them Sawing off rhinos' horns is keeping these magnificent creatures alive. Is selling those horns the next step?
Salon · Jun 15, 2025 "Summoning the demon": MAGA splits on AI Some on the right see artificial intelligence as an apocalyptic threat from Big Tech
Salon · Jun 15, 2025 Who's the real invasive species? Our cities and suburbs have spiders, rats, raccoons, lizards — and people. Which of us is really the invader?
Salon · Jun 13, 2025 Standing Room Only with Amanda Marcotte Her popular newsletter is now a weekly show delivering sharp, honest takes on politics and culture every Thursday
Salon · Jun 13, 2025 Barbara Walters, the unflattering truth The director of "Barbara Walters Tell Me Everything" discusses the challenge of telling Walters' multifaceted story
Salon · Jun 12, 2025 Top genocide scholar warns: Ban Trump “Negotiating with Nazis didn’t prove useful in 1939. It won’t now either," says founder of Genocide Watch
Salon · Jun 11, 2025 Nimbus variant could start summer surge As COVID-19 variant NB.1.8.1 spreads around the world, concerns about vaccine accessibility are rising
Salon · Jun 10, 2025 Do WelcomeFest Dems know what's popular? WelcomeFest speakers said they want Democrats to take popular positions, but their own agenda is controversial
Salon · Jun 10, 2025 Trump takes advantage of Dem disillusion The image of then-President Biden welcoming Donald Trump back to the White House symbolized the disaster to come
Salon · Jun 9, 2025 Helping pap smears be less painful Unrecognized pain conditions have long made pap smears excruciating for some — that’s slowly changing