Technology pushes us to do what we struggle to make ourselves do

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A cultural survey of the much-derided restaurant, from "The Big Bang Theory" fakery to "Middle Class Fancy" love

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Revealed texts and emails expose how Republicans cynically deploy conspiracy theories to sow chaos

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The chief defender of intelligent design in the Dover evolution trial insists he has science and God on his side.

A credibility problem is only a problem for a bad liar like Sean Spicer. For Sarah Sanders, it's a Fox News asset

Salon talks to "Ash vs Evil Dead" executive producer Rob Tapert about TV heroines and the show's funnier season 2.

The "Cosmos" host sounds off on the creationist movement, Answers in Genesis and its increasingly unhinged leader

I knew I had to leave home to make my own life, but my past seems to follow me everywhere.

Once a "New Atheist" and Obama Democrat, Lindsay rebooted himself as the brains behind the far right's moral panic

The actor's racist ad is pulled -- but what's left isn't much better

Four cranky old mobsters warm up an otherwise cool month of late-summer comedies.

The co-creator of Unix and the C programming language created the tools that built our modern digital world