Author Michael Mechanic explains that the super-rich aren't happy — and their greed is poisoning our society

The only thing worse than the candidates this year is the shockingly biased liberal press. Plus: A frankfurter geography of America.

It's unfair, but it's the sad truth: As black women on-screen, the stakes are so much higher when we mess up

The psychology of why we're continually seduced by marketing ploys and slogans like, "Hey, you never know"

U2's "Pop" reviewed by Charles Taylor.

In "Joe Millionaire," with its lumpen-wacky TV vision of the rich, pop culture finally faces inequality in "classless" America.

Hawley bragged about defying the election results during CPAC. Kinzinger wasn’t having it

New study finds breast removal does not increase survival rates in women predisposed to cancer

Salon's TV picks for Weekend, July 7-9, 2000

The State Department won't include statistics on global terrorism in its annual report on global terrorism. Wonder why?

The literary icon passed away in her Portland home

A passing familiarity with Abraham Lincoln would have answered Trump's question

Why is voter turnout so low? Because the poor and the working class have been disenfranchised. Chomksy sounds off

Rupert Murdoch buys Pat Robertson's fundamentalist family cable network, uniting Bart Simpson with John-Boy Walton at last.

Head "Late Night" writer spoke to Salon about the show's early days, the writers' room and Dave's notorious anxiety