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Bill O’Reilly’s sick pathology: Why his systematic lying is even worse than reported
Calvin F. Exoo, Christian Exoo
Fox News' bully may be in hot water for lying about his war correspondence. But his lies go much deeper than that
The 1 percent’s white privilege con: Elites hold “conversations” about race, while resegregating our schools
Corey Robin
The white privilege conversation is good business and P.R. for the wealthy. But look more closely at their actions
Climate deniers and other pimped-out professional skeptics: The paranoid legacy of Nietzsche’s “problem of science”
Andrew O'Hehir
How a 19th-century thinker's revolutionary insights drive today's climate-denial flacks – and can help beat them
The Internet killed privacy: Our liberation, and our capture, are within the same tool
Robert Scheer
Our historic respect for privacy has become victim to the national security state -- and the Web makes it easy
“Do what we want in Afghanistan, or we’ll have the Americans drone you”: Our immoral drone war — and how the CIA gets used
Andrew Cockburn
Time and again, our high-tech warriors and spy agencies have gotten played and killed innocents in the Middle East
Former NAACP president Ben Jealous mulls U.S. Senate bid
Luke Brinker
Civil rights leader considers campaign for retiring Maryland Sen. Barbara Mikulski's seat
Fox News commentator: Muslim school holidays discriminate against Christians
Luke Brinker
The derp is deep with this one
Rahm Emanuel allegedly screams at mental health activists — after running ad admitting he “can rub people the wrong way”
Luke Brinker
Running neck-and-neck with progressive challenger, hot-headed mayor reportedly loses his cool
8 horrifying revelations in the Justice Department’s Ferguson report
Luke Brinker
From unconstitutional searches to racist emails, here are some of the most revolting findings
The Clinton gray area: Sitting in between a scandal and a non-story
Simon Maloy
Hillary's email practices don't reflect well on her, but let's not let the Clinton "scandal" narrative take over
Rahm Emanuel’s political nightmare: Jesus “Chuy” Garcia tells Salon why he’ll oust the Mayor
Edward McClelland
EXCLUSIVE: Rahm's liberal challenger explains what the "out of touch and callous" Mayor's trouble means for America
“It’s the Blackness that scares everybody”: Why white people favor “African-Americans”
Brittney Cooper
The word "Black" can be disruptive, disarming and political. Here's what it really means when I choose to use it
Noel Gallagher: “I’m in the process of f***in’ the arse off my solo career”
Mike Doherty
The former Oasis guitarist talks to Salon about his new album, "Chasing Yesterday," and the death of rock 'n' roll
GOP congressman lauds Michelle Obama’s “shared heritage” in South Carolina, omits the part about slavery
Luke Brinker
South Carolina's Joe Wilson leaves out an inconvenient reality about a heritage that was far from "shared"
The left’s historic power win: How the long-fought “net neutrality” triumph transformed history
Matt Stoller
The quest to win a fair Internet altered elections and protected prized freedoms. Here's how we beat big business
Why conservatives refuse to believe Obama is Christian
Sarah Posner
Scott Walker is the latest Republican to question the president's faith, and he's not just speaking to the fringe
Scott Walker’s spineless flip-flop: Why he’s proudly declaring, “My view has changed”
Simon Maloy
2016 contender's self-flagellating rightward shift on immigration says everything about today's GOP -- and America
10 ways America can stop terrorizing its citizens (and the rest of the world)
Tom Engelhardt
We refuse to think of ourselves as barbaric, and yet our War on Terror is exactly that. It's time we put it to rest
New York Times drops bombshell on Hillary Clinton’s use of private email at State Department
Luke Brinker
As nation's top diplomat, Clinton conducted all business on personal email account
Why Hillary Clinton is moving up her 2016 start date
Luke Brinker
The plan was to launch in July. Now the former secretary of state may announce next month
Rahm Emanuel’s moment of reckoning: How he ended up in a fight for his political life
Bill Curry
Emanuel had the money, the machine and the establishment behind him. So why is he in a runoff?
R.I.P., American conservatism: What’s really behind the Tea Party’s barren individualism
Kim Messick
Conservatives who dominate today’s GOP actually scorn traditional conservatism's most cherished ideals. Here's why
CPAC hawks defeat ISIS with lots of angry hand-waving
Jim Newell
What's the CPAC consensus on how to defeat ISIS? By... defeating them, that's how!
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