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Bill O’Reilly’s toxic buffoonery: Fox News remains alive and well — and dangerous
Joan Walsh
Ailes and O’Reilly channel the white backlash in a country trying to become a multiracial democracy. That’s scary
Football player’s coming-out story disproves every dumb theory about gay athletes
Cyd Zeigler
When Connor Mertens told his teammates he was bisexual, their response couldn't have been more perfect
GOP congressional candidate Ryan Zinke: Hillary Clinton is the “anti-Christ”
Elias Isquith
The former Navy SEAL urges his fellow conservatives to focus on "the real enemy"
Bill O’Reilly says black Americans are poor because of Obama and “the culture”
Elias Isquith
The Fox News host continues to be a beacon of thoughtfulness and insight on matters of race
Must-see morning clip: Did Atlanta just survive the zombie apocalypse?
Prachi Gupta
"The Ice Age zombie Doomsday apocalypse has come to Atlanta," said Jon Stewart of the snowstorm
The 1 percent’s frothing paranoia: Tom Perkins is a symptom
Alex Pareene
How fear and fantasies of the rich have saved their wealth so far
Who did it, Pope Francis or Cory Booker? A Salon quiz
Daniel D'Addario
The recent past has seen rapturous press coverage for two men. Can you tell them apart?
Obama adds economy under extraordinary executive powers
Natasha Lennard
"Whenever" possible the president wants to exercise extraordinary executive power. Now with economy as with war
Global elites finally admit income inequality is a problem
Michael Moran
Whether they'll actually do anything about it is another question entirely
My personal Fox News nightmare: Inside a month of self-induced torture
John Haggerty
I'm a card-carrying member of the ACLU. Here's what happened when I watched 3 hours of Fox every day for a month
Tea Party ad depicts Obama as Stalin
Elias Isquith
Because higher taxes for the wealthy and cheap health insurance for the rest is basically totalitarianism (UPDATED)
GOP’s ongoing election strategy: Obamacare “stinks”
John Stoehr
The president's poll numbers are low, but the reasons why have less to do with the ACA than Republicans think
GOP’s plot against democracy: Why it really wants to depress the vote
Alex Pareene
Bipartisan reforms to our embarrassing voting system have been proposed. Here's what's holding up their passage
Obama’s bloody legacy: 5 years of drone war
Jack Serle
On the 5th anniversary of the Obama presidency's first covert drone strike, too many questions remain unanswered
4 nations under scrutiny in Human Rights Watch’s annual report
Sarah Wolfe
Yes, the US is one of them
The real problem with the American right: Aging, white radicals
Brian Beutler
Everyone knows the GOP has been unable to moderate its image or agenda. But less understood is the true reason why
The Big Brother bargain: How government surveillance became easy and cheap
Alfred McCoy
It used to be that intelligence gathering was painstaking and expensive. Not anymore!
GOP’s new immigration spin: If we can’t pass reform, it’s Obamacare’s fault
Alex Pareene
The usual process where Democrats want immigration reform, proposals are made and then they die, has a new twist
The racism that still plagues America
David Dante Troutt
Predatory lending. A two-tiered justice system. The list of discriminatory practices goes on, and on, and on ...
How we get Dr. King wrong: “We’ve deliberately dismembered him,” Michael Eric Dyson tells Salon
Josh Eidelson
"The full story is: Here was a man who made most Americans, black and white, uncomfortable"
Experts: Healthcare.gov still dangerously easy to hack
Tim Sampson
One such vulnerability exposes users' personal information, including full names and email addresses
Millennials! Let’s battle the boomers and Gen Xers — who had it easy compared to us
Robert Nelson
Xers and baby boomers whine about coddled millennials. They have no idea, and it's time to organize and fight back
How the young elite rise in Washington, D.C.
Michael Lind
The White House engages in blatant class discrimination by allowing One Percenters to subsidize it
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