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We’re all being used: No, it’s not immoral to use illegal drugs — because it’s the war on drugs that’s to blame
Daniel Denvir
A Times op-ed says that ethical consumers should stop using drugs. In fact, it's the war on drugs we should blame
BULLSH**TER OF THE DAY: Donald Trump, for his wildest promise yet
Mireia Triguero Roura
Speaking at a rally in Melbourne, Florida, the Republican nominee announces a campaign pledge for the ages
She knew how to win: Hillary Clinton’s winning debate strategy involved waiting for Donald Trump to go off the rails
Michael Winship
The presidential debate neglected some important issues, but Trump's untiness shined through
“Where’s the beef?”: After Clinton and Trump went for style over substance, here are the burning issues we need to tackle at the next debate
Gary Legum
The first presidential debate was a study in contrasting styles, but these crucial issues were never even discussed
#TrumpWon is bogus: A reminder that online polls are mostly meaningless
Nico Lang
A fact-check of the BS surveys suggesting Donald Trump scored a yuuuge victory over Hillary Clinton in the debate
Donald Trump’s running mate Mike Pence now says that there’s “no question” humans are impacting climate change
Brendan Gauthier
The Indiana governor's claims put him to the left of Donald Trump and the GOP — and his previous statements
Look Again: The day’s most compelling images from around the globe
Salon Staff
Fascinating world views from wildfires in California to Ayotzinapa, Mexico and the 43 missing students
Ranking Donald Trump’s biggest whoppers: Lies of the first presidential debate
Brendan Gauthier
Fact-checking Trump: His tax returns, his global warming "hoax," his role in the birther movement
It’s science, stupid: Why do Trump supporters believe so many things that are crazy and wrong?
Amanda Marcotte
Turns out science can explain why Trump supporters believe so many things that are demonstrably false or idiotic
Why you’re not likely to hear climate questions during the debate
Emma Foehringer Merchant
Sometimes, important questions take a back seat to more interesting ones
High times: Vertical farming is on the rise — but can it save the planet?
Diane Stopyra
Groundbreaking advances in vertical farming, which doesn't break ground at all, raise hopes it can feed the world
From climate change to jihad: U.S. recognizes security importance of battling global warming
Brian Kahn
For national security, the U.S. needs to look at the environment
Looking presidential: Libertarian nominee Gary Johnson sticks his tongue out at MSNBC’s Kasie Hunt
Grace Guarnieri
In the wake of "What is Aleppo?" Gary Johnson shows how he's going to contend in the debate
It’s hip to be square: Hillary Clinton isn’t cool — and she shouldn’t have to be
Nico Lang
Clinton's attempts to be a Millennial-friendly "entertainer-in-chief" take away from her greatest strengths
“I’m still angry”: Oliver Stone slams “superficial election,” media “idiots,” Orwellian U.S. politics
Ben Norton
The award-winning director of "Snowden" condemned U.S. warmongering and foreign policy in an interview
Mike Pence, a heartbeat away from the presidency? Now that’s frightening
Matthew Rozsa
Pence's hateful track record in Indiana suggests he's every bit as dangerous as his hothead running mate
Battling Mother Nature: Why New York probably won’t abandon its waterfront in the face of climate change
Ben Adler
The city can't surrender its waterfront. But it will have to do something to make it storm-proof.
It’s going to get worse: Government report says climate change will pose national security challenge
The Associated Press
"The impacts of climate change on national security are only going to grow"
Look Again: The day’s most compelling images from around the globe
Salon Staff
Fascinating world views from the protests in Charlotte to an anti-Trump "Battle Bus" in London
The real Clinton Foundation: Joe Conason is out to tell the true story behind Bill Clinton’s career in philanthropy
Amanda Marcotte
Joe Conason set out to profile Bill Clinton and ended up setting the record straight on the Clinton Foundation
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