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Chomsky: “Jobs aren’t coming back”
Noam Chomsky
Wealth is concentrated with the 1 percent because America no longer makes things: Financiers just manipulate money
An eco-pioneer’s final words
Ernest Callenbach
The visionary author of "Ecotopia," who died in April, warns of dark times ahead, but sees a path through the decay
Partisan death jam
Lucy McKeon
The two parties aren't just making progress impossible, they're destroying our political system. An expert explains
My dad’s 30-year coming out
Gideon Lewis-Kraus
I thought my father kept secrets because he was gay. Turns out all parents have a walled-off life -- and that's OK
Gorgeous saga, global crisis
Andrew O'Hehir
"Last Call at the Oasis" paints a haunting, even poetic, portrait of the global water crisis. Will anyone listen?
Global warming hits home
Bill McKibben
After a year of freakish and destructive weather, Americans are finally waking up to the dangers of climate change
America’s real Hunger Games
Rebecca Solnit
Young people are already being sacrificed at the whims of the 1%. Just look at Iraq and Afghanistan
“Frankenstein” remixed
Laura Miller
This masterful new adaptation of Mary Shelley's classic novel may be the best interactive fiction yet
Science fiction no more: The perfect city is under construction
Will Doig
Cities as technologically precise as a Formula One race car are being built now. Do we really want to live in them?
Voter ID’s new champion
Mariah Blake
ALEC dropped its most controversial work, but an old group with Abramoff ties has taken up the mantle
Romney’s solar flip-flop
Andrew Leonard
The first time he ran for president, he liked green power. What changed?
Secrets of Southern California
Eve Gerber
"L.A.'s number one muckracker" talks about the City of Angels' stars, scandals and serial killers
Schools for the corporate era
Julianne Hing
Gov. Jindal has reshaped Louisiana's public education system based on ALEC's blueprints
Every country for itself
Thomas Rogers
As American power wanes, we're being faced with a dangerous new power vacuum. An expert explains what's next
Our apocalyptic odds
Rob Hengeveld
The chances of an impending planetary crash are rapidly growing. Here's what the numbers really tell us
Egypt’s bread revolution
Erin Cunningham
Over a year after the deposition of Mubarak, soaring food prices could spark another uprising
Fox’s misinformation effect
Chris Mooney
It's not just the programming. Conservatives are more likely to seek out outlets that affirm their views
Start of 2012, March shatter US heat records
Salon Staff
The rules that should govern energy subsidies
Bill McKibben
Taxpayer dollars shouldn't be propping wealthy fossil-fuel companies whose products we want less of
US: UN must act if Syria violence doesn’t stop
Salon Staff
A journalism-free news media
David Sirota
You don't need reporting skills to thrive in the news today. All you need is a big mouth or a famous parent
Why the GOP distrusts science
Chris Mooney
It's not just evolution and climate change -- conservatives' trust in science is plummeting across the board
America, the new Saudi Arabia
Michael Klare
As overseas production grows more expensive, Big Oil is pushing to turn the U.S. into a Third World petrostate
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