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Students as teachers: Facing the world adults are wrecking
Belle Chesler
The best decision I ever made in a classroom was to start listening to my students
Jerry Falwell’s billion-dollar blessings: Liberty University is a gold mine
Alec MacGillis
How one of the religious right's most powerful institutions transformed into a wildly lucrative online empire
The science of superheroes: What would human flight be like?
Mark Brake
Traffic woes alone make flight a preferred superpower. But how would the human body handle it?
In Pennsylvania, it’s open season on undocumented immigrants
Deborah Sontag, Dale Russakoff
ICE’s Philadelphia office is making more “at-large” arrests of immigrants without criminal convictions
Mark Zuckerberg doesn’t know how Facebook works. Unfortunately neither does anyone in Congress
Matthew Sheffield
On day two of the Facebook founder's Capitol Hill apology tour, it appears Zuckerberg can't explain his own company
Remembering the real – and radical – Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Rachel Leah
James Earl Ray stole his life. The flattening of King's work is theft, too — this time of his intellectual labor
Artists transformed a Trump hotel suite into an art exhibit with rats
Nicole Karlis
In a Salon exclusive interview, the artists behind the art protest explain how they schemed their devious plan
How Memphis police leaders failed Martin Luther King Jr.
Joseph Rosenbloom
King’s fear for his safety in Memphis was well founded. Threats had poured in, and he was left vulnerable
China is already planning its response to Trump’s trade war
Matthew Rozsa
China's retaliation could impact roughly $3 billion worth of American imports into their country
Tom Steyer: billionaire political megadonor for the people?
Sarah Kleiner
Liberal financier says substance and style differentiate him from Koch brothers
Hear the real Dr. Gonzo roar: Astonishing new PBS doc celebrates Oscar Zeta Acosta
Timothy Denevi
Film on the work and life of a Chicano Rights activist and lawyer immortalized by Hunter S. Thompson is a must-see
The other 12 apostles: giving an Irish revolutionary his due
Tim Pat Coogan
A new book re-examines the legacy of Irish revolutionary hero Michael Collins, leader of the elite "12 Apostles"
“The Gargoyle Hunters” is a love letter to New York City
John Freeman Gill
Equal parts architectural caper and coming-of-age story, "The Gargoyle Hunters" is in love with a vanishing city
Confessions of a bystander: Why intervening in abuse can be so hard
Sarah Henstra
To what extent should we be held responsible for witnessing abusive behavior and not speaking up?
Steven Pinker lauds reason, but people need freedom — this might not end well
Simon McCarthy-Jones
Pinker is currently touring his new book "Enlightenment Now"
Will an AR-15 succeed where the American Dream failed?
Belle Chesler
The canaries in the coal mine of American disaster
Oscars 2018: Still good for bad men!
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Sunday's wins for Kobe Bryant and Gary Oldman make the entertainment industry's real priorities all too clear
The 90th Oscars: Kimmel succeeds by not trying too hard
Melanie McFarland
When you know there's a problem right outside the door, the best thing to do is not call attention to yourself
Are the Academy Awards ready for #MeToo?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Hollywood's biggest night grapples with accusations against its own
#MeToo in Antarctica
Eve Andrews
In a 2014 study, 71 percent of female scientists reported sexual harassment during field work
Nationalist militias plan protest near Charlottesville to intimidate pro-immigrant rights lawyers
Steven Rosenfeld
A law firm that fights for human rights prepares to be targeted by anti-government protesters
Arming teachers is not the answer
D. Watkins
I've visited hundreds of schools in my work to promote literacy. Teachers carrying guns won't make kids more safe
The striking hindsight of “The Looming Tower”
Melanie McFarland
Jeff Daniels holds the center of this 10-part Hulu series examining the intelligence failures leading up to 9/11
Kids vs. guns: NRA is coming for the Parkland students, and America faces a choice
Paul Rosenberg
Parkland survivors and their allies have the gun lobby on the defensive — but the backlash will be severe
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