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Tweets from underground: How Dostoevsky anticipated social media
ROSA INOCENCIO SMITH
Weird suburbia: How atomic bombs and UFOs created modern America
Ken Hollings
After World War II, nuclear anxiety and flying saucer fantasies altered our understanding of suburban life
You are more than a sexual fetish — but online dating sites might not think so
Patrick Tucker
Not meeting the right person online? The problem might be that Match and OkCupid profiles reduce your personality
Louis C.K. or Tina Fey? Gender, science and the age-old question: Are men or women funnier?
Scott Weems
Christopher Hitchens might not think women are funny. But new studies explain how men and women laugh differently
Gamer uses “Minecraft” to pay tribute to his wife
Mike Fenn
With the help of some generous donors of materials, "Gas Bandit" has created a bust in the image of his late wife
“Hi, I’m right here”: An open letter to Paul Ryan about poverty and empathy
Karen Weese
We need to change the conversation about poverty and inequality. It starts with compassion and kindness
How to enjoy an orgy
L. Pham
The secret to group sex that no one tells you: You can -- and should -- say no. I learned this lesson firsthand
Ben Carson at CPAC: LGBT people “don’t get extra rights”
Elias Isquith
"I hate political correctness," says the celebrated former surgeon and current Fox News contributor
The dying world of “Grand Budapest Hotel”
Andreas Bernard
How hotels like the one in Wes Anderson's new film became a charming but outmoded relic of the past
Allen West: “Faux commander-in-chief” Obama thinks army’s top need is “beards, turbans, and hijabs”
Josh Eidelson
West tells Salon Putin's echoing Hitler, and implies defense cuts could've spurred Russian aggression
Zimmerman, Dunn and what went horribly wrong: Author Lisa Bloom talks to Salon
Paul Rosenberg
From implicit racial bias to "stand your ground," Lisa Bloom says dangerous forces are distorting criminal justice
The psychology of hate: How we deny human beings their humanity
Nicholas Epley
From slavery to genocide, society has shown a terrifying ability to disregard the personhood of others. Here's why
Doxxing victim: “This isn’t about porn, this is about humiliation”
Tracy Clark-Flory
A woman talks to Salon about the painful reality of being targeted online by men who get off on demeaning women
We’re being screwed by Spotify! David Byrne, R.E.M.’s Mike Mills and Cake’s John McCrea on the fight for artists’ rights
Scott Timberg
"We need to have a sustainable system for people who create culture," says John McCrea, announcing a new coalition
My boobs, my burden
CHLOE PANTAZI
I thought that with cleavage came power. But as my breasts swelled to a 32G, I found the opposite to be true
You ruined Neutral Milk Hotel: Nostalgia, millennials and the return of Jeff Mangum
David Rice
Could my obsessive love for a musician withstand finally seeing him perform live, surrounded by other fans like me?
Tricky Dick vs. the New York Times: How Nixon declared war on journalism
James C. Goodale
A former Times counsel recounts the Nixon administration's feverish attempts to shut down the paper's reporting
Tech’s “feel-good” promises: Why Silicon Valley’s charity isn’t enough
Julia Carrie Wong
Tech companies are finally responding to criticisms -- but their response won't fix gentrification and displacement
8 worst right-wing moments of the week — Ted Cruz’s “weeping heart” edition
Janet Allon
America's nuttiest senator is very upset about gay marriage, while Rush Limbaugh loses it over Michael Sam
Hillary and Obama: Can they stand each other?
Jonathan Allen, Amie Parnes
As 2016 nears, the amazing story of how Clinton and Obama united -- and how her aides explained her '08 collapse
How I lost the religion of my childhood
Megan Hustad
My parents raised me as Christian missionaries. When I finally opened my eyes, I made a stunning realization
The Russian spy who duped my dad
Robert Silverman
The FBI called Emil Goldfus a KGB colonel leading a vast network of espionage. My father called him a friend
Neil Finn: “I could easily become too tasteful in my old age”
David Daley
The pop music mastermind on Crowded House and Split Enz, growing old without losing an edge, and a dazzling new LP
Rob Ford, behind the scenes: “He won’t give up the blow”
Robyn Doolittle
Rob Ford may be the world's most infamous mayor. How did he melt down in public? Here's the amazing real story
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