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I always give you my money: How many times will I buy the same Beatles records, over and over again?
Marc Spitz
The Fab Four have found new and improved ways to get me to part with cash since my obsession with them began
The woman who challenged Nixon: The Watergate story that transcends Woodward and Bernstein
John Norris
No secret sources. No anonymous tips. Mary McGrory covered D.C. with real quotes, real experience, real observation
My Harper Lee pilgrimage: Visiting Monroeville, in search of “Mockingbird’s” essence
Margaret Eby
Visit Harper Lee's hometown and "Mockingbird" is just described as "the book," but its author is even more magical
Donald Trump is our creepy new face of demagoguery
Andrew Burstein, Nancy Isenberg
Our history is filled with demagogues. But factor in a pliant media and a reality TV culture, and we have a problem
How Walmart keeps giving its workers the shaft — and fuels America’s inequality epidemic
Gary Legum
The retail giant's recent moves to increase its minimum pay earned applause, but let's look at the big picture
Decoding the Southern belle: “I have always thought of Southern belles as a super-elite task force of lethally disciplined femininity”
Cintra Wilson
Would being around Southern women inspire me into undergoing some kind of Eliza Doolittle–style transformation?
Just how helpful are those “don’t get raped” tips women are fed their whole lives?
Kate Harding
The message is: You must live in fear and behave impeccably. If you fail you could be raped -- and it's your fault
6 healthy foods that become unhealthy in large portions
Ari LeVaux
Drinking milk regularly can shorten your lifespan, and soy sauce can kill you if consumed in high enough quantities
Celebrity killer culture: When grandiosity, privilege and entitlement turn attention-seeking into violence
Arthur Chu
Go back to our first presidential assassins, John Wilkes Booth and Charles Guiteau, to find the roots of this rage
Rise & fall of the anti-Trumps: Why these GOP pretenders don’t have a snowball’s chance in hell
Paul Rosenberg
After the first GOP debate, three names were gathering steam: Fiorina, Carson & Kasich — but each of them is doomed
Jeff Bezos, Orwellian overlord: Why his defense of Amazon’s “bruising” workplace culture is so hard to swallow
Scott Timberg
The in-depth New York Times report on the punishing culture inside Amazon has even Jeff Bezos rushing to spin
The war to be clown-king of the GOP circus: Erick Erickson’s spat with Donald Trump exposes the conservative movement
Elias Isquith
The Limbaugh wannabe's stand for "decency" proves it — the GOP can no longer separate politics from entertainment
Born to riot: Why sports fans love to brawl, smash and set things on fire
Steve Almond
Salon talks to author Justine Gubar about "Fanaticus: Mischief and Madness in the Modern Sports Fan"
I didn’t realize I was being trafficked
Angela Featherstone
As a teen on the streets, I traded sex for lodging. It took me years to understand just how badly I had been abused
Mike Huckabee & Glenn Beck are right-wing con artists: How conservative icons are stoking fear & getting filthy rich
Conor Lynch
Superstars of the conservative media ecosystem have made a killing selling modern-day snake oil
Google wants to be God’s mind: The secret theology of “I’m feeling lucky”
John Durham Peters
Google makes order of the universe and answers our entreaties. It knows that it's a temple of knowledge in the sky
Let’s make the South stop lying: The right’s war on our history — and truth — must be defeated now
Bill Curry
Conservatives have fought a near-treasonous propaganda war in the media and schools for decades. We must fight back
“Every Single Word Spoken by a Person of Color” has gone viral: Will anything in Hollywood change?
Paula Young Lee
Actor Dylan Marron edits big films down to only lines spoken by actors of color—many come in at 40 seconds or less
“My model for business is the Beatles”: Why Steve Jobs was no lone hero
Rich Karlgaard, Michael S. Malone
Jobs is credited with Apple's amazing comeback, but he was always partnered with another creative person or team
“Magic Mike XXL” sets us free: This vulgar and delicious fable of liberation is the perfect summer movie for 2015
Andrew O'Hehir
Back on the road and freed from hetero norms, the Kings of Tampa deliver a pro-queer, pro-feminist ode to joy
Comedians praise their heroes: The 8 most insightful comic-on-comic raves from Judd Apatow’s new book
Anna Silman
"Sick in the Head," Apatow's new book of interviews, is full of comedians showing each other the love
Heirloom tomatoes’ bizarre evolution: The secret history of the tastiest summer treat
Jennifer A. Jordan
They've been around forever, but seemed to arrive overnight. Here's how it all happened
The funniest man on Twitter moves to TV: Rob Delaney takes a dirty, messy, realistic look at parenting and marriage
Anna Silman
Salon spoke to the prolific comic about "Catastrophe," his brand new Amazon sitcom, premiering June 19
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