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Romney’s general pal offends Jews, too

Alex Seitz-Wald
Romney's Muslim-bashing general pal isn't much better when it comes to Jews, drawing the ire of the ADL

Why I outed a Christian star

Azariah Southworth
I've been called a bully for exposing gay evangelical Jonathan Merritt. Even I secretly wonder: Was I right?

Trump, Jobs, Zuckerberg: We idolize jerks

Geoffrey Nunberg
This is an era of obnoxiousness -- and the most arrogant and nasty have somehow become the most successful

What the media missed about Chick-fil-A

Kristin Rawls
There's more to the fast-food saga than you might think

The New York Times’ F-word problem

Mary Elizabeth Williams
UPDATED: The paper of record goes to extremes to avoid profanity again and again -- and misses the story

Must-see morning clip

Salon Staff
Stephen Colbert lionizes the brave Republicans rooting out nonexistent Muslim traitors

Food corporations’ big drought play

Jill Richardson
The entire American food system is built on one crop -- corn. And that is really bad news for consumers

Social media scamsters

Laura Miller
Authors are resorting to fake reviews and Internet sock puppets to sell their books. How long can it last?

Atheists fight discrimination too

Greta Christina
In the U.S., there are laws protecting them. But laws aren't always obeyed, or enforced

Must-see morning clip

Salon Staff
Jon Stewart tackles voter fraud

Jerry Boykin: Romney’s new Muslim-bashing pal

Alex Seitz-Wald
Romney meets with Lt. Gen. Jerry Boykin, who has said Islam "should not be protected under the First Amendment"

Adam Hasner: Islamophobe for Congress

Alex Seitz-Wald
Congress's anti-Islam caucus will likely grow in November, and Florida's Adam Hasner may be its worst new member

Must-see morning clip

Salon Staff
Stephen Colbert discusses dog-fighting, Rep. Steve King having sex with a dog, and "monstrous glassy-eyed puppies"

It could happen anywhere

Jo Scott-Coe
Before Aurora and Oak Creek there was Moses Lake, Washington, where a school shooting has left lingering problems

Triumph of the potato lobby

Andrew Leonard
Big government wasn't forcing poor women to eat enough spuds. GOP to the rescue!

Social media vacations don’t work

Katherine Losse
We tune out of Facebook and Twitter for great reasons -- but our need to be liked keeps pulling us back

Must-see morning clip

Salon Staff
Fox News' Judy Miller thinks security leaks are "jeopardizingly injurious." Jon Stewart spells out the irony

Olympic pins, hurdles carnage

Associated Press
In London, Usain Bolt celebrates, gymnasts prepare for the final day of individual competition and pins are traded

Angry white men

Rinku Sen
The shooting at a Sikh temple in Milwaukee exemplifies America's deadly mix of race, guns and madness

Tig Notaro laughs at cancer

Mary Elizabeth Williams
The comic gets a shocking diagnosis but responds with humor. Sometimes you have to turn tragedy into jokes

Gabby Douglas’ race narrative

Michael Shaw
As America's newest sweetheart, don't expect any pictures of Gabby Douglas as a strong, black woman anytime soon

Love in the time of layoffs

Lynn Parramore
Have unemployment fears followed us into the bedroom?

Must-see morning clip

Salon Staff
Colbert interviews MSNBC's Chris Hayes, author of the new book "Twilight of the Elites"

Jennifer Rubin, Mitt Romney’s top media shill

Alex Pareene
The Romney campaign's communications office has its own platform at the Washington Post, thanks to Jennifer Rubin
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