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Must-see morning clip
Salon Staff
Jon Stewart on why Harry Reid is terrible, and how Fox News is (ironically) right about pointing it out
Internet trolls can’t help themselves
Lisa Selin Davis
Why does anonymity and an audience bring out the absolute worst in people?
Romney clarifies: By “culture” he meant “everything else”
Alex Pareene
When Romney said Palestinians had the wrong culture, he just meant they don't love freedom enough
Zoe Smith takes on everyone
Mary Elizabeth Williams
An Olympian weightlifter's blog responds to the men -- and women -- who hate on bodies different from their own
Newsweek gets Romney wrong
Alex Pareene
A Newsweek cover story gets Mitt wrong -- and another Newsweek story illustrates how
Jonah Lehrer resigns from the New Yorker
Santiago Wills
The superstar journalist fabricated Bob Dylan quotes
Olympic roundup: A dented medal; tickets furor
Associated Press
A color change in field hockey, the shower accident that led to a dented bronze medal, and other Olympic news
The curative powers of the Internet
Glenn Greenwald
A well-crafted hoax is quickly uncovered, showing the advantages of Internet journalism over the traditional model
Whither the Olympic protests?
Natasha Lennard
The London Games once seemed a likely target for protests. But, so far, there's little to note besides graffiti
I can’t stop bruising
Lauren Sloss
I've always bruised easily, but I never knew that I had a bleeding disorder
New York’s new mosque fight
Alex Seitz-Wald
Far from ground zero, a new mosque in Brooklyn faces angry opposition, including familiar faces like Pam Geller
Tea Party still loves Michele Bachmann
Alex Seitz-Wald
An Ohio Tea Party leader tells Salon he's "disappointed" that John Boehner spoke out against Michele Bachmann
NYT’s “grossly inaccurate” hit piece on Neil Barofsky
Yves Smith
A Grey Lady book review carries water for Tim Geithner
Old folks: The next addicts?
Jennifer Matesa
A fast-growing number of baby boomers and retirees are falling victim to America's next wave of addiction
My crippling student loan
Ann Nichols
I took out a huge loan to pay for law school. Decades later, I'm worried I may never be able to pay it off
Every woman should travel alone
Sarah Hepola
At 27, I took a road trip across the country by myself. It was foolish and lonely and the best thing I've ever done
Vince Gilligan: I’ve never Googled “Breaking Bad”
Erik Nelson
Exclusive: "Breaking Bad's" Vince Gilligan on how he writes Walt, the danger of Google and why the show must end
Colorado rises
Deborah Méndez-Wilson
During Sunday's vigil, several hundred demonstrators gathered in Aurora to shield families of the shooting victims
Did I ruin journalism?
Irin Carmon
A new book says I'm everything wrong with the Internet -- but its author can't even get his facts straight
What binds Palin and Stewart?
David Daley
We yearn for sincerity, on both sides of the aisle, even though we know it's all a game. An expert explains why
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