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Google creates a spectacle with eyewear project
Salon Staff
Are you an abortion survivor?
Irin Carmon
If you know a woman who ended a pregnancy then yes, says right-wing propaganda. The myths of "October Baby"
A teen’s blog-inspired coming out
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A plea for tolerance motivates a high-schooler to enlighten his mom
Tucker Max’s failed stunt
Irin Carmon
Planned Parenthood turns down the bad boy's $500,000. Here's why, and what he should really do
Photo app Instagram launches on Android phones
Salon Staff
A journalism-free news media
David Sirota
You don't need reporting skills to thrive in the news today. All you need is a big mouth or a famous parent
Why Rush Limbaugh and the right turned on Trayvon Martin
Alex Pareene
A national tragedy became another awful political shouting match, thanks to vile pundits and talk-radio hosts
A father responds to his gay 7-year-old
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A touching blog post illustrates what a loving father should say when his second grader comes out
Exposing the Koch brothers
AlterNet
Filmmaker Robert Greenwald talks about the worst of the 1% and the importance of storytelling for progressives
The forgotten hunger strike
Maher Sattar
Hundreds along the India-Bangladesh border are fasting to death in protest -- and no one's paying attention
Illustrating the icons of graphic design
Gail Anderson
A young visual artist finds inspiration in drawing the field's most influential contributors
Your Obamacare stories
Salon Staff
As the Supreme Court debate rages on, we want to feature stories about how the law has affected you
The philosophy of aesthetics
Justin Sullivan
An exciting new designer uses graphics as a means for critical inquiry
What Obama knows about you
Lois Beckett
The president's campaign won't talk about the huge amount of data they've collected on voters
A “train wreck” for Obamacare?
Steve Kornacki
The panicky, alarmist reports coming out of the Supreme Court today are best taken with a grain of salt
The new girl power
Laura Miller
The record-setting opening weekend of "The Hunger Games" shows the cultural clout of young female readers
Surprised to see me
Sarah Hepola
The biggest shock of losing weight is the (sometimes weird) reaction by my old friends
Lessons from Israel’s Occupy
Elena Schwartz
The #J14 protests and OWS raise the same strange issue: Can a class struggle be waged on behalf of the middle?
Matt Ortega: the man behind Mitt Romney memes
Alex Seitz-Wald
He hatched Etch a Sketch Mitt Romney and Multiple Choice Mitt. How Matt Ortega uses "microsites" to take on the GOP
The strange case of the Toulouse shooter
Michael Goldfarb
As facts emerge about the Muslim extremist who allegedly attacked a Jewish school in Toulouse, more questions arise
NYPD raid burgeoning Union Square occupation
Natasha Lennard
An overnight NYPD raid emptied the park that was becoming the movement's new hub.
Young, black and “suspicious”
Chauncey DeVega
Trayvon Martin's tragic murder provides a grim look at the lessons young African American men are forced to learn
“Are you on the cover of a magazine?”
As told to Salon by Samuel Colt
During a trip to the bookstore, my mom wandered into the gay section -- and saw my face
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