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Atlanta City Council looks to reform pot laws, addressing broken criminal justice system
Michelle Wright
Criminal justice reform could be coming to deep-red Georgia.
Big pharma is “getting away with murder”: Drugmakers help turn patients with rare diseases into D.C. lobbyists
Sarah Jane Tribble
The pharmaceutical industry is teaming up with advocacy groups
Is Julian Assange a misogynist, or just seething with rage against Hillary Clinton? We wonder
Matthew Rozsa
Assange once described Sweden as "the Saudi Arabia of feminism," and has focused his rage on one woman
Listen up, guys: 14 foods that may help your sexual performance
Robin Scher
It comes down to improving circulation, dudes - and a diet full of these foods can help.
Challenging the so-called “health” challenge: Our obsession with the “before” and “after” body transformation
JoAnna Novak
The photos are always side-by-side comparisons: one person who has decided to turn herself into someone new
The total cost of the 2016 election was nearly $6.5 billion: Report
Taylor Link
A lot of money went into the 2016 campaign, but President Trump won despite spending way less than his rival
Soaring beyond 100: Early heat wave that bakes India is a sign of what’s to come
Andrea Thompson
Heat waves have set in early in northern India. They are expected to become more common with warming
Good kid, mad country: Kendrick Lamar’s “DAMN.” finds the rapper reckoning with God and America
Max Cea
Buckle up. Kendrick Lamar’s newest album is another brilliant masterpiece
This week in Donald Trump’s conflicts of interest: He’s not even pretending to divest anymore
Matthew Rozsa
Trump hobnobs with a Chinese leader while creating a de facto plug for his Florida resort
Unmasking of Susan Rice: A perfect case study of new pro-Trump propaganda machine
Alex Kaplan
The fringe is no longer being siloed; it has been actively raised into the mainstream by pro-Trump forces
Hypocrites for Gorsuch: Conservative activist group pushing Trump’s nominee used to be for the filibuster
Amanda Marcotte
A right-wing group backing Gorsuch embraced the filibuster under Obama; today its members think this is an outrage
WATCH: Equal Pay, but Only Ivanka’s Way
Jason Stormer
Ivanka Trump tweets support of Equal Pay Day despite inconsistencies within her own company
ProPublica had the best response after Spicer called it a “left-wing blog”
Rachel Leah
Spicer made the mistake of mis-categorizing ProPublica. No one might ever come for ProPublica again
Pamela Anderson pens bizarre poem to Sweden in an effort to free Julian Assange
Katie Serena
Former "Baywatch" star has been visiting the WikiLeaks founder in exile at the Ecuadorian embassy in the UK
No more land of the free? Trump’s double standard on freedom of speech threatens America’s image
Jim Sleeper
The president wants liberties for himself that he doesn’t grant to others.
Donald Trump’s businesses appear to have ties with alleged Russian mobsters: report
Charlie May
There's a long history between Trump's business interests and Russian interests
Trump’s assault on the planet: Undoing Obama’s work on climate change won’t be as easy as new president thinks
Amanda Marcotte
Trump and Scott Pruitt aim to gut the EPA's climate regulations — but environmentalists promise to battle in court
Should your insurance company pay for medical marijuana?
April M. Short
As marijuana proves safer and more effective than opiates, several court rulings may set a new precedent
Gorsuch, Thomas, Rehnquist and beyond: A short history of right-wing lies in Supreme Court confirmation hearings
Paul Rosenberg
Neil Gorsuch's bland denials belong to a tradition of conservative dishonesty that reaches back many decades
A 2-for-1 for racists: Post hateful fliers, then revel in the news coverage
Ken Schwencke
White supremacists have targeted college campuses, causing upset and gaining attention
Thank you, Lynette Williamson: An essay on death and acceptance arrives in time
Erin Keane
Williamson, author of the Salon essay "Dying, with a lifetime of literature," passed away at home last Saturday
Alabama legislature may give a fundamentalist church its own police force: What could go wrong?
Amanda Marcotte
What separation of church and state? Birmingham megachurch wants to hire its own cops, claims innocent motives
How online hate infiltrates social media and politics
Adam G. Klein
For hate groups, there's unprecedented opportunity to finally plug their fringe movements into a mainstream circuit
Why powerful people fail to stop bad behavior by their underlings
Jessica A. Kennedy, Cameron Anderson
Research shows people in power are less likely to intervene during an unethical act
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