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Is the State Department punishing families with special-needs children?
Matthew Rozsa
Without explanation, the State Department has slashed benefits for families dealing with certain disabilities
“A woman who is feeling something is a bitch”: Our love-hate affair with women’s bodies
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Mara Altman's "Gross Anatomy" delves into the wild world of our own bodies, chin hairs and all
No more Jimmys on late night: Why we need more women comedians hosting now
Melanie McFarland
With Michelle Wolf's and Robin Thede's shows canceled, we're down to Sam Bee and Sarah Silverman. That's not enough
Asia Argento denies sexual assault allegations, claims Anthony Bourdain “insisted” on payout
Rachel Leah
"I have never had any sexual relationship with Bennett," Argento said in a statement yesterday
Is Trump’s coal plan really an attempt to rescue a dying vision of American masculinity?
Nicole Karlis
Donald Trump's illogical romance with the coal industry may be linked to a fading vision of masculinity
Donald Trump’s white nationalist White House: Still in full effect
Chauncey DeVega
A Trump speechwriter quits after attending a conference known for promoting racism. It's not like he was all alone
A rundown of all the ways Trump is overseeing an all out, under-the-radar attack on workers
Steven Hill
Policies pursued by the Trump administration have targeted middle and lower-income workers and labor unions
What would it take to trust the police? A frank discussion on “The Black and the Blue”
D. Watkins
Salon talks to former cop Matthew Horace, about his new book about crime, racism and injustice in law enforcement
Back to school for black college athletes: Dangerous stereotypes stalk campus
Joseph Cooper
Brains vs. brawn: Does big-time college sports actually value black student-athletes and their lives?
How broad is support for white nationalism? Last week’s Unite the Right flop isn’t the whole story
Chauncey DeVega
Don't be fooled by the pathetic turnout in D.C. or the media mockery. "Alt-right" racists are still winning
“No Passport Required,” host Marcus Samuelsson takes our conversation about food to the next level
D. Watkins
Continuing the work of Tony Bourdain, a chef tours America and each episode is a joyful showcase of diversit
“Who Is America?”: What Sacha Baron Cohen’s non-famous subjects say about who we are now
Melanie McFarland
Pranking conservative politicians is entertaining, but Sacha Baron Cohen's civilian segments reveal so much more
Pope Francis responds to clergy sex abuse scandal in Pennsylvania: “We abandoned the little ones”
Shira Tarlo
"Catholics have lost patience with us and civil society has lost confidence," said Boston's Cardinal Sean O'Malley
Asia Argento, sexual assault accuser and accused: One #MeToo story doesn’t cancel out the other
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The movement has never been just about women or about one form of harassment or abuse
Fox News’ Jeanine Pirro baselessly accuses Robert Mueller of a Benghazi coverup
Joseph Neese
"You testified after four Americans are killed in Benghazi to cover for Hillary Clinton's incompetence," Pirro said
Read the letter Pope Francis wrote in the wake of the clergy sex abuse scandal rocking Pennsylvania
Pope Francis
"We showed no care for the little ones; we abandoned them," the leader of the Catholic Church wrote in a new letter
Scholar Lilliana Mason: “I’m worried about violent conflict between Democrats and Republicans”
Chauncey DeVega
Author of "Uncivil Agreement" on how politics has descended into a brutal team sport focused solely on winning
The best scene in “When Harry Met Sally…” – the fake orgasm – was a group effort
Tamar Jeffers McDonald
Everyone from Billy Crystal to Rob Reiner's mom contributed to the scene, but Meg Ryan's idea made it what it was
What makes a man a man? A new memoir explores the limits of the gender binary
Mary Elizabeth Williams
In "Amateur," transgender boxer Thomas Page McBee becomes the first trans man to fight in Madison Square Garden
Is a senior Air Force general using his power to spread far-right Christian nationalism?
Paul Rosenberg
Brig. Gen. John Teichert faces charges he has used his rank and authority to spread extremist, anti-American views
Catholic priest sex abuse crisis tests the separation between church and state
Matthew Rozsa
Separation of church and state is a key issue as Pennsylvania reacts to the Catholic sexual abuse investigation
The bizarro world of Steven Seagal: Hero in the movies, villain in real life
Matthew Rozsa
The washed up action star is, in real life, more like the villains from his movies than the heroes
How I learned to love the meme: Weaponized irony as the voice a rising generation
Lori Barrett
For their creators, online memes go well beyond ironic humor. They're an organizing tool and a medium of discourse
When a woman is accused of sexual misconduct: The strange case of Avital Ronell
Andrew O'Hehir
A brilliant philosopher is brought down by harassment charges; her defenders make things worse. We have questions
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