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Military violence and scandal: We need a public discussion of the sexual assault epidemic in our armed forces
David Masciotra
Two out of every five military women experience sexual trauma during service — and nothing is being done
Donald Trump’s weaponized platform: A project three decades in the making
Paul Rosenberg
A conversation on dangerous radical-right connections with Talk To Action co-founder Bruce Wilson
Buying “Ghostbusters” — or not: How buying in or boycotting a summer family movie became a political act
Matthew Rozsa
Paul Feig's reboot demonstrates how purely consumerist decisions now feel more meaningful than they really are
The mystique of Daniel Johnston: “There’s something ancient in all of this — the notion of the eccentric”
Dan Mistich
Salon talks to Scott McClanahan, author of a new graphic novel about the outsider musician and artist
Bill Maher to Stephen Colbert: “The police department cannot be revenge for high school”
Brendan Gauthier
"I think the police — kind of like the priesthood, they attract the wrong kind of people sometimes," Maher said
Norman Lear sits down with Salon: “Trump is the middle finger of the American right hand”
Andrew O'Hehir
Archie Bunker wouldn't vote for Trump, insists his 93-year-old creator, now the subject of an irresistible film
Amy Schumer’s “not good” sexual experience is a familiar tale to other women
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The comic opens up about sex and consent for Marie Claire
The sad incurious case of Mike Pence: Why he’s a perfect fit for Donald Trump
Sean Illing
Indiana Gov. Mike Pence is the perfect hype man for Donald Trump's rolling circus
Anatomy of a right-wing hoax: A year later, the Planned Parenthood videos are still backfiring on the scammers
Amanda Marcotte
The Center for Medical Progress embarrassed the right, not Planned Parenthood, with their false accusations
Sania Mirza doesn’t need to “settle down”: “No matter how many Wimbledons we win” women are still asked about motherhood and marriage
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The tennis star perfectly shuts down a reporter's questions — which he admits he wouldn't ask a man
Theresa May is kind of dangerous: Britain’s new prime minister has a nasty Islamophobia problem
Sarah Lazare
Conversative Party's May has driven extreme policies that surveil and criminalize Muslims, migrants and refugees
Activism moves to Facebook: Why what’s good for social media might not be so good for democracy
Sarah Jaffe
The recorded shooting of Philando Castile is just one example of how social media is changing the face of activism
Don’t expect to be starstruck at the GOP convention: Donald Trump’s famous friends probably won’t be in Cleveland next week
Brendan Gauthier
With celebrities and prominent GOPers skipping out on the convention, Trump's VIP section is poised to be barren
Israeli military’s new chief rabbi implied soldiers can rape in war, as government lurches to far-right
Ben Norton
Eyal Karim, who previously suggested rape is justified in war, joins numerous other far-right figures in government
5 times “Girls” creator Lena Dunham took a stand
Scott Eric Kaufman
On Tuesday, she called on New Yorkers to help "get rid of the guns" in subway ads for "Jason Bourne"
A guide to the Philadelphia DNC that media won’t show you, from extreme poverty to police misconduct
Bob Hennelly
The extreme poor's fight to be heard and the lost history of a police bombing that destroyed a Philly neighborhood
Jennifer Aniston indicts “dehumanizing” tabloid culture in scathing HuffPo essay: “Is she pregnant? Is she eating too much? Has she let herself go?”
Erin Coulehan
Fed up with never-ending bump-watch, body-policing gossip, Aniston criticizes narrow cultural roles for women
The electoral “college” crowd: Clinton gaining a huge edge with educated white voters
Heather Digby Parton
More college-educated whites are in Clinton's camp — and that spells doom for Trump and the GOP
The GOP’s reactionary new normal: How Republicans use hyper-partisanship to push their agenda
Conor Lynch
Last week's shootings brought reactionary right-wing war profiteers out of the woodwork and exposed systemic faults
“Sadness, anger, frustration”: The tremors of Philando Castile’s death continue in the Twin Cities
Aaron T. Rose
“We need peace officers, instead of law enforcement agents," said retired police officer Sgt. Melvin Carter, Jr.
Can Audible sell podcasts? New short-form Channels shows sound familiar to public radio ears
Scott Timberg
Book-world names like Jon Ronson and Ashley C. Ford host shows in Audible Channels' paid subscription service
“Finding Prince Charming”: Lance Bass to host gay version of “The Bachelor” on the Logo network
Scott Eric Kaufman
According to the network, the show will tackle LGBTQ relationships as "only Logo can do"
Social democracy and the dignity of work: The U.S. must learn from Scandinavian “utopias” for Bernie’s revolution to move forward
David Dayen
Sweden and Denmark provide the roadmap for the U.S. and progressives in how to treat workers
With friends like these: More reasons why LGBT people should fear a Donald Trump presidency
Nico Lang
With Michele Bachmann advising & Mike Pence as VP, a Trump presidency could be worse for LGBT people than Reagan's
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