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Faith must fight capitalism: Forget theological purity — the church needs a revolutionary spirit
Robin Meyers
Organized religion in the West seems both lifeless and pregnant with possibility. Here's how we fix it
Ben & Skip’s bogus journey: We need to face Affleck’s slave-owning ancestor — and mine — now more than ever
Andrew O'Hehir
Trust me, Ben, my family story is worse -- but telling the truth about history might set white America free at last
Progressives can’t trust Hillary Clinton: What’s behind her bizarre alliance with the Christian right?
Paul Rosenberg
Clinton's mixed record on social and cultural issues might be explained by surprising views on faith and politics
Powerful earthquake strikes Nepal, killing at least 718 people
Binaj Gurubacharya, Muneeza Naqvi
The magnitude 7.8 quake also killed people in India, Tibet, and Bangladesh
“Pagan statism”: The frightening corporate/Christian alliance that invented “In God We Trust” and “One Nation Under God”
Michael Schulson
We think of One Nation Under God as a phrase dating back to our founding. The real history is newer -- and scarier
“Being good at your job isn’t enough”: A new documentary looks at the history — and future — of women in tech
Katie McDonough
"CODE: Debugging the Gender Gap" shows how far we've come -- and how far we have left to go
Segway polo became an official sport: The week in weird news
Colin Gorenstein
Plus: A Colorado man was cited for shooting his unresponsive computer eight times with a handgun
“I probably behaved badly”: Karen Allen on pulling away from Hollywood after “Raiders of the Lost Ark”
Gary M. Kramer
The multifaceted actress plays the matriarch of a traumatized family in "Bad Hurt," now playing at Tribeca
“We checked off the box”: How token “diversity hires” can actually work against gender equality
Katie McDonough
A researcher explains to Salon why hiring one woman can hurt another woman's prospects -- and how to change it
“Silicon Valley” star blasts tech’s women problem: “What kind of culture do we bring these men up in?”
Anna Silman
We spoke to T.J. Miller about iconoclast-to-be Erlich Bachman, awful tech billionaires and sexism in Silicon Valley
Maureen Dowd vs. Hillary Clinton, MRAs and the Honey Badger Brigade: The dazzling glare of sexism and the alluring “gender-blind” lie
Arthur Chu
From "damseling" feminists to "feminized" presidents, we have a long way to go before we can leave gender out of it
2016 gets even dumber: New York Times wonders whether Jeb’s elitist weight loss will doom him
Jim Newell
The New York Times is very concerned that newly skinny Jeb Bush will be unable to relate to Fat America
Salon Media Group to Launch App for Apple Watch
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Salon announces the launch of the new Salon app for Apple Watch
Neil deGrasse Tyson declares a geek revolution in amazing “Daily Show” interview
Colin Gorenstein
"There's a culture of science that thinks about science and likes science that's rising up in this country"
“Louie,” you disappoint me: Yet another bumbling cop stumbles into a smart TV show
Scott Eric Kaufman
Louie is forced to hang out with Lenny, a beat cop his sister used to date, and the shenanigans are so predictable
“Us vs. them” America: Why is politics so nasty? Because we treat it like sports
Elias Isquith
A scarily large number of us treat politics like a vicious game, political scientist Patrick Miller tells Salon
Smells like doomed genius: “Montage of Heck” captures the contradictions of Kurt Cobain — and the America that shaped him
Andrew O'Hehir
Yes, it's Courtney-approved, but this documentary is a moving and powerful portrait of Kurt Cobain's America
“Architects of American policy towards Russia and Ukraine are destroying American national security”: Stephen F. Cohen on the truths U.S. media and politicians hide
Patrick L. Smith
Myths of American nationalism busted as our interview with noted scholar concludes
Elia Kazan and the Armenian Genocide: Remembering “America America”
Peter Balakian
The 1963 Oscar-winning film depicted the plight of Armenians and Greeks in Turkey in an unprecedented way
China urges people to stop hiring strippers for funerals
Jenny Kutner
The government has promised a police crackdown on the (apparently) popular funerary custom
Sandra Bullock’s People cover: Media boggles that beautiful 50-year-old is called “beautiful”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Sandra Bullock may someday have a last f____able day, but this isn't it
Marco Rubio’s cynical gambit: Why his slippery stance on immigration is a win-win
Elias Isquith
GOPer talks out of both sides of his mouth concerning reform . Here's why he's doing it — and why it might work
“You are entitled to this”: The real reason Amy Schumer’s rape culture takedown is so perfect
Katie McDonough
"Football Night Lights" is an epic takedown about rape culture. But the laugh lines about rape are only half of it
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