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Freelancers aren’t slackers! The New York Times gets Portland — and “Portlandia” — wrong
Melissa Duclos
Portland is where young people go to retire? No, it's where they work hard, but keep a strong work/life balance
The South’s victim complex: How right-wing paranoia is driving new wave of radicals
Matthew Pulver
New wingnut pols may be laughed at as they enter Washington, D.C. But here's why their anger is deadly serious
California makes history by banning plastic bags: Here’s what we should take on next
Lindsay Abrams
Banning plastic bags is a good start. Cutting down on these other wasteful products would be even better.
The 8 most tabloid-y things Piers Morgan did as a CNN host
Prachi Gupta
The former CNN anchor is now editor-at-large of the Daily Mail Online, a much better fit
Camille Paglia thinks rape is intrinsic to men’s nature — and a lot of men are like, “This is awesome!”
Katie McDonough
What is going on here? Why are people so excited about Paglia's latest on men's "nature" and campus sexual assault?
5 absurd ways education is under attack: The school board in Denver is just the tip of the iceberg
Sarah Gray
Denver students protested a conservative-led proposal. Here are other ways education is being destroyed by ideology
The quiet riot against Facebook Messenger
s.e. smith
Mark Zuckerberg's newest headache: Users are revolting after being force-fed a new mobile service
Screw the national anthem
D. Watkins
After what happened in Ferguson, I can't pretend the promise of that song extends to a black man like me
The dark side of Twitter: A digital-age tale of Brooklyn hipsters gone mad
Laura Barcella
Salon talks to Caroline Kepnes, a TV writer whose first novel charts a descent into insanity via internet stalking
Quiz: Can you tell the difference between National Review’s Kevin Williamson and a 4chan troll?
Elias Isquith
After he caused a stir this weekend by saying women who have abortions should be hanged, it's time to ask
“You and your brother are evil”: GQ’s insane profile of George Zimmerman’s family
Joanna Rothkopf
"They memorized a color-coded threat-ID system... Code brown: Draw your weapons. Code black: Come out guns blazing"
Here comes the future: We’re making robots that feel!
Diane Ackerman
It's not sci-fi: Meet an amazing professor building creative, curious, moody, quick-witted and multitalented robots
Feminism and the NFL are not compatible
Steve Almond
There's no way around it: Football is the most brutally misogynistic sport ever created. So why do feminists watch?
Michael Che and Pete Davidson stand out in “SNL’s” revamped “Weekend Update”
Prachi Gupta
The changes to Season 40 are already paying off
Stop demonizing “bike culture”!
Henry Grabar
Many more people are killed by cars than bikes, so why are cyclists treated like enemies of the state?
“Straight-up propaganda”: Fox News, charlatans, conspiracy theorists and the religious fanatics endangering democracy
Joseph Heath
All demagoguery all the time: Fox News and American politics' epidemic of craziness
“The roads were cracking, the crime rate was rising”: What happens when fracking takes over your town
Lindsay Abrams
Director Jesse Moss talks to Salon about "The Overnighters," his haunting portrait of a fracking boomtown gone bust
Secrets of the crematory: “Hey, come in here and help me get this big guy on the table”
Caitlin Doughty
You won't be there to realize what's happening, or what the mortician is saying. Here's what you will be missing
America’s war of words: The devious language games of modern political theater
John Pollack
What the Supreme Court under John Roberts tells us about the powerful influence of the well-chosen analogy
8 vintage “SNL” episodes NBC should air this year
Prachi Gupta
NBC is celebrating 40 years by airing classic episodes. Here's what we're hoping to re-watch
We need a new constitution: Here’s how we save American democracy from charlatans, loudmouths and the 1 percent
Andrew Burstein
Washington is drowning in lobbyist money and it has swamped the public good. It's time to start over from scratch
Why right-wing Christians think they’re America’s most persecuted group
Valerie Tarico
A new Pew poll reveals the extent of their complex. Its origins can be traced all the way back to the Bible
America’s summer of white supremacy: A postmortem
Bridgett Davis
Michael Brown, Eric Garner, John Crawford: The past few months have seen tragedy after tragedy. When will it end?
Juliette Lewis: “The things that sustain you in your 20s are not going to sustain you in your 40s”
Drew Fortune
The "Kelly & Cal" actress talks her return to the big screen, existential crises and life as a rock 'n' roller
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