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Students help rape survivor carry her mattress around campus until her abuser is expelled

Jenny Kutner
Columbia University students are rallying around Emma Sulkowicz to raise awareness about sexual assault

Family capitalism’s insidious return: How billionaires are undermining America

Steve Fraser
The Kochs are only the most conspicuous 1 percenters who believe they can fashion the country in their image

It’s OK to admit that H.P. Lovecraft was racist

Laura Miller
Fans have to find a more mature way to cope with the ugly sides of the authors they love

“Let that man play!”: NBA’s Paul George thinks Ray Rice should be allowed back in NFL

Jenny Kutner
The basketball player weighed in on Rice's dismissal in a series of controversial tweets about domestic violence

Gun nuts’ insane new crusade: How they explain away fatal accidents with children

Elizabeth Stoker Bruenig
After a young girl recently shot her shooting instructor, the gun lobby really had to stretch for a novel argument

Stephen Colbert goes all in with partisan buying: “We’re a culture war, folks, it’s us versus them”

Sarah Gray
Colbert tests out the latest app, Buy Partisan

Why celebrity “genius” Peter Thiel is grossly overrated

Michael Lind
Fortune magazine says PayPal's co-founder is America's leading public intellectual. Come again?

An entire party of Roger Goodells: Calling out the GOP’s domestic violence problem

Katie McDonough
The NFL isn't the only three-lettered organization that's indifferent to women's humanity

“They refuse to admit they were wrong”: How nightmare prosecutors pervert American justice

Heather Digby Parton
In our messed-up culture, many fear conceding mistakes will cause the system to collapse. The truth is the opposite

Stephen A. Smith completely loses it over calls for Goodell’s resignation

Jenny Kutner
The ESPN commentator doesn't think the NFL has a domestic violence problem. That's why it has a problem

Hollywood’s sexy villain problem

Amirah Mercer
In "No Good Deed," Idris Elba plays a slick, dangerous misogynist. What does it mean if we're attracted to him?

Why your Internet could be slowing down today

Sarah Gray
Sept. 10 is Internet Slowdown day

Study: Teens who smoke pot daily are less likely to succeed

Joanna Rothkopf
Research suggests a correlation between daily use and negative life outcomes, but comes with some important caveats

9 reasons it’s time for a black James Bond

Chris Ostendorf
Denzel Washington says he'd love to play the famous spy. He's not the only black actor who'd make a great 007

5 popular retirement destinations abroad — the dream and the reality

Lynn Stuart Parramore
More and more Americans are becoming expats in their golden years. Here are a few countries worth considering

Southern secessionist group forming paramilitary unit called the “Indomitables”

Ryan Lenz
The neo-Confederate organization is training to advance a second southern secession by any means necessary

We are broken people talking about domestic violence in a broken way

Katie McDonough
The complexities of violence don't lend themselves to easy solutions. But listening to survivors is a start

How Apple built the greatest hype machine in the history of the world

Andrew Leonard
That nation impatiently awaits huge news of iPhone tweaks and the return of the wristwatch. What's wrong with us?

Pro sports’ fake morality play: Ray Rice, Atlanta Hawks and our deep dishonesty about race and gender

Brittney Cooper
Yes, the NBA and NFL are rid of Bruce Levenson and Ravens running back. But both moves are hopelessly cynical

“I want a straight white male gaming convention”: Inside the culture war raging in the video gaming world

Zaid Jilani
As a gamer myself, I've seen tensions simmering in the community for years. So #gamergate doesn't shock me at all

Turn down for butt: How the derrière took over pop culture

Tracy Clark-Flory
From Iggy Azalea to Nicki Minaj, rear ends have never been more in vogue. So Salon asked an expert: Why?

Evangelical megachurch begins closing branches after pastor calls women “penis homes”

Jenny Kutner
Washington-based Mars Hill Church will close 15 branches following controversy over founder Mark Driscoll

Pharrell, Ryan Adams, New Pornographers help Twitter launch new “buy” button

Sarah Gray
Twitter joins the consumer fray

“The Leftovers” finale: Frustrating and painful — but hopeful, too

Prachi Gupta
Critics grapple with the 10-episode first season of HBO's drama
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