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Outdoor learning: Education’s next revolution?
Laura Smith
A growing body of research suggests that exposing students to nature could yield extraordinary results
The matter with Kansas now: The Tea Party, the 1 percent and delusional Democrats
Thomas Frank
Democrats believe demographics alone will defeat the Tea Party. It's a smug fantasy: Economic populism's the answer
America’s miserable economy may be ruining your love life
Sam Pizzigati
New research shows our growing economic divide is destroying romance in America
How I lost the religion of my childhood
Megan Hustad
My parents raised me as Christian missionaries. When I finally opened my eyes, I made a stunning realization
“Winter’s Tale” and America’s tortured quest for the divine
Andrew O'Hehir
Colin Farrell rides a flying horse and outwits Satan in the goofball New Age religious fable "Winter's Tale"
The real Maleficent: The surprising human face behind the “Sleeping Beauty” villain
R. H. Greene
Move over, Angelina Jolie. I've uncovered the long-forgotten model for the original cartoon witch
Ted Cruz’s imperialist fantasy: Why his latest anti-Obama epithet is so dangerous
Colin P. Elliott
When Cruz says we're living under an "imperial presidency," his ignorance and hypocrisy are staggering. Here's why
What TV gets wrong about guns
Paula Young Lee
When TV shows use firearms in unrealistic ways, they end up trivializing gun violence
Matt Lauer, pleasant corporate stooge: America’s double standard on politicizing the Olympics
Steven Salaita
Why should NBC highlight Russia's human rights record? Imagine the outrage if anyone talked honestly about ours
“Adult World”: John Cusack’s best role in years
Andrew O'Hehir
Onetime generational icon shines opposite Emma Roberts as an embittered boho poet in "Adult World"
Sports Illustrated’s absurd, trolling Barbie cover
Mary Elizabeth Williams
An #unapologetic campaign has a lot to be sorry for
The dangerous myth of “The Triple Package”: What Amy Chua gets wrong about Asian-American communities
Khin Mai Aung
By claiming some groups are naturally predisposed to succeed, Chua ignores the inequalities within them
A nation ruled by creeps: Woody, Cosby and James Taranto’s demented “balance”
Katie McDonough
From celebrities to right-wing columnists, when it comes to sexual assault the media's idea of "balance" is inane
Chick-fil-A: Antibiotic-free, but still pretty terrible
Lindsay Abrams
The company should be celebrated for reforming its practices, but that's no reason to start giving it your business
Bernie Kerik’s jailhouse epiphany: Giuliani’s ex-NYPD boss on how he discovered prison reform
Josh Eidelson
When he ran NYPD Kerik didn't worry about mandatory minimums. After time in prison he tells us his view has changed
How Colorado’s proposed personhood amendment will put pregnant women in danger
Katie McDonough
"This measure would make every pregnant woman the potential perpetrator of a violent crime," says one expert
Chris Kluwe schools NFL bosses: “Michael Sam is there to play football”
Josh Eidelson
Former punter tells Salon about his dinner with Sam before the big announcement -- and the real reaction in the NFL
Why our stories about Russia are stuck in the past
Jennifer DuBois
From "The Americans" to "Iron Man 2," TV and films look back to the Cold War. They're missing out on Russia today
Is Johnny Weir responsible for talking about gay issues in Sochi?
Daniel D'Addario
The gay Olympic figure skater is a commentator now, and is sticking to the players' routines. Is he doing it wrong?
9 reasons not having kids is the best decision I ever made
Liz Langley
Some feel their children are their greatest achievement. For a long time I thought mine was not having any
Thomas Frank joins Salon
David Daley
The author of "What's The Matter With Kansas" and longtime Harper's columnist brings his vital voice to Salon!
How will Michael Sam’s coming out affect his NFL prospects?
Prachi Gupta
Many sports professionals insist that it will hurt his chances, but the player is getting lots of support, too
The destructive foreign policy myth that America just won’t quit
Chase Madar
Why does everyone from the government to the NYTimes remain committed to unconditional military aid for Israel?
Why Dylan Farrow’s adoption matters
Nicole Chung
When adoptees report abuse by their adoptive parents, they can face unique challenges
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