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Of course the media should cover Justin Bieber
Daniel D'Addario
Anyone who asks why the pop star's arrest matters is indulging a gendered double standard
Sherri Shepherd’s pathetic “View” apology: Bring back Elisabeth Hasselbeck!
Daniel D'Addario
Shepherd managed to seemingly criticize the gay "lifestyle" and apologize -- all while saying nothing at all
Feminism didn’t lie to you about your fertility
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The coverage around a new book on "The Big Lie" once again blames women
Why Alyssa Milano created a comic book tribute to Anonymous
Audra Schroeder
In recent years, the "Charmed" and "Who's the Boss?" actress has become a staunch defender of Internet freedoms
6 reasons female nudity can be powerful
Soraya Chemaly
A reporter's question about Lena Dunham's nudity pointed to a bigger issue: Naked women can threaten the status quo
Supreme Court to decide if political groups can lie in advertising
Steven Rosenfeld
American democracy has been dying a death by 1,000 paper cuts. Will that trend continue?
Still with the Russians? “Jack Ryan” channels Reagan-era paranoia
Daniel Carlson
The first post-9/11 "Ryan" flick skirts the "War on Terror" and keeps us fighting an old reliable Cold War enemy
“Wolf of Wall Street” syndrome: The dangerous individualism of the neoliberal soul
Chris Maisano
Jordan Belfort isn't alone: An entire generation of workers lack the imagination to think about collective action
Tech’s culture war gets noisy
Andrew Leonard
San Franciscans assail a plan to charge private shuttle companies a small fee as a travesty. But it moved forward
Winter’s most beautiful secret: The astonishing, complex science of snowflakes
Daniel Tammet
As you brace for the latest bout of winter weather, why not consider its amazing mathematical underpinnings
Mother Jones exposes animal abuse behind the scenes at Animal Planet
Lindsay Abrams
The hit show "Call of the Wildman" is a fake -- and it puts animals in harm's way
The newspaper industry’s DIY revolution
Tom Engelhardt
Has the Internet ushered in a new "golden age" of journalism?
10 worst right-wing moments of the week — reefer madness edition
Janet Allon
Ted Nugent takes things to a really racist place, while Nancy Grace voices some dubious theories about pot
Fox News has a “crumbling foundation”: Roger Ailes’ biographer talks to Salon
Josh Eidelson
Violence, paranoia, bigotry and sexual harassment reign at "America's Newsroom," author Gabriel Sherman explains
All I needed to know about life I learned from “Dungeons & Dragons”
Ethan Gilsdorf
The nerd classic, 40 years old this month, taught me about imagination, purpose -- and having a great adventure
Masculinity anxiety at the movies: Questioning yesterday’s tough guys
Ryan Leas
For the guys in a spate of recent movies, trying to be a tough, rugged outlaw doesn't work out very well
“Expired” food is good for you: A supermarket exec’s bold business gamble
Lindsay Abrams
Trader Joe's' former president wants to sell you the food that other stores throw out. Will it work?
How to motivate a young musician
Tom Jacobs
Data reveals successful students tend to be those who have “a sense of where their future learning may take them"
I hosted a plantation retreat. Is it too late to say I’m sorry?
Richard (R.J.) Eskow
As we reflect on this Martin Luther King holiday, a personal experience that occurred years ago still horrifies me
Why this terrible company is ranked as one of the 100 best workplaces
Steven Rosenfeld
Darden Restaurants has made Fortune's list the past three years -- while being sued by nearly 20,000 workers
Is it OK to call someone fat?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Writing about Gabourey Sidibe – and a reader's comment – made me examine how we use the "f" word
The radical MLK we need today
Joan Walsh
As the nation rediscovers poverty, it’s time to replace the safe, airbrushed icon with the revolutionary he was
How we get Dr. King wrong: “We’ve deliberately dismembered him,” Michael Eric Dyson tells Salon
Josh Eidelson
"The full story is: Here was a man who made most Americans, black and white, uncomfortable"
The battle for medicine’s soul: A century of alternative remedies
Erika Janik
Conventional and alternative medicine have waged a century-long war for supremacy. Here's what they can both learn
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