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“SNL’s” best move yet: Hiring black female writers
Carolyn Edgar
"SNL's" been critiqued for its hyperpublic audition process, but a more diverse writers room could mean real change
Swearing toddler video inspires terrible, racist response
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Omaha police say they were trying to make a point -- but the results were awful
GOP’s poverty scam: Why does it suddenly “care” about the poor?
Alex Pareene
It's an easy way to look compassionate without changing any policies
Violent women blast away the winter blahs
Andrew O'Hehir
Three misfit January thrillers tackle semi-weighty issues of violence, victimization, sexuality and gender
Salon’s guide to convincing free-market ideologues to support reproductive rights
Katie McDonough
Even money-obsessed, self-interested jerks like the Koch brothers should back women's autonomy
Forget 2016, Chris Christie may not even be governor much longer
Joan Walsh
If this political payback scandal spreads, Chris Christie could have much more to worry about than the Iowa caucus
Exclusive: Christie rival demands federal investigation of traffic scandal, blasts his “paramilitary operation”
Josh Eidelson
Emails “should remove any scintilla of doubt" he "was fully aware and directed it," Barbara Buono charges
“Chozen’s” weak take on homophobia in hip-hop
Neil Drumming
The show -- about a white, gay rapper -- tries to be provocative and funny, and fails on both counts
Feminism isn’t ruining your love life
Sara Eckel
The media loves to crow that smart, liberated women are hopeless in romance. Actually, the opposite is true
Mississippi Tea Party candidate decries hip-hop and defends torture
Elias Isquith
A new report sheds some light on the extreme views of GOP Sen. Thad Cochran's Tea Party challenger
McDonald’s to shift to “sustainable beef” (once it figures out what that is)
Lindsay Abrams
The fast food giant says it will change its purchasing practices beginning in 2016
Our justice system’s Steubenville failure: Ma’lik Richmond’s disheartening non-apology
Katie McDonough
A statement on his behalf makes Richmond out to be the victim in this rape case
Scalia’s golden chance to kill unions
Josh Eidelson
A "sweeping" ruling could force right to work on every U.S. public sector worker, Harvard's Ben Sachs warns
Move over, Kerouac! “Grand Theft Auto” is the American Dream narrative now
Ryan Leas
When real travel stops feeling revelatory, the digital road takes its place — for good or ill
Biblical birth control: The surprisingly contraception-friendly Old Testament
Elissa Strauss
Think conservative objections to birth control are enshrined in the Bible? Think again
How the right profits from the culture wars
Nico Lang
Homophobia like Phil Robertson's spurs donations and sells t-shirts -- but ultimately, we all lose
Disturbing wedding trend: Getting married at a plantation
Koa Beck
Plantations are popular as wedding venues – and Pinterest pins – and many ignore the history of slavery
This shopping mall’s amazing story is the perfect argument for immigration reform
Kathleen Sharp
Comprehensive reform appears likely to die in Congress. One thriving immigrant community proves why it shouldn't
10 striking images of graffiti in Kandahar
Nash Riggins
On cement blockades throughout Kandahar, members of the military defy orders to make art
From phone sex to webcamming: Capturing the evolution of sex
Tracy Clark-Flory
Salon talks with the director of a new HBO documentary show being dubbed the next "Real Sex"
George Saunders: “I want to tell the truth about what really matters in a simple way”
David Daley
How do you win a MacArthur genius grant? Rewrite, rewrite, rewrite, the short-story master tells Salon
This is your brain on religion: Uncovering the science of belief
D.F. Swaab
From Pope Francis to Phil Robertson: Why are some people of faith generous — while others are nuts?
The war over “Wolf of Wall Street”
Andrew O'Hehir
Does Scorsese's would-be masterpiece glorify greed and debauchery or attack them? And how do we know for sure?
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