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Meghan McCain: The worst of millennial culture
Daniel D'Addario
John McCain's daughter knows little about history or politics -- but keeps getting platforms to spout her ignorance
Pick of the week: A gorgeous African tapestry in Brooklyn
Andrew O'Hehir
Pick of the week: "Mother of George" spins out a wistful symphony of food, fabrics and immigrant life
Colorado proves politicians can’t fear gun reform
David Sirota
Recall results are a stark reminder that gun control advocates must fight back against their opponents' demagoguery
My great big Muslim-Jewish-atheist wedding
Cary Tennis
Can a devout Muslim and a Jewish atheist have a happy marriage?
“Mother of George” actress: “I abhor how Africa is treated as one village”
Daniel D'Addario
Danai Gurira on "The Walking Dead," growing up in two countries, and the challenges "Mother of George" faced
Kiss: Miley Cyrus is “being treated unfairly”
Daniel D'Addario
The band talked to Salon about music today, their millennial fans, and why they're "products of rebellion"
Wall Street needs an MFA
Dina Nayeri
Today's business leaders could learn a lot from writing teachers about how language shapes morality
11 questions to see if libertarians are hypocrites
R.J. Eskow
Eleven questions that expose their contradictions and faulty logic
Too hopeless to go on
Cary Tennis
Unemployed, benefits running out, about to be homeless, no friends, no hope, should I just end it all?
Why we watch shows we hate
Neil Drumming
What keeps me watching "Sons of Anarchy," or any show, after it's ceased to satisfy? And when is it time to stop?
Sexy teacher fantasies are not reality
Tracy Clark-Flory
Tales of female teachers "seducing" male students are in the news again. Why are we so taken by these rarities?
Dixie Outfitters is still fighting the Civil War
Alan Levinovitz
A Yankee tries very hard to understand the South's lingering fixation with the Confederacy
Richard Dawkins doesn’t get to define sex abuse
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The author defends the "mild" pedophilia of his youth -- and ignores everybody else
“Bleeding Edge”: Thomas Pynchon goes truther
Andrew Leonard
Pynchon's latest is a story of geeks, the Internet, New York, and 9/11 -- and, of course, conspiracy theories
Our tech industry breeds bigots
Courtney Stanton
Fired Business Insider CTO and offensive tweeter Pax Dickinson isn't an outlier -- he's part of a systemic problem
Fast food restaurants don’t need to pay starvation wages
Steven Rosenfeld
Why In N Out Burger is far more attractive than McDonalds
Sept. 11 secrets: The amazing life — and death — of an Internet pioneer on Flight 11
Molly Knight Raskin
A plane that struck the Trade Center carried one of the Web's geniuses, who may have been the day's first casualty
Yes, Pax Dickinson, “low-grade sexism” is misogyny
Prachi Gupta
Fired Business Insider CTO Pax Dickinson says his tweets weren't misogynistic, just sexist. That makes no sense
A Catholic thaw on gays?
William J. Dohar
Pope Francis's remarks have American Catholic leaders scrambling to respond
Four men convicted in fatal Delhi rape case
Kaity Daigle, Shivani Rawat
The men were convicted on all 11 counts, including rape and murder, and now face the possibility of hanging
America’s next great black leader
Brittney Cooper
It's time for black women to lead us, starting with NAACP president. Here's next generation of candidates (UPDATED)
Racist “patriots” want me dead: I dared criticize “the troops”
Steven Salaita
My Salon piece about "supporting the troops" earned death threats and vile, racist responses. They proved my point
America’s obsessed with naked men
Daniel D'Addario
From Joseph Gordon-Levitt to Zac Efron, male stars are stripping down. Do they face the same pressures as women?
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