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The politics of “ZD30,” “House of Cards”
Salon Staff
A real-time salon -- with Kornacki, O'Hehir, filmmaker Ramin Bahrani and 100 or so friends -- talked film/politics
Today in Steubenville victim blaming
Mary Elizabeth Williams
UPDATE: The NAACP condemns a member's comments about the case
I did not write a YA novel!
Cary Tennis
This publisher says I should make my novel over for young adults. But it's for grown-ups!
My Steubenville
Molly McCluskey
It was a base for the teen evangelical movement, where I saw fundamentalist Christianity's power, and its danger
“Spring Breakers”: F. Scott Fitzgerald’s “Girls Gone Wild”
Merve Emre
Harmony Korine's controversial new film echoes many of the themes of our greatest American novels
Our impotent Supreme Court
Paul Campos
The marriage cases demonstrate that the Court does not drive social change. It merely reflects it after the fact
How the Internet ruined San Francisco, again
Andrew Leonard
The Bay Area has always welcomed get-rich-quick hustlers. But today's model wears hoodies, so they're evil
Let’s decide the budget ourselves
Emily Apple
Americans are getting fed up with government. It's time to get them directly involved
Gay marriage’s gay holdouts: The progressive who thinks this is the wrong fight
Daniel D'Addario
Law professor Nancy Polikoff believes it's wrong for adults to feel the only way to belong is to get married
Idea for Supreme Court: Focus on law, not politics
David Sirota
Justices' comments suggest marriage equality might be judged not on legal merits but irrelevant, external factors
Becoming a musician — again
Cary Tennis
After trying a "practical" career path, I went back to music -- only the
"impractical" is practical for me
“The Place Beyond the Pines”: Almost a great American father-son fable
Andrew O'Hehir
Ryan Gosling is terrific and Bradley Cooper enigmatic in this brooding triptych from the "Blue Valentine" director
Is Victoria’s Secret targeting teens?
Tracy Clark-Flory
The company has courted controversy yet again by launching its Spring Break-themed "Bright Young Things" campaign
Irish Catholics flee the church
Diane Winston
Clergy sex abuse revelations and a more secular climate have created a stigma against attending Mas
The last, worst argument against gay marriage
Alex Pareene
When you lose arguments based on bigotry, you're left with one based on an idea of marriage we rejected already
Obama appoints first female head of Secret Service
Katie McDonough
President Obama named Julia Pierson, a longtime agent, as the first female director of the Secret Service
Is the NFL ready for its first out player?
Katie McDonough
Linebacker Scott Fujita and columnist Mike Freeman think the league may soon have an openly gay athlete
My country has no future
Dahr Jamail
Ten years after the U.S. invasion, Iraq is a failed state teetering on the brink of another sectarian bloodbath
Have we forgotten Newtown already? Why are we letting the NRA win
James O'Donoghue
Sandy Hook changed my hometown forever. We must remember our outrage and fight NRA lies -- or it's on us next time
GOP’s dumb California-bashing
David Sirota
The new talking point that liberals will turn USA into California misses one thing: California is friggin' awesome
Billy Corgan’s strange infatuation with a conspiracy theorist
Alex Seitz-Wald
The Smashing Pumpkins frontman reveals his admiration for Alex Jones
Has militant atheism become a religion?
Frans de Waal
Can the gap between the religious and the non-religious be bridged, when the debate itself is so attention-getting?
“Between Man and Beast”: A great explorer with a secret
Laura Miller
How the first scientist to bag a gorilla was plunged into the historic battles over evolution and race
Former Bush strategist spars with social conservative on gay marriage
Jillian Rayfield
Nicole Wallace tells Gary Bauer she thinks the Supreme Court will come down “on the side of freedom”
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