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Romney family secrets

Joan Walsh
His sister insists Mitt won't ban abortion, maybe because she remembers their relative who died of an illegal one

Hollywood goes South Asian

Tom Jacobs
Mindy Kaling's just the latest breakout star of South Asian extraction

Strung out during Katrina

Eliza Player
As Hurricane Isaac bears down on New Orleans, I'm reminded of the moment I hit rock bottom

The 8 best countries to be an atheist

Amanda Marcotte
In many places around the world, this is an unprecedented era of freedom and social acceptance for non-believers

Conjoined twin TV

Willa Paskin
Does TLC's new series "Abby & Brittany," about conjoined twins, keep from turning its subjects into a freak show?

Reagan’s radical rhetoric

Michael Lind
In his words, not his deeds, Reagan was an extremist

Anti-obesity: The new homophobia?

Paul Campos
Telling fat people they ought to be thin is about as helpful as telling gay people they should be straight

Hurricane Irene, one year later

Jennifer Kabat
The Catskills and its thriving community of artists are still struggling to pick up the pieces

Mitt-statements — The master list

Salon Staff, Alex Seitz-Wald, Jaime Cone
UPDATED: Romney's debate lies

Save the conventions!

Jonathan Bernstein
Every year, pundits bemoan the irrelevance of the major parties' political conventions. Here's why conventions rule

Punk rock made me a lefty

Sarah Jaffe
I grew up in a conservative household, and political music opened my eyes to the world

Quote of the day

Prachi Gupta
A well-meaning woman transforms a venerable image of Jesus into a monkey

Do reviewers target female writers?

Prachi Gupta
Michelle Dean gives us another reason to be wary of overly harsh book reviews

Is white pessimism all about race?

Joan Walsh
White middle-class folks are less optimistic than any other group. Maybe they have non-racial reasons to be

What liberal Hollywood?

Erik Lundegaard
A New York magazine story proposes a vast left-wing conspiracy at the movies. It's as fanciful as celluloid itself

Bishops: God votes Republican

Sarah Posner
Cardinal Dolan's benediction at the GOP Convention makes clear the Catholic bishops have taken sides

Don’t Resurrect “The Killing”

Willa Paskin
DirecTV and Netflix are considering ordering up a third season of the canceled series— and that's a terrible idea

Stem cells: A culture war gone quiet

Alex Seitz-Wald
The GOP is so against stem-cell research that it's in the party platform. So why won't Republicans talk about it?

A nation of temps

Steven Wishnia
From writers to warehouse workers, a new "precariat" of short-term employees has no social safety net

White supremacists strike again

Bill Mortin
Two Oregon natives have been charged with the murder of four along the West Coast

The GOP reaps what it sowed

Joan Walsh
The GOP sold its soul to the extremist Christian right. So why do its leaders act surprised by their Todd Akins?

Eight staggering GOP comments on rape and women

Sarah Seltzer, Lauren Kelley
It's not just GOP Senate candidate Todd Akin. It's practically a party tradition

Akin is the GOP

Marie Myung-Ok Lee
His remarks reveal, again, what Republicans believe about abortion, and women

Protest songs are pointless

Michael Barthel
Pussy Riot and Paul Ryan prove that lyrics don't matter -- and that protest music can't win
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