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Our nation of moaners

Lucy McKeon
New research is shedding light on the question: Why do some people make so much noise during sex?

Gidra takes on the American war machine

Michael Dooley
A forgotten newspaper adopted the name of a Godzilla monster as it fought imperialism and racism

The death of chick lit

Laura Miller
Can the pink-covered fiction that once ruled bookstores really be on the ropes?

Did crafty Dems make contraception a campaign issue?

Joan Walsh
First Rush Limbaugh, now the Washington Post women's blog, claim the GOP was set up by its enemies on birth control

Shelling Kills 2 Western Journalists In Syria

Salon Staff

Shelling Kills 2 Western Journalists In Syria

Salon Staff

A pro-choice win in Virginia, assisted by “Saturday Night Live”

Irin Carmon
The Virginia governor backs off a forced-ultrasound bill in the face of pro-choice -- and pop culture -- outrage

Out of the harem, into the fire

As told to Salon by Jillian Lauren
My relationship with my parents didn't end because of my sex work -- it ended because I wrote about it

What Whitney’s death should have us talking about

Maer Roshan
Despite its obsession with the star's demise, the press ignores the real issues behind America's deadliest epidemic

Tasty food that looks disgusting

J.J. Sedelmaier
A '60s cookbook hawking Soviet recipes provides a bizarre example of stunted graphic design

The real problem with honoring Whitney

David Sirota
The uproar over Christie's order to fly the flags at half-staff was about race and gender, not drug addiction

“Key & Peele’s” edge-less, post-racial lie

Kartina Richardson
A Comedy Central smash is too busy soothing white, liberal consciences to actually be funny

The problem with too much red meat

Steve Kornacki
By doubling down on culture war politics, Rick Santorum may be doing Mitt Romney a big favor
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