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The (real) secret to hot sex

Tracy Clark-Flory
It has little to do with the body and everything to do with the mind. A sex therapist shares what he's learned

The eerie photographs of a famed painter

Michael Dooley
A fascinating new exhibit explores a curiously unexamined aspect of Lyonel Feininger's work

Charles Dickens and the Facebook generation

Pauls Toutonghi
As Dickens turns 200, a novelist reads him for the first time, and laments that peers have become so self-obsessed

Downward mobility, the new normal

Robert Reich
Mitt doesn't realize that many of the "very poor" people he denigrates were once members of the middle class

The screwed generation: Libertarian, not liberal

A.J. Dellinger
Ron Paul's popularity has doubled in the past four years for one simple reason

The amazing portable signs of rural America

Gail Anderson
As I drove along Route 28, I was taken in by the fantastic flexibility of these ubiquitous billboards

Venice Rebels Against Cruise Ship Intrusions

Salon Staff

Venice Rebels Against Cruise Ship Intrusions

Salon Staff

The architecture meltdown

Scott Timberg
One of the coolest creative-class careers has cratered with the economy. Where does architecture go from here?

Swimming with the stars

Emma Mustich
A new photography exhibition examines the cultural significance of the Southern California swimming pool

A Mormon “frontlash” for Romney?

Justin Elliott
The Republican front-runner is benefiting from LDS voters in Nevada; we look at Mormon voting patterns
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