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The creepy condescension of Caitlin Flanagan
Irin Carmon
A Salon writer thought it'd be possible to have a real discussion with the controversial writer. Her mistake!
The original media hackers
Michael Dooley
Berman and Heinecken manipulated press imagery and engaged with porn. A new exhibit's curators discuss their impact
Newspapers, “truth vigilantes” no more
Gene Lyons
The NYT's fact-checking question was absurd, but the real problem is that the press has lost its credibility
Tucson says banished books may return to classrooms
Jeff Biggers
Teachers charge censorship as Mexican-American studies ban goes into effect
The elitist history of Mitt Romney’s slick hair
Emma Mustich
Is grease good? His hairstyle reminds us of Gordon Gekko, film's top vulture capitalist, but goes back further
Chris Dodd’s paid SOPA crusading
Glenn Greenwald
Chris Dodd, 3-decade senator who vowed not to lobby, is now the top paid advocate for an Internet censorship bill
They Might Be Giants, design innovators
Debbie Millman
The indie band has a reputation for awesome graphics. We talk to their latest artistic collaborator
“Saturday Night Live” phones it in, again
Kera Bolonik
In a campaign so crazy that the jokes should write themselves, "SNL's" political humor has been flat and uninspired
The genius behind “Genius Lunches”
Matthew Harrigan
One innovative strategy firm incorporates biweekly meetings that feature fascinating outsiders as speakers
Escape to the red states
Alex Gallo-Brown
We were tired of Portland's yuppie brunch culture. Volunteer farming could challenge our thinking, and way of life
Get used to living with Mom and Dad
Alice Karekezi
The era of empty nests may be over unless we change our work culture and our economy. An expert explains
The new artistic force behind Brooklyn Brewery
Aaron Kenedi
An up-and-coming designer talks about collaborating with two graphic legends and the importance of pro-bono work
Veteran Spanish Politician Fraga Dies At Age 89
Salon Staff
Veteran Spanish Politician Fraga Dies At Age 89
Salon Staff
When the Internet ate my son’s manga magazine
Andrew Leonard
Even the digital generation can sing the disappearing print publication blues
Ben Marcus: Human beings are making a comeback
Ross Simonini
The acclaimed writer tells Salon conquering a fear of sentimentality was key to his new novel, "The Flame Alphabet"
Troubled RI City In Receivership Loses Democracy
Salon Staff
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