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U.S. military: Too much tactics, too little strategy
Robert M. Cassidy
America and its military’s proclivity for perpetual war — and implications for the war against Islamist terrorists
Crucial court case could spell doom for ethnic studies in public schools
Celisa Calacal
Advocates are holding their breath over a case that could determine the fate of Mexican American studies in Arizona
A museum gives the force behind an ’80s fad a proper place in art history
Heather Corcoran
After the trend cycle embraced a controversial designer, the Met moved to secure his place in the artistic canon
Who’s avoiding sex, and why
Shervin Assari
More women than men avoid sex, but the reasons for both genders vary
The neoliberal politics of emoji
Keith A. Spencer
The right blew up at the unveiling of a hijab-donning emoji, but guess what? All emoji are political
Early stage idiocracy: Trump won’t be the last celebrity-turned-politician
Max Cea
Why are so many celebrities flirting with running for office?
LISTEN: 13 chilling murder and true crime podcasts
Ma'ayan Plaut
Armchair detectives and case file connoisseurs will love these dramatic dives into our darker sides
Four charts that show who loses out if the White House cuts food stamps
Orgul Demet Ozturk
About 13 percent of American households have low or very low food security
“The Wrong Light”: Sex, lies and the story of Mickey Choothesa
Emily Jordan
Two documentary filmmakers uncover a massive hoax while shooting a documentary about sex-trafficked girls
How to re-watch “Entourage”
John Semley
On the bad faith of hate-watching and the critical perils of the post-taste consensus
Sexist “Doctor Who” haters don’t just deserve our scorn, they need it
Matthew Rozsa
Don't ignore the haters and their male fragility. Buckle down and crush them — you're doing them a favor
Democrats are still chasing rural white voters, and it’s a strategy doomed to fail
Amanda Marcotte
Instead of chasing down white voters who are committed to culture war, Democrats need to energize their base
Draining the swamp — of brainpower: Trump’s corrupt administration is fueled by anti-intellectualism
Conor Lynch
Trump got elected by attacking "elites." But he didn't mean rich people — only those with education and expertise
What Trump’s Putin love reveals about conservatives
Neal Gabler
Some American conservatives are attracted to authoritarianism and distrust modern Western culture
WATCH: Getting naked and painted: Bodypainting Day celebrates inner beauty, too
Peter Cooper
Salon talks to the founder of the annual NYC bodypainting event about why "humanity" is this year's theme
How Breitbart media’s disinformation created the paranoid, fact-averse nation that elected Trump
Steven Rosenfeld
Democrats and progressives turned to wider and more reputable sources
WATCH: Joe Lieberman thinks video game industry got ratings right: “They didn’t want the government involved and I didn’t blame them”
Matthew Rozsa
As a senator in the '90s, Lieberman fought for a ratings system to help parents navigate violent video games
China wisely bans Justin Bieber for “bad behavior”
Gabriel Bell
The Canadian singer and irrepressible rapscallion will no longer be allowed in the nation due to his loutishness
The “Dirtbag Left” can prevent the liberal elite bubble that brought us Donald Trump
Matthew Sheffield
The Chapo Trap House podcast does the mocking of Democrats late-night comics won't
Taking heed of the women on “Game of Thrones”
Melanie McFarland
The current state of Westeros is an example of what happens when men don't take women seriously
Amid “Hawaii Five-0” fallout, CBS loses its head of drama
Melanie McFarland
Drama exec Christina Davis is turning her maternity leave into a permanent exit
The deep history of the radical right’s stealth plan for America
Kristin Miller
A Q&A with author Nancy MacLean about the elusive James McGill Buchanan
Steve Bannon and the occult: The right wing’s long, strange love affair with New Age mysticism
Mitch Horowitz
Bannon's back in the news as the subject of a bestselling book. Here's one key to understanding what makes him tick
LISTEN: How to negotiate like a woman
Lauren Schiller
Advice from leadership and negotiation expert Leanne Meyer on how to know what you want and how to get it
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