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Smart country, foolish choice: The U.K.’s Brextremely stupid move
Randy Malamud
Baffled in Britain: Were the Leavers trying to recapture some nostalgic fantasy of imperial grandeur?
Globalization and its discontents: How the Trump/Brexit movements might herald New World Orders
Eric Bovim
Trump and the Leave campaign share many common political themes — the end result could be chaos
An appeal to GOP delegates: Please save your party from Trump — you still can
Chris Sosa
As party gatekeepers, you can come together to divorce yourself from the popular decision and vote your conscience
Celebs couldn’t stop Brexit: J.K. Rowling, Eddie Izzard and more urged Remain — to no avail
Scott Timberg
Famous entertainers can shape opinions, but their influence often ends up being limited in practice
Trump and Brexit: Right-wing populism of the two is rooted more in base nationalism than in economic insecurity
Amanda Marcotte
Donald Trump and Nigel Farage have much in common: disdain for immigrants and extreme nationalism
Mom hair vs. dad bods: The double standard for parents is alive and well
Erin Coulehan
Last summer, the NY Times celebrated the imperfect physiques of men who don't try too hard—but no love for moms now
Defecting Democrats, Trump and bitterness: Why Jill Stein just might turn November upside down
Peter Gaffney
Unhappy progressives ditching the Democratic Party have the most to gain by voting Green
Unveiling the international tickle-porn conspiracy — it’s not as funny as you think
Andrew O'Hehir
Is this a Pynchon novel or a documentary? "Tickled" goes from innocent fetish to globe-trotting crime thriller
Despite 4 years trapped in embassy, Assange says WikiLeaks has “very big year” ahead
Ben Norton
At NYC event, Assange said WikiLeaks has big new leaks, and warned a Hillary Clinton presidency "means endless war"
White privilege rules Litchfield — and Piper isn’t even the best example anymore
Melanie McFarland
Spoilers ahead for "Orange Is the New Black" S4, in which new prisoner Judy King shakes up the privilege pyramid
Donald Trump is no LGBT ally: He shouldn’t be the only voice criticizing Islamic intolerance
Conor Lynch
Trump's Islamophobia must be forcefully combated, but so should the oppressive doctrine of radical brands of Islam
“Brexit” is British for Trump: Why the U.K.’s anti-Europe surge should scare us
Andrew O'Hehir
This week's vote on "making Britain great again" is another symptom of the worldwide wave of right-wing populism
Don’t get used to it: Queer literature in a time of triumph
Justin Torres
Read the powerful introduction to the new Lambda Literary Fellows Anthology by the author of "We the Animals"
LeBron James, hometown hero: What the King and his championship mean to Cleveland
Sienna Zeilinger
It isn't just that we believe in LeBron—his choice to come home and fight for Cleveland means he believes in us
Good guy with a gun: “Free State of Jones” trailers raise on-going questions about film violence
Scott Timberg
Amidst an urgent conversation about gun control and gun culture, this movie's graphic promotion feels tone-deaf
Yes, trolling can be a crime: Facebook harasser faces up to 3 years in prison after targeting women
Mary Elizabeth Williams
An Australian man pleads guilty after finding himself shocked to be charged after issuing rape threats online
6 worst right-wing moments of the week — Sarah Palin’s bizarre new Facebook rant
Janet Allon
The former governor targets Obama after Orlando, while Chachi has some thoughts on the president's intelligence
An AR-15 ban won’t stop mass shootings: That’s “like regulating drunk driving by banning scotch”
Paula Young Lee
Salon talks to Adam Winkler about his proposed "no-buy" list to restrict gun ownership on a case-by-case basis
The fine line between snark and mean: The biting satire of “Odd Mom Out” in danger of dulling
Silpa Kovvali
"Odd Mom Out," Bravo's "rich ladies are ridiculous" series, returns for a new season without some of its brilliance
Communicator-in-chief: Where Obama’s rhetoric illuminated a complex world, Trump’s deceptive dialect dumbs down
David Masciotra
You only have to read the first words of "Dreams from My Father" and "Crippled America" to see the stark difference
Words matter: Trump’s taking a dangerous path with his demonization of Muslims and other groups
Conor Lynch
The core tenets of Trump's campaign — seen again in Orlando's wake — share a close alignment with classic fascism
Orange wasn’t my new black
Gigi Blanchard
My descent into the juvenile justice system’s labyrinth began at 15—and it wasn't anything like Litchfield
Amber Heard vs. Johnny Depp: Divorce, domestic violence, and the shifting economy of marriage
Erin Coulehan
Heard is fighting the "Gold Digger" label—an increasingly outdated marriage narrative as women's independence grows
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