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Trump and Newt are a perfect match: “Outsider,” “populist” Trump has the D.C. barnacle on his VP short list
Simon Maloy
Donald Trump apparently has a special friendship with Newt Gingrich, probably because they're running the same con
Trump-fellas: Donald Trump allegedly has years of mob ties — but even that won’t turn off his ardent backers
Gary Legum
Politico reports that Trump has mob connections dating to the '60s — another blemish that won't scare his base
It’s bigger than Kim Davis: What makes “sincerely held religious beliefs” so special?
Kate Cohen
A new bill in Oklahoma says students can invoke their religious beliefs to circumvent the Obama restroom directive
“Preacher” fans, your prayers are answered: Here are 10 comics with outrageous portrayals of God
Mark Peters
If the premiere of the new AMC religious satire thrills you, check out 9 more entertaining, blasphemous titles
Right-wingers’ heads explode: Trump and the Facebook flap have righties like Glenn Beck retreating on liberal “media bias”
Gary Legum
The Facebook debacle proves it's possible a re-evaluation of conservatism by its devoted adherents is coming
Donald Trump is going to win: This is why Hillary Clinton can’t defeat what Trump represents
Anis Shivani
People are rising up against neoliberal globalization. Trump represents capital, but also understands this reality
Trump didn’t make Miss Universe degrading: Beauty pageants have been harmful to women since they began
Silpa Kovvali
Much has been made of Trump's creepy attitudes toward women, but he's not the only one with a Miss Universe problem
Upgrading religion for the 21st century: Christianity is forcibly evolving to cope with science and progress
Zoltan Istvan
The impact of Christian relativism: To remain a dominant force, formal religion must bend and adapt
The right wing hates America: The loudest flag-waving patriots are always the dangerous hypocrites
David Masciotra
A presidential nominee who sees America as a “Third World country,” “nightmare,” “embarrassment” and “hellhole”?
The right fears free speech: Donald Trump and conservatives wage war on PC to disguise their own relentless assault on independent thought
Jim Sleeper
Our republican crisis is accelerated by greed and delusion. Its obfuscation by all sides deepens allure of Trump
“This will stop only when the American people get fed up”: American exceptionalism, the New York Times, and our foreign policy after Barack Obama
Patrick L. Smith
Our smartest modern military historian explains to Salon what's wrong about our adventures in the Middle East
Israel is “infected by the seeds of fascism” and has been taken over by “extremists,” warn ex-prime minister and defense ministers
Ben Norton
Former Prime Minister Ehud Barak and Defense Minister Moshe Ya'alon say the extreme far-right has taken over Israel
The red state gay porn habit: Why conservative states like Mississippi and North Carolina lead the nation in same-sex porn consumption
Nico Lang
Behind the search stats, the hypocrisy, repression, secrecy and isolation in states with harsh anti-LGBT laws
From Riot Grrrl to CoverGirl: What does feminism mean in an era when it’s being used to sell lipstick?
Amanda Marcotte
Salon talks to "We Were Feminists Once" author Andi Zeisler about Taylor Swift, Beyoncé, Amy Schumer and feminism
Anthony Weiner’s downfall and Donald Trump’s rise: Everything that’s bad and stupid about politics in one lesson
Andrew O'Hehir
Stupidest country ever: The liberal destroyed by sexting vs. the billionaire lecher who could be president
This is a Democratic civil war: The Hillary/Bernie rift cuts to the essence of the party’s soul
Steve Fraser
Are the Democrats a modern corporate party, or one for the people? The "limousine liberal" debate still matters
The ultimate Luna interview: Noah Baumbach and Dean Wareham talk super-groups, the Velvet Underground and the history of one of New York’s greatest bands
Noah Baumbach
The iconic band releases a box set of its brilliant '90s albums. Dean Wareham and Noah Baumbach explore the history
Beyond the “girl power” anthem: Beyoncé, Lana Del Rey and pop’s radical embrace of female vulnerability
Arielle Bernstein
Both Beyoncé and Lana Del Rey unabashedly reclaim the love story as fertile ground for asking existential questions
Introducing Glencore, rapacious global lord: A David vs. Goliath battle is brewing in Texas
Jim Hightower
Inside the world of what Reuters dubbed "the biggest company you never heard of"
Big penises were for ogres: Why so many classical sculptures are so modestly endowed
Kali Holloway
David's peter is tiny by design. The Greco-Romans considered a small phallus a sign of intelligence and distinction
“She’s saying she’s proud of her butt”: Sir Mix-a-Lot weighs in on Blake Lively “booty-gate”
Michael Garofalo
The "Baby Got Back" rapper defends Blake Lively to the NY Daily News — and gives her booty his stamp of approval
It’s National “Send a Nude” Day! Twitter’s hashtag holiday eggs on one of our most frustrating dating habits
Erin Coulehan
Hot on the heels of recent stories exploring "d*ck pics," we're actively encouraging the laziest way to communicate
Dear men of the Internet: Your low opinions of “Sex and the City” are not needed, wanted, or valuable
Scott Timberg
A new data study shows TV shows aimed at women have skewed ratings because guys can't help but dump on them
“Oh God, not the Jews again”: Ann Coulter tells us how she really feels in an interview on BBC Radio 4
Scott Eric Kaufman
She also referred to co-host James Naughtie as "babycakes," a term of endearment he wasn't quite familiar with
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