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Brentwood School’s n-word problem: “Is this what $40k worth of private education gets you?”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
It's a huge problem if the country's most privileged white kids aren't being taught basics of cultural competency
The “Internet’s boyfriend” Oscar Isaac insists he’s neither a Libertarian nor a fan of Donald Trump
Scott Eric Kaufman
We say something about him protesting too much, but he clearly seems to have different convictions
“It is happening again”: David Dayen on the epidemic of mortgage fraud and the rigged economy that sets it in motion
Heather Digby Parton
David Dayen's new book explores the criminal conspiracy that destroyed the lives of millions
Camille Paglia: PC feminists misfire again, as fearful elite media can’t touch Donald Trump
Camille Paglia
A boastful, millionaire New Yorker liked the company of beautiful women? This is why NYT can't lay a glove on Trump
To know Bowie, Kendrick and Gaga, you have to know your jazz: “There is an artisan movement going on in music now just as there is in food”
Scott Timberg
Salon speaks to Ted Gioia, author of "How to Listen to Jazz," about why it's not a "cultural vitamin"
Chloë Sevigny’s creeper tales: “If you’re young and impressionable and really want the part, it might be tempting”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Sevigny opens up about Hollywood's sleazy work culture, revealing depressing truths about women and powerful men
Christian right voters get in line behind Trump, because conservatism has always been their true religion
Amanda Marcotte
Christian conservatives will back a reactionary over a believer every time, because politics is their true religion
The secret truth about Donald Trump: The obvious story the media still won’t touch
Conor Lynch
The noxious relationship between the media and the likely GOP nominee makes megamillions -- and hurts democracy
No limits to Alex Jones’ hatred and insanity: The right-wing conspiracy psycho thinks Michelle Obama killed Joan Rivers
Bob Cesca
Jones is one of the most notorious homophobes-slash-transphobes on the radio — and this time he's outdone himself
bell hooks vs. Beyoncé: What this feminist scholarly critique gets wrong about “Lemonade” and liberation
LaSha
This battle over black women's feminism does more to box us in than Beyoncé's sexuality or anger ever could
Abbott & Costello go to “Chinatown”: Russell Crowe and Ryan Gosling’s “The Nice Guys” is an irresistible, idiotic ‘70s bromance
Andrew O'Hehir
The two stars make an implausible but effective slapstick duo in Shane Black's smart-stupid take on L.A. noir
A penis transplant isn’t a punchline: Mocking this procedure could keep many suffering in silence
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Thomas Manning deserves his transplant to be treated with dignity, so others can seek help without shame
Donald Trump, president of the Confederacy: The Southern strategy created the GOP civil war
Chauncey DeVega
A decades-long pattern of racists appeals has left the Republican Party with no one but the racists
Just like a woman: I’m a feminist and I love Bob Dylan—even though I know I shouldn’t
Anna March
As Dylan's classic "Blonde on Blonde" turns 50, I try to reconcile my politics with my search for what art endures
Stop these Caitlyn Jenner rumors: Spreading gossip on transgender people’s struggles endangers lives
Nico Lang
By focusing on sensational "detransitioning" whispers, we overlook the very real issues facing trans people today
New Snowden bombshells: Docs released by The Intercept show how NSA worked in Iraq and Guantánamo
Ben Norton
"Sidtoday": NSA worked with interrogators in Gitmo and soldiers in Iraq; spied on Russia, North Korea, satellites
There’s a new battle raging in California over history textbooks. Here’s what you need to know
Eesha Pandit
At issue is the way India is presented, and a struggle between Hindu nationalists and marginalized peoples
Forgotten scandal: How the U.S. prevented U.N. action on Rwandan genocide, under Bill Clinton and Madeleine Albright
Ben Norton
2001 Organization of African Unity report: The U.S. "almost single-handedly blocked international action in Rwanda"
5 worst right-wing moments of the week — Katrina Pierson is not playing with a full deck
Janet Allon
The Trump spokeswoman defends the indefensible, while Rush reminds us why he's the biggest hatemonger in the game
Secrets of the “Exile” sessions: Drugs, sex and madness as the Rolling Stones took over France
Rich Cohen
Behind the scenes with the Rolling Stones -- and all the women, musicians and hangers-on -- as they stormed Paris
Ayn Rand goes to “Silicon Valley”: The farcical libertarian world of Mike Judge, where corporations are the new soul-crushing villains
Sonia Saraiya
The HBO show's creator may or may not be a Randian, but a version of her philosophy runs through his body of work
Bernie or Bust will save us: The foul stench of “lesser evilism” has made our politics useless
Peter Gaffney
Foolhardy? Perhaps. But also our best chance to deliver verdict on New Democrat disaster and awaken political will
We can’t be Captain America: “Civil War” never considers the possibility of President Trump
Matthew Rozsa
Marvel champions the idea that only the U.S. can effectively police the world. What if it's led by a fascist?
We’ll be fighting forever: America just can’t kick its addiction to war
Tom Engelhardt
Washington still believes military action will solve its terror problem. Our policymakers need an intervention
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