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Half-truth Hillary finally exposed: This was the debate where Bernie Sanders changed the Democratic Party for good
Anis Shivani
On Syria, the minimum wage, fracking and more, this debate proved Sanders is the future and Clinton the past
The violent American epidemic you won’t hear about: Why prison abuse goes unreported and unpunished
Daniel Denvir
A culture of silence pervades America's penal system, where victims have little recourse against powerful abusers
The 3 most environmentally damaging habits you might be able to change
Reynard Loki
It's not easy going green. That doesn't mean we can't cut back on the amount of meat we consume and more
This week’s damning “60 Minutes” report shows just how absurd our War on Terror is
Marcy Wheeler
We now know that classified portions of the 9/11 Report revealed Saudi involvement. Yet we still support the regime
WATCH: Bernie Sanders unloads on Donald Trump and Ted Cruz in ringing defense of “New York values”
Brendan Gauthier
"I value a living wage for all Americans. I value a justice system that treats everyone fairly"
“A crisis point in our democracy”: Why progressive leaders and thousands of others will risk arrest this week
Steven Rosenfeld
"We have to stand for our highest moral and constitutional values," said Cornell William Brooks of the NAACP
10 classic rock songs that radio stations need to stop playing now
Annie Zaleski
We ran the numbers on classic rock radio and found empirical evidence for its staggering awfulness
“Goddamn F*cking Awful”: Black Twitter’s response to BuzzFeed’s “27 Questions Black People Have For Black People” video is unanimous
Scott Eric Kaufman
How are "so many seemingly smart and witty and successful Black people so firmly ensconced in anti-Blackness"?
David Brooks is totally, painfully, irredeemably clueless: Why his latest paean to the good ol’ days is so hard to read
Bob Cesca
The New York Times columnist descended into self parody yesterday with his latest indictment of modern politics
Which American dream will win?: Donald Trump as existential hero and the ugliness lurking in the “dream life of our nation”
David Masciotra
Norman Mailer's seminal essay on JFK's election reminds us the country's soul is still very much at stake in 2016
Bugs that taste “like foie gras”: Eating insects might not save the world, but it could be a healthy start
Gary M. Kramer
Salon talks to the director of "BUGS," a new documentary about chefs cooking up termite queens, maggot cheese, more
Stop piling on La’Porsha Renae: LGBT Americans don’t need her approval, they need better legal protections
Nico Lang
The "American Idol" runner-up's gaffe highlights why those "sincerely held belief" laws are so dangerous
The next frontier in Cuba: American press is seeping into the country, shaking up nation’s decades-long battle with free expression
Antoaneta Roussi
The urgency with which Cuban gov't addresses independent journalism will greatly affect the future of the country
David Barton, the man behind the movement to Christianize the government, believes Disney’s cartoon animals turn kids to paganism
Amanda Marcotte
David Barton popularized the idea that ours is a Christian nation. He also thinks Bambi leads to pagan worship
Erykah Badu is wrong: Longer skirts won’t “keep our girls safe” at school
Rachel Kramer Bussel
Dress codes that unfairly punish girls are lazy and ineffective—it's on school officials to keep all kids safe
Bill O’Reilly’s relentless racism: Revolting comment to Trump about African-Americans having “forehead tattoos” is the newest chapter in his long history of bigotry
Amanda Marcotte
Many "are ill-educated and have tattoos on their foreheads," O'Reilly said about African-Americans seeking jobs
Countdown to the GOP primary’s final showdown: Why California could decide who wins the nomination, and why that’s bad news for Republicans
Heather Digby Parton
Donald Trump can't possibly clinch the nomination without California. This is about to get ugly
“Media can be the greatest force for peace on earth”: Amy Goodman reflects on the 20th anniversary of “Democracy Now!”
Sean Illing
When the media "simply acts as a PR machine for those in power, this all has to be challenged," says Goodman
Dear straight Springsteen fans: If you’re shocked that Bruce canceled his North Carolina show, you haven’t been paying attention
David Masciotra
Bruce's stand against hate in North Carolina isn't a new development—he has a history of LGBT advocacy
“Please don’t abandon us”: How North Carolina indie bookstores — and authors on tour — can fight against the anti-trans bill
Scott Timberg
If more authors follow Sherman Alexie's—and Bruce Springsteen's—lead, book culture will suffer even more
Leave Jake Lloyd alone: We need compassion for mental illness, not snark
Matthew Rozsa
The "Phantom Menace" star was hospitalized for schizophrenia, and the Internet's response is predictably brutal
“Diabetes, here I come”: Starbucks drink-shaming is bullying, and it’s part of a larger problem
Rachel Kramer Bussel
This snarky comment from a barista is all too common in our food-policing, fat-phobic, rude culture
Brutal, ugly & illegal: 9 things you need to know about the Israeli occupation of Palestine
David Palumbo-Liu
The Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement is gaining new ground by the day. Here's why
“I got a dreamcatcher tattoo on my back”: Here’s what happens when you’re stuck with a culturally insensitive tattoo
Patrice Waite
Salon interviewed two women who became politicized after getting culturally insensitive tattoos
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