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“It’s Always Sunny” gang goes to hell: The long-running “Seinfeld” heir skewers rape culture, homophobia and religious hypocrisy in two-part finale
Matthew Rozsa
The famously cynical show ties together several ongoing progressive threads this week
Ladies, don’t smoke, drink or have bad thoughts while pregnant. But for men, anything goes?
Kali Holloway
We have countless studies on how women's daily habits can affect their babies' health. Shouldn't we study men too?
The latest plot to dump Trump: Top GOP officials and tech CEOs hold secret — and pointless — meeting to brainstorm new strategy
Sean Illing
Every time establishment leaders confab on how best to subvert Trump, it just makes him stronger
Evangelicals are hurting the GOP: The movement is now synonymous with bigotry and abject stupidity
Valerie Tarico
Republicans have long sought the vote of Christian fundamentalists. This election cycle they may prove a liability
Watch the venomous Jesse Watters’ face melt after he asks which candidate “the poorly educated” people he’s mocking overwhelmingly support
Scott Eric Kaufman
It's really difficult to imagine why Bill O'Reilly even wanted to air this segment, given its results
“Even if Bernie wins, it will be nothing like 1933”: Why liberals need to move beyond the New Deal
Elias Isquith
It's time for the left to take a hard look at the New Deal era, author and historian Jefferson Cowie tells Salon
Hillary’s cronyism is showing: A closer look at her economic proposals reveals a neoliberal agenda
Les Leopold
Clinton vows to use public funds and policy to promote private-sector gain. Wall Street couldn't be more delighted
The “kiss of death”: One behavior, above all, can doom a relationship
Carrie Weisman
Conflict is inevitable in a relationship, but catching this poisonous behavior early will go a long way
My secret debate with Sam Harris: A revealing 4-hour dialogue on Islam, racism & free-speech hypocrisy
Omer Aziz
When I wrote an essay critical of the famous atheist, he asked me to debate the issues. Now he refuses to air it
Too loony for Fox News: Fox created the fact-free GOP, then Trump stole it away
Émile P. Torres
Gullible Fox viewers are the most misinformed. That made it easy for Donald Trump to fill vacuum of ignorance, fear
Nancy Reagan’s anti-feminism might be her most lasting legacy
Amanda Marcotte
Nancy Reagan framed women's inequality as a "choice," a rhetorical move which undermines feminism to this day
The Democrats are about to blow it: This election is about new millennials, not aging baby boomers
Shawn Lawrence Otto
Dems are misreading the electorate. Play 2016 like a transformative election, and the winner could be next Reagan
“It’s shameless financial strip-mining”: Les Leopold explains how the 1 percent killed the middle class
Elias Isquith
The "pro-business" model of capitalism is broken — and getting worse, author and activist Les Leopold tells Salon
Trump’s one-click political ideology: His message is appealing in its simplicity, but there’s nothing behind it
Jason Bogdaneris
The intellectual laziness at the heart of consumer culture is now intertwined with our political culture
Vote for Hillary, be a sucker: It’s OK to reject the choice of a tyrannical liberal or a right-wing tyrant
Steven Salaita
“Vote for Hillary or be responsible for Trump” is slogan of someone maintaining -- or being played -- by the system
Homework is wrecking our kids: The research is clear, let’s ban elementary homework
Heather Shumaker
Homework does have an impact on young students — but it’s not a good one
The GOP’s big lie: They want us to believe Trump’s hateful rhetoric isn’t part of the conservative tradition. Don’t buy it
Kim Messick
The GOP is frantically trying to disown the very voters it's cultivated. Suddenly they're not "real" conservatives
My geriatric “catfishing” cautionary tale
Nicholas Searle
I thought catfishing was a young person's phenomenon. Then I met an elderly man whose story literally didn't add up
Trolls will love Peeple: Even with anti-bullying controls, “Yelp for People” still sounds like a nightmare
Rachel Kramer Bussel
New human-ratings app Peeple, set to launch Monday, still isn’t the cure for fixing your social reputation
The ballad of Lindsey Graham, Republican truth-teller and aspiring late-night comic, and the death of the GOP
Andrew O'Hehir
Even the weirdest, funniest and least crazy Republican of 2016 can't face the truth about Trump and the GOP
“Both-sexual” men on TV can save lives: How “Crazy Ex-Girlfriend” is smashing the “evil bi guy” myth
Nico Lang
Bisexual women abound on TV, but bi men are usually portrayed as sinister—or at least too shady to date
Relationship listicle madness: All those “10 signs” stories are not going to change your life
Simon Chandler
Do you really need a listicle to tell you if your relationship is toxic, healthy, worth keeping -- or over?
Poetry + Politics: San Francisco transit ads raise awareness about Palestinian culture and struggle
Ben Norton
Palestine Advocacy Project's posters highlight poet Mahmoud Darwish & provide a glimpse into life under occupation
Don’t blame the Google bus riders: The company “doesn’t look at the employees as any more human than it does the residents of San Francisco”
Scott Timberg
Salon speaks to Douglas Rushkoff about technology, the trouble with money, and our dangerous obsession with growth
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