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George W. Bush owns this mess: Iraq, Afghanistan and the history we’re doomed to repeat
Andrew J. Bacevich
First came Fallujah. Now there is Kunduz. America's Global War on Terror has been a disaster since its inception
The Internet is like this toilet: How Reddit and other Web 2.0 communities broke the Internet
Arthur Chu
We've created a dark, consequence-free place for libel, threats and harassment -- and no one feels responsible
Good news for the Village Voice: The paper’s unlikely new 1-percent owner could invigorate the alt-press pioneer
Scott Timberg
Print weeklies might be past their heyday, but the need is still there
Pop-up newsstand in Times Square gives nod to city’s gritty past
Peter Cooper
Watch this vibrant video that pays homage to the forgotten visual landscape of New York City
America’s long, dark history of “objectively reasonable” murder
Chauncey DeVega
Tamir Rice was killed by police officers in the blink of an eye. They won't be punished. This is by design
Ann Coulter’s nativist bigotry gets ripped to shreds in debate: “When it’s white people it’s irrelevant, but when it’s not white people it is primitive”
Sophia Tesfaye
Cenk Uygur takes apart the right-wing shock jock's hateful bigotry piece by piece in a wild new Politicon debate
The 5 trolliest moments from Quentin Tarantino’s new interview with Bret Easton Ellis
Anna Silman
The filmmaker opened up to the New York times about black critics and his fellow directors
Chris Christie’s reefer madness: How he became the GOP field’s most fanatical drug warrior
Gary Legum
The sagging New Jersey governor sees his tough anti-pot stance as a way to boost his campaign. Good luck with that
Donald Trump is packing heat! 5 alarming reasons why the Second Amendment needs a major facelift
Bob Cesca
When this guy is walking around with a concealed glock, how comfortable can you really be?
Hillary Clinton’s Wall Street problem: She’s still going too easy on the banksters
Wallace Turbeville
The Democratic frontrunner's proposed reforms mark progress -- but could be far tougher
Let’s take it to Michelle Rhee and Bill Gates: Here’s how Democrats should talk about education tonight
Diane Ravitch
Charter schools, Race to the Top, public education -- none of it came up in the '12 debates. Let's change that now
“Stick person,” “Skinny bitch,” “Giraffe”: Stop bullying me for being thin
Anna Oudra
I support women of all sizes, but the notion that "real women have curves" has made my life hell
18 times Hillary Clinton spoke fluent “Millennial” on Instagram
Anna Silman
From nail art selfies #onfleek to the importance of #foodporn, Hillary's Instagram strategy is targeted and strong
Amy Schumer’s unflinching “SNL” monologue: This is why you’re going to love her stand-up special
Anna Silman
Schumer's "Live at the Apollo" premieres on HBO next week
Salon’s Richard Dawkins peace summit: “I am against all religion … I think I’d call myself a lover of truth. I’m intolerant of bullsh*t”
Michael Schulson
Exclusive: We talk with sparring partner Richard Dawkins about New Atheism, Twitter & why he sees Ahmed as a fraud
The Kochs are my frat brothers: We were Betas — and yes, we called ourselves Master Betas
Peter Dreier
The Kochs were Beta Theta Pi at MIT. And all Betas are brothers, forever. No matter their politics
Another false “savior” in waiting: Republicans beg and plead for Paul Ryan to rescue them from themselves
Simon Maloy
Paul Ryan is resisting calls to become Speaker and "save" the GOP, and really you can't blame him
Wasn’t I supposed to be sex-positive?: My teenage summer romance with an older man
Suzannah Weiss
He told me age was just a number. I decided he was free-spirited, not creepy, and I was an empowered woman. Right?
Bill Cosby is on the phone: “Wake up, man!”
Ron Stodghill
Dozens of rape allegations leave historically black colleges, recipients of much Cosby cash, wondering what's next
“There is no mistaking that she is dead”: Am I robbing her of her dignity to photograph her corpse?
Jason de Léon
The disturbing reality is that right now corpses lie rotting on the desert floor and there aren’t enough witnesses
Cleopatra’s shadows: The sisters who could give “Game of Thrones'” women a run for their money
Alexandra Schwartz
The author of a debut novel sidelines Cleopatra in favor of her sisters, powerful protagonists of their own dramas
The discomfiting truth about white feminism: Meryl Streep, Amy Poehler & the movement’s long history of racial insensitivity
Eesha Pandit
If true gender equality is the goal, then it's time for white feminists to reckon with their ongoing mistakes
Slavoj Žižek on Obama, Bernie, sex and democracy: “That’s the reality of global capitalism. Everyone is violating the rules”
Michael Schulson
Salon exclusive q-and-a: "When voters really do have a choice, it’s usually perceived as a crisis of democracy"
When the media had enough: Watergate, Vietnam and the birth of the adversarial press
Michael Schudson
Vietnam, Gary Powers, Watergate -- when the media stopped transcribing and started analyzing, America changed
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