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William F. Buckley and National Review’s vile race stance: Everything you need to know about conservatives and civil rights
Kevin M. Schultz
Remembering the night William F. Buckley took his genteel racism to Cambridge--and left destroyed by James Baldwin
There is no justice: What cops and courts get wrong about the human brain
Laura Miller
Neuroscience explains why our justice system keeps sending innocent people to prison — and letting guilty ones go
It’s time for Marvel to make Magneto black: Use the coming “Secret Wars” reboot to make X-Men get real about race
Eli Keel
This summer, Marvel's smashing its storylines together in a massive shake-up that could have meaningful results
The Duggars and Caitlyn Jenner are the “real news”: The reality that the Hillary Clinton media spectacle wishes desperately that you’d ignore
Andrew O'Hehir
Why is America so fascinated by Caitlyn Jenner and the Duggars? Because (unlike politics) they might mean something
Bernie Sanders isn’t a “crackpot” — and the progressive agenda isn’t “left-wing”
Bill Moyers, Michael Winship
The Vermont senator's ideas and policies have far more public support than our oligarchs want you to believe
Step inside the GOP clown car! Listening in as Scott Walker, Mike Huckabee, Ted Cruz and others send dog-whistles to the right-wing base
Paul Rosenberg
It might be a deep pool of GOP candidates, but are they ever swimming in the shallow end
Fox News’ freak show heroes: The Duggars, Cliven Bundy & a crackpot network that doesn’t recognize America
Joan Walsh
Roger Ailes is going to an ever-loonier fringe to find supposed culture-war martyrs -- and it’s not working
With “Spy,” Melissa McCarthy gets the solidly wacky buddy comedy she deserves
Andrew O'Hehir
The star's strange chemistry with Rose Byrne, Jude Law and Jason Statham pays off in a goofball CIA spoof
“The Koch brothers are more powerful than papal teaching”: Why Rick Santorum doesn’t care what the pope says about climate change
Lindsay Abrams
"The pope is focusing on morals," an expert tells Salon, "but not the morals that Rick Santorum wants"
Megyn Kelly and Howard Kurtz defend Fox News’ Duggar debacle by attacking other networks
Scott Eric Kaufman
Why do those other channels always have to make everything about politics?
“I wish we talked about ‘choices’ instead of ‘choice'”: A Texas abortion counselor on how to change the conversation about abortion
Valerie Tarico
Even allies oversimplify by reducing the debate to “abortion on demand, without apology” vs. "safe, legal & rare"
The “Duggar wives” of the world have spoken: “I thought I was the only one”
Brooke Arnold
When I wrote my essay "I could've been a Duggar wife," I wasn't prepared for the overwhelming response
Fox News and the Duggars reach a disgusting new low: The twisted persecution complex in last night’s insane interview
Joan Walsh
In a carnival of self-righteousness, Michelle and Jim Bob absolve their son and blame their woes on their enemies
“Entourage” and the problem of the critic-proof film: Is it silly to write seriously about movies like this?
Scott Timberg
Critics can adopt a poptimist strategy and buy in, or stick to their intellectual guns
“It is a a ferocious tax on people’s feelings of safety”: Congresswoman targets GamerGate-style online harassment
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Rep. Katherine Clark talks to Salon about her quest for consequences for online threats against women
What would the unlicensed Christian-based sexual counseling Josh Duggar underwent entail?
Scott Eric Kaufman
A lot of blame being shifted to everyone except the perpetrator, for one
“I can say this because I was one of the victims”: What Jill and Jessa Duggar’s defense of their brother tells us about abuse
Jenny Kutner
We're watching a display of typical patterns of abuse unfold in real time
Howard Kurtz: The Duggar scandal reveals why we need more bigoted conservatives in our national media
Scott Eric Kaufman
As does the overwhelmingly positive and supportive coverage of Caitlyn Jenner
Silicon Valley moguls aren’t going to save the arts: The ugly truths of patronage go back centuries
Scott Timberg
Tech industry types think they're the best thing ever to happen to music and the arts. Don't believe them
Twitter erupts as Duggars sit with Megyn Kelly for horrifying interview
Salon Staff
Recapping a wild night as the world reacted in shock to Duggars interview in real time
A nude cruise brought us closer
Mark Haskell Smith
My wife has long been up for anything, but this seemed off the table. So what made her change her mind?
Inside the passionate “girl-topia” of BookCon: Where authors are rock stars and geek-chic girls rule
Laura Miller
Hordes of young, diverse readers descended on a new Comic-Con-style fan convention for book lovers
We are the propagandists: The real story about how The New York Times and the White House has turned truth in the Ukraine on its head
Patrick L. Smith
A sophisticated game of manipulation is afoot over Russia: power, influence and money. U.S. hands are not clean
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