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90-year-old Florida man faces jail time for feeding homeless
Joanna Rothkopf
The city has also made it illegal to sleep in public places and beg for money at large intersections
Born this way: Why people might be hardwired to become Republicans
Joanna Rothkopf
In a study, Republicans were more grossed-out by disturbing images
The sneaky power of “Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee”: How Jerry Seinfeld cracks celebrities open
Sonia Saraiya
The unassuming "Comedians," which returns this week for a new season, may be our best comic-on-comic interview show
GOP’s vote suppression “fraud”: Why voting rights leaders are ready for a showdown today
Elias Isquith
Members of nonpartisan Democracy Initiative tell Salon how they're prepping to stop shenanigans today at the polls
I made the negative ads I hate: Our infuriating, anti-democratic system leaves no choice
Vivian Connell
I'm the teacher in two N.C. negative ads. I'd rather talk positive policy fixes, but can't until politics changes
Rebecca Solnit: Feminism needs more Louie C.K.s and Chris Kluwes
Rebecca Solnit
The author of "Men Explain Things to Me" assesses the movement's future -- and why men have to be a part of it
EXCLUSIVE: Rula Jebreal sounds off on Bill Maher Islam spat: “What he is doing is un-American”
Luke Brinker
The journalist tells Salon about her heated debate with Maher on Friday -- and the "dangerous" impact of his ideas
Why conservative Christians would have hated Jesus
Frank Schaeffer
Even as they profess to spread his word, fundamentalists are forgetting Jesus' most important message
Louis C.K. has mysteriously disappeared from Twitter
Sarah Gray
Twitter just got a little less wacky
Chris Matthews and Ed Rendell, working-class heroes — in their dreams
Heather Digby Parton
The MSNBC host and jolly pundit may play regular guys on TV -- but here's what they're really all about
Could video games help improve schizophrenics’ lives?
Joanna Rothkopf
Dr. Sophia Vinogradov thinks so
The IPCC’s terrifying understatement: Drastic action needed to avoid climate catastrophe
Lindsay Abrams
The scariest part about the U.N. panel's new report is what it doesn't say
CNN guest: If women don’t want to be catcalled, they should carry guns
Jenny Kutner
Textbook "mansplainer" Steve Santagati illustrates everything wrong with the street harassment "debate"
Must-see morning clip: John Oliver reveals the true reason why this year’s elections are so important
Sarah Gray
"All those conspiracy theories about a shadow government are actually true"
Here’s how we beat the right: How progressives withstand Fox News, the last Obama defenders, and chart a new future
Bill Curry
Democrats are going to lose the Senate. If progressives get a wake-up call, it'll be the best thing for the party
The right tries to buy a judge: Why the Kochs are throwing cash at a state judicial race
Eric Stern
A race for a state Supreme Court seat in Montana might seem like a sleepy affair. Here's how it became a debacle
My boyfriend, the cross-dresser
Sarah Birch
As a member of the Dan Savage generation, I never ruled anything out. But we'd never gone out in public, until now
Sex and the single evangelical: Purity balls, odd daddy roles, and saving it for Jesus Christ
Amy DeRogatis
Welcome to the big business of Christian purity: Books, dances and pledges keep young women chaste and repressed
“Worse than the storm”: Inside a secret Red Cross disaster
Justin Elliott, Jesse Eisinger, Laura Sullivan
After Sandy and Isaac, Americans donated millions believing their charity was up to the job. They were mistaken
Don’t call it gentrification
Liam O'Donoghue
“Dispatches Against Displacement” author James Tracy on fighting to keep cities from becoming rich-only playgrounds
Spaceship co-pilot was experienced test pilot
Brian Melley
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