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GOP’s “reparations” insanity: Why Thom Tillis’ latest screwup is so important
Elias Isquith
Yet again, GOP Senate candidate Thom Tillis' comments on race show what conservatives are really thinking
A nation of Sayrevilles: Why locker room sexual assault is all too common
Michael Kasdan
The scandal unfolding in New Jersey demands we reexamine our culture of masculinity -- and how it enables abuse
Richard Dawkins: Religion isn’t the problem in the Middle East
Dan Arel
The new atheist reluctantly concedes Islam can't be blamed for the actions of terrorist organizations like ISIS
Romney legacy expands to brain diseases
Steve Peoples
“I spent 10 years doing New York all wrong”: Adelle Waldman on youth, loneliness and finally finding Brooklyn
Adelle Waldman
I loved the city, until debt, job frustrations and loneliness took over. Then I found my people and it all changed
Don’t call “Twin Peaks” a “cult classic”
Martha P. Nochimson
Now that David Lynch's legendary series will be revived, a reflection on the real cultural legacy of the show
North America is a crime scene: The untold history of America this Columbus Day
Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz
The founding myth of the United States is a lie. It is time to re-examine our ruthless past -- and present
John Mulaney’s Dan Cortese line made Bill Hader break character
Prachi Gupta
Stefon couldn't keep it together during his latest "SNL" appearance. The former "SNL" writer might be to blame.
5 worst right-wing moments of the week — Fox News’ most ridiculous fake outrage yet
Janet Allon
"Fox & Friends" freaks out about Columbus Day, while Phil Robertson is spreading some very bad info about STDs
Gun nuts’ powerful new enemy: How pediatricians are taking on the NRA
Frank Strier
As more kids in U.S. die from guns than cancer, NRA is fighting basic safety measures. Now doctors are pushing back
Google makes us all dumber: The neuroscience of search engines
Ian Leslie
As search engines get better, we become lazier. We're hooked on easy answers and undervalue asking good questions
“When that cop killed Michael Brown, and when George Zimmerman killed Trayvon Martin, they were killing Barack Obama”
Scott Timberg
Greil Marcus explains why the sick new American racism is only getting worse, and explores his brilliant new book
Deadly force, in black and white
Ryan Gabrielson, Ryann Grochowski Jones, Eric Sagara
New data reveal young black men are 21 times more likely to be shot by police than their white counterparts
Bill Maher’s horrible excuse: Why his defense of Islamophobia just doesn’t make any sense
Myriam Francois-Cerrah
For all his odes to liberal ideals, Maher's latest effort to demonize Muslims reveals a disturbing, illiberal truth
The dangerous truth about Wall Street’s favorite new company
R. H. Greene
Alibaba's glorious emergence in America is the product of a system designed to benefit the very few
EXCLUSIVE: Elizabeth Warren on Barack Obama: “They protected Wall Street. Not families who were losing their homes. Not people who lost their jobs. And it happened over and over and over”
Thomas Frank
"There has not been nearly enough change," she tells Salon, taking on Obama failures, lobbyists, tuition. So 2016?
Climate change, Benghazi, the Fed: The science behind the right’s irrational obsession with conspiracies
Paul Rosenberg
No matter the topic, a conservative fringe views it through a conspiratorial lens. New research explains why
Atheism, Islam and liberalism: This is what we are really fighting about
Andrew O'Hehir
The debate raging in American culture boils down to an even simpler divide than you think
America’s virulent racists: The sick ideas and perverted “science” of the American Renaissance Foundation
Robert Wald Sussman
White supremacy and 15th-century polygenics live on at shockingly ugly American Renaissance foundation conferences
Retailer that preys on U.S. soldiers pledges reform, rebrands
Paul Kiel
USA Discounters, vowing to change how it pursues military debtors, will now be known as USA Living
They won, we lost: How corruption became America’s national pastime
Janine Wedel
How the nation's corporate elite "extorts hard working people for their own political and financial gains"
How Tesla and new car technologies could make auto dealers obsolete
Cliff Weathers
The electric car company's sales model poses an existential threat. Our days of price haggling may finally be over
America’s flip-flop foreign policy: Rand Paul, Hillary Clinton and the new millennial voter
Matthew Rozsa
Previously, politicians fought to be seen as more hawkish than their opponents. Here's why those days are over
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