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“He had to literally collect pieces of his men from the ground after an ambush”: Joshua Ferris interviews Paolo Giordano
Joshua Ferris
"The Human Body" is a brilliant new addition to modern war literature. Joshua Ferris gets the story of its creation
“Categorically false”: Homeland Security swats down wingnuts’ ridiculous ISIS claim
Luke Brinker
The department debunks the right's border security fearmongering
Tea Party Senate campaign’s response on contracts skirts conflict of interest issue
Luke Brinker
After Salon reports on contracts that went to Joni Ernst's father, her campaign dances around key question
Sarah Silverman wants to raise $30 trillion to close the wage gap
Prachi Gupta
Her hilarious video raises awareness for women's rights in America
This woman has chosen to die on November 1 — and she wants you to know why
Joanna Rothkopf
In January, 29-year-old Brittany Maynard was diagnosed with terminal brain cancer
Washington underwater? Why rising sea levels could cause devastating flooding in the near future
Joanna Rothkopf
By 2045, some cities will see at least 240 floods per year
Why Americans are so easily terrorized by ISIS
Tom Engelhardt
Fear-mongering has been the U.S. media soundtrack since 9/11. Like Muzak, it's affected us in ways we don't realize
“Voters will remember this”: Scott Walker administration says $7.25 an hour is a “living wage”
Luke Brinker
The governor's administration rejects effort to raise the minimum wage, saying $7.25 is enough
4 common bathroom products that are more dangerous than you probably know
Cliff Weathers
Time to reconsider those baby wipes
7 disturbing facts about the Koch brothers’ civil rights history
Terrell Jermaine Starr
A new report reveals the billionaires' union-busting efforts have hurt African American mobility, and so much worse
“Inherent Vice”: A first look at Paul Thomas Anderson’s loopy Pynchon movie
Andrew O'Hehir
Joaquin Phoenix plays a baked private eye in Anderson's gorgeous, hazy, brutal vision of Pynchon paranoia
Philadelphia’s school reform debacle: Despised governor crosses the line
Sarah Jaffe
Gov. Tom Corbett has slashed funds and closed schools. But his latest move is the unpopular governor's most brazen
Pat Roberts begs K Street lobbyists to save his political career
Luke Brinker
Fading in the polls, the Kansas senator turns to the very lobbyists he's denounced in the past
My day at the gun nuts’ confab: Blunt talk, high drama and mass paranoia
Alexander Zaitchik
At a bizarre strategy meeting, I learned they're secretly terrified of losing on background checks. Here's why
“Gone Girl” didn’t botch the “cool girl” speech — it clarified it
Lauren Bans
Remember how dudes glorified "Fight Club"? It's happening with women and "Gone Girl," too
Beltway’s bipartisanship fetish reaches new heights of absurdity
Luke Brinker
A Wall Street Journal columnist predicts bipartisan cooperation after November. It sounds awfully familiar
St. Louis Cardinals fans yell racist slurs at Ferguson protesters in shocking new video
Joanna Rothkopf
"We're the ones who gave ya'll the freedoms that you have!"
5 sketches that “SNL” allegedly plagiarized
Prachi Gupta
Did "SNL" steal the recent "Proud Mary" sketch from two Groundlings performers?
Midterms Digest: Will marriage equality help Democrats on Election Day?
Luke Brinker
Plus: The latest on the fight for the Senate, House Dems' tough slog, marijuana, and climate change
EXCLUSIVE: Iowa Senate shocker — contracts awarded to Joni Ernst’s father raise conflict of interest questions
Luke Brinker
Father of GOP nominee won $200,000 in contracts when Joni Ernst was in office, despite conflict of interest rules
EXCLUSIVE: Bill Maher on Islam spat with Ben Affleck: “We’re liberals! We’re not crazy tea-baggers”
Elias Isquith
Comedian tells Salon about his clash with Affleck, his "Flip a District" effort -- and a recent date with Rand Paul
The Supreme Court vs. Eric Holder: Why they’re so wrong and he’s so right about voter ID
Elias Isquith
The outgoing attorney general's attack on another terrible decision shows he understands the extraordinary stakes
Spanish nurse is first to contract Ebola outside Africa
Joanna Rothkopf
The nurse was a part of the medical team responsible for treating an infected priest
America’s Ebola blind spot: Why this country isn’t equipped to save patients
Sarah Jaffe
We're fine at sending troops and money. But this isn't a war -- it's a public health crisis. And that's the problem
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