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Rape, domestic violence and football: The last battle for American masculinity
Andrew O'Hehir
Beneath the freakout over frats, football and feminism lies a yearning for the lost world of 20th-century manhood
America’s war of words: The devious language games of modern political theater
John Pollack
What the Supreme Court under John Roberts tells us about the powerful influence of the well-chosen analogy
Jonathan Sacks on Richard Dawkins: “New atheists lack a sense of humor”
Michael Schulson
Noted philosopher tells Salon atheism deserves better than new atheists, and how science and religion can get along
America’s summer of white supremacy: A postmortem
Bridgett Davis
Michael Brown, Eric Garner, John Crawford: The past few months have seen tragedy after tragedy. When will it end?
Why right-wing Christians think they’re America’s most persecuted group
Valerie Tarico
A new Pew poll reveals the extent of their complex. Its origins can be traced all the way back to the Bible
One Direction fans are going absolutely berserk over “Daily Show” joke
Sarah Gray
Just check out #TheDailyShowGoneTooFar: It is terrifying
Nunn hits back at Perdue on terrorism ad
Bill Barrow
ALEC tries to prove it’s not lying about climate change, fails miserably
Lindsay Abrams
Pants on fire
How Tony Blair became a gay icon
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The British magazine Gay Times has revealed a list of stars of the LGBT community -- including Blair
Hello, Ello! What you need to know about the new social network stealing users from Facebook
Sarah Gray
Meet Ello: The advertisement-free, fake-name-friendly, alternative social network
How satanists exposed the Christian right’s core hypocrisy
Amanda Marcotte
Evangelicals fancy themselves champions of "religious freedom" -- except when its exercise challenges their beliefs
5 craziest things Ted Cruz just said at the Values Voters Summit
Luke Brinker
From unhinged attacks on birth control -- to calling on Congress to repeal something it didn't pass
CDC report: Nearly 2 million Americans have chlamydia
Jenny Kutner
The CDC found significantly higher rates of infection among young adults. Let's hear it for safe sex, everyone!
“He made me feel like a bad mother if I didn’t do it”: California bans forced sterilizations in prison
Katie McDonough
A new law is signed after an investigative report revealed dozens of unlawfully performed sterilizations
Right-wing xenophobes, cowardly Dems and the misunderstood Latino vote
Gabriel Arana
Latino-rights advocates and voters are in a real bind -- and the problem is both parties know it. Here's the result
German committee says incest is a “fundamental right”
Jenny Kutner
A government-backed ethics council recommends doing away with laws banning sexual relationships between siblings
Rich Republicans’ impossible decision: Which terrible candidate do we rally behind, Mitt or Jeb?
Jim Newell
Rich donors are hoping either Mitt Romney or Jeb Bush runs in 2016. Why do they like either of them?
Climate truthers are losing it: Conservatives’ anti-science crusade stoops to a new low
Lindsay Abrams
Welcome to the bizarro world where climate change is still a hoax and 400,000 protesters are merely litterbugs
“American dream” is now a myth: How bad policies and worse ideology ruined us
Heather Digby Parton
Once upon a time, Americans assumed they'd do better than their parents had. Here's why that's all gone away
America’s deranged security agenda: How Obama and Congress blew it on climate and war
Marcy Wheeler
When it comes to war and terrorism, executive authority is vast and unchecked. When it comes to climate, no way!
Richard Dawkins gets it all wrong, yet again
George Estreich
Imagine a world in which Richard Dawkins responds sensitively on a complicated topic. We'll wait ...
Is Colorado about to elect a wingnut senator? Cory Gardner’s scary agenda
Luke Brinker
As another poll shows a Tea Party extremist knocking on the Senate door, here's a look at his terrifying positions
Why we can’t rely solely on national government to cut carbon emissions
Joanna Rothkopf
Cities can make measurable change by themselves
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