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“Dr. Internet is always dangerous”: How the Internet has altered health, journalism, education
Sara Scribner
The Internet cuts both ways for Charles Seife. It's a tool of liberation, but also distraction and misinformation
Is Obama haunted by Bush’s ghost – or possessed by him?
Andrew O'Hehir
On the Iraq nightmare, CIA torture, the economy and more, Obama can't escape his predecessor – and hasn't tried
See how they run: The 2016 presidential checklist
Calvin Woodward
Amazon is losing its cool: A brief history of the corporate giant’s public statements
Prachi Gupta
The historically tight-lipped company changes up its PR strategy as writers rally against it
It’s even worse than Fox News: How Ted Cruz and Michele Bachmann get away with it
Paul Rosenberg
Hannity helps, but right-wing obstruction and lies take hold because the centrist, objective press wears blinders
5 human rights abuses America commits at home
Terrell Jermaine Starr
From voter ID laws to broken immigration detention centers, the U.S. is not the model democracy it fancies itself
Move over, Boyz II Men: We’re in a new golden age of R&B pop
Elias Leight
It's been years since TLC and Destiny's Child owned the charts—but the genre they popularized is making a comeback
R.I.P. “Law and Order” conservatives: Why Nixon’s party abandoned his obsession
Leah Mickens
While Nixon crusaded against protests and riots, the right now boasts of bucking authority. Here's what changed
Douglas Preston on his open letter about Amazon: “I’m not a firebrand, I fell into it accidentally!”
Daniel D'Addario
900 authors are urging their readers to email Jeff Bezos. Salon spoke to their organizer about how it came together
More children are dead than fighters: A plea for sanity in Gaza
Manal Tellawi
A 10-year-old Palestinian boy playing in his yard is the first death as fighting resumes in Gaza. It must end now
Your flushed anti-anxiety meds could be increasing the lifespan of fish
Lindsay Abrams
The unexpected "benefits" of wastewater pollution
“I am Groot”: The secret environmental messaging buried in “Guardians of the Galaxy”
Sarah Todd
What "Guardians" sneakily captures about our conflicted relationship with the environment
Back in Iraq: Obama OKs airstrikes on ISIS militants
Julie Pace, Robert Burns
U.S. fighters have carried out an attack on artillery used by militants to shell Kurdish forces
Ron Paul’s no Nirvana, and this isn’t the “Libertarian Moment”
Jim Newell
Does disgust with Republicans and Democrats automatically mean Libertarians are the next hot thing? Oh God no
“Jonah from Tonga”: HBO forgets the first rule of brownface
Prachi Gupta
Chris Lilley's "Jonah From Tonga" is a satire, but it's hard to figure out what exactly it's trying to say
NCAA board hands 5 biggest conferences more power
Michael Marot
Porn production is actually fleeing L.A.
Jenny Kutner
In the wake of on-set condom mandates, data shows porn production is leaving its home -- or going underground
Must-see morning clip: Watch Wu-Tang Clan take over “The Daily Show” and perform new music
Prachi Gupta
From their upcoming reunion album "A Better Tomorrow"
America’s clueless terrorism crusade: Why our watch lists are such failures
Marcy Wheeler
After missing an opportunity to question Tsarnaev, the government reacted -- and the results aren't pretty (UPDATE)
Campbell Brown’s transparency problem: Why won’t she say who funds her “ed. reform” group?
Gabriel Arana
Anchor turned teacher tenure foe says revealing her group's donors could lead to pushback. Right, that's democracy
When Freedom Summer landed in White America’s living rooms
Seth Wessler
Fifty years after the historic civil rights campaign, my father is haunted by what he saw -- and what he sees still
Murakami’s understated triumph: What Japan’s most celebrated writer knows that American novelists don’t
Laura Miller
Our literary landscape is obsessed with epiphanies and fancy sentences--but he couldn't be more different
Sweden makes first completely recycled cotton garment
Joanna Rothkopf
It is a yellow dress, and it could change the future of fashion
Wingnut scams the troops: How Tea Party quack uses fake charities to get rich
Heather Digby Parton
Meet Sal Russo, the man accused of running a faux veterans charity and Tea Party PAC -- to shadily pocket millions
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