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“‘Dallas Buyers Club’ drives me crazy”: Ariel Schrag on chronicling queer life through a straight man’s eyes
Svetlana Kitto
The novelist and former "L Word" writer on why she made her protagonist a straight, white, upper-middle-class male
A breakthrough in the Nigerian kidnappings
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Reports of a mass escape from Boko Haram
GOP ignores key lesson on race: Why it won’t learn from Thad Cochran
Eric Garcia
Will party ever follow Cochran's lead and reach out to black voters? Candidate Thom Tillis shows why they're lost
In defense of the hickey
Melissa Febos
At 33, I'm a bit old for love bites. But I wonder why they entice me so much -- and disgust everyone else?
9 series that prove 2014 is the year of the female-centric comic book
Mark Peters
From "Rat Queens" to "Black Widow," comics have never starred more complicated, compelling female superheroes
Phony Beatlemania hasn’t bitten the dust: Justin Bieber, One Direction and “A Hard Day’s Night” fetishes
Luke Epplin
"A Hard Day's Night" put the teen screams in Beatlemania. As it turns 50, it's the template for every other pop doc
Comedy vs. anti-science: 10 amazing videos that show how humor can make a difference
Sarah Gray
From Colbert and Oliver to Sarah Silverman and Louis CK, comedians are torching anti-science activists with aplomb
Autism blame game: The dangerous rush to blame everything from vaccines to dairy
Dan Arel
Scientists are still struggling to identify what causes the disorder, but that hasn't stopped risky speculation
My motherhood identity crisis: From Internet boss to Room Parent
Sarah Eisner
Once, I ran my own company. Now, I spend two hours writing group emails that also contain a theme of repression
Computer program helps predict if teens will turn into binge drinkers
Tim Sampson
Researchers have developed a method of evaluating known risk factors, and the results are surprisingly accurate
Thai junta targets Myanmar migrants
Dene-Hern Chen
Despite the army’s denials, workers speak of harassment and arbitrary raids
“A smorgasbord of tainted food”: How the FDA leaves us vulnerable
Rick Schmitt
More imported items are making their way onto U.S. dinner tables, and the threat of illness may be growing
19 songs that prove how much pop music owes to black rock
Noah Berlatsky
From Mariah Carey to Run-D.M.C., the most critically acclaimed pop of the last 60 years was shaped by black rock
Tea Party phonies: Doing the conservative zigzag and right-wing flip-flop, based on who’s president
Paul Rosenberg
The Democratic Party is not as liberal as it was. The GOP is further right. Why do Republicans live in fantasyland?
We, the people are violent and filled with rage: A nation spinning apart on its Independence Day
Jim Sleeper
School shootings, hatred, capitalism run amok: This 4th of July, we are in the midst of a tragic public derangement
11 chilling facts about America’s militarized police force
Alex Kane
The war on terror has come home -- and it's wreaking havoc on innocent American lives
The Founding Fathers backed Thomas Piketty – and feared a powerful 1 percent
Joseph Blasi
This 4th of July, remember the truth about founding fathers, and their prescient warnings about income inequality
Mid-year musts: The best of 2014 – so far
Salon Staff
We're halfway through the year, so no better time to catch up on the movies, books, TV, music, etc. you've missed
Behind Facebook’s manipulation: Its Data Science team worked with little oversight
Sarah Gray
The experiment manipulating emotions is just a drop in the bucket
Why I purged my Facebook friends list
Mary Elizabeth Williams
An unfriending spree made my online life a whole lot better
Why celebrate the “Seinfeld” anniversary? Jerry Seinfeld himself doesn’t seem to care about his legacy
Daniel D'Addario
The comedy star has been appearing in junk projects for years. ("Bee Movie"?) The anniversary of "Seinfeld" is sad
Hobby Lobby’s gay mystery: Did SCOTUS just grant an anti-LGBT loophole?
Gabriel Arana
From coverage of HIV medication to Title VII discrimination claims, here's what else the decision could affect
Wal-Mart’s big July 4 lie: This is how it really treats veterans
Wally Lynn
I'm a disabled Army veteran and former WalMart employee. The company claims it's pro-veteran? Here's the sick truth
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