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Alito could have been stopped: Why Dems should have filibustered the radical
Heather Digby Parton
The man who has wreaked havoc on this country could have been avoided altogether. Here's why it never happened
Here’s why we should actually have professional bridesmaids
Hayley Krischer
A jokey Craigslist post advertises the services of a for-hire bridesmaid. But wait: This is an amazing idea
Target “requests” shoppers not bring guns into stores
Elias Isquith
Following in Chipotle's footsteps, the retail giant requests customers not open-carry while shopping
Useless House GOP: No legislating, but plenty of “messaging”
Jim Newell
John Boehner's House has cut legislative staffers to focus on communications. But what aren't they communicating?
Part sendup, part anxious self-portrait: “Friendship” and the new Brooklyn novel
Lydia Kiesling
From Adelle Waldman to Emily Gould, why is it so hard to find the universal in this specific milieu?
“Feminism is a sexual strategy”: Inside the angry online men’s rights group “Red Pill”
Tracy Clark-Flory
In the "manosphere," men resent women for "withholding" sex. And the scariest part is that they're far from alone
Noam Chomsky: America’s corporate doctrine of power a grave threat to humanity
Noam Chomsky
The United States' foreign policy is increasingly guided by the concerns of the few -- at a terrible cost to us all
SCOTUS’ real, demented agenda: Why Harris and Hobby Lobby spell disaster for working women
Sarah Jaffe
These rulings aren't about freedom. They're about reducing power on the job for thousands of low-paid workers
That drunk Manhattan kid is obnoxious — but even he deserves privacy
Daniel D'Addario
Drunken NYU student Gerry deserves criticism but maybe not doxxing
The Christian right’s twisted notion of religious freedom
Amanda Marcotte
Evangelicals think the Constitution gives them power to force their faith on others. Here's why they're delusional
Tea Party Gov. Paul LePage held several meetings with FBI-designated terrorist group
Elias Isquith
Maine's consistently bonkers chief executive reportedly spent some of the time joking about hanging Democrats
GOP created a nativist monster: How radical wingnuts seized the party
Heather Digby Parton
From churches to the Chamber of Commerce, pro-immigration Republicans are now under the thumb of loons. Here's why
My soccer racism nightmare: How to keep the beauty in the beautiful game
Chris Williams
It's a terrific sport that's on display this month. But we also need to discuss the part no one wants to talk about
Christian right secession fantasy: Spooky neo-Confederate talk grows louder at the fringes
Paul Rosenberg
The religious right is spooked and making scary new allies. Some worry theocratic violence will soon be on the rise
Labor’s newest blow: Why SCOTUS’ ruling puts care workers in harm’s way
Richard Kirsch
The court's decision in Harris v. Quinn will make it that much harder for them to organize for higher pay
Why the “everybody does it” defense of Facebook’s emotional manipulation experiment is bogus
Andrew Leonard
Yes, every Internet company is attempting to modify our behavior. That doesn't make it right
Paul Krugman blasts the GOP’s plutocratic “charlatans and cranks”
Elias Isquith
The celebrated economist says class power explains why discredited supply-side theories are still with us
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The synergy between technology and travel sectors is making renting your home easier and more profitable than ever
Supreme Court deals blow to organized labor
Sam Hananel
In a contentious decision by Samuel Alito, the court limited the ability of unions to collect dues
Facebook is kind of sorry it experimented on you
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A clarification to a controversial research project
6 worst right-wing moments of the week — Rush Limbaugh just keeps being racist
Janet Allon
The radio host uses some colorful language to describe a Tea Party loss, while the World Cup continues to infuriate
“A very ugly blame game”: How Great Recession is affecting people in totally unexpected ways
Elias Isquith
The financial crash not only created economic destruction -- but social anguish too, author Tom Clark tells Salon
GOP’s new voting disgrace: If this won’t change their mind, will anything?
Jim Newell
Thad Cochran just won, thanks in part to black voters. Here's how he and his friends in the Senate are responding
“The infrastructure isn’t there”: Why shipping Bakken crude oil by rail is a disaster in the making
Adam Federman
Oil trains are crisscrossing the continent with volatile cargo, yet many communities are unprepared for an accident
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