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Natural gas industry hires family members of leading politicians
Lee Fang
What's worse: In many cases, these politicians hold sway over decisions critical to leading gas companies
Free markets killed capitalism: Ayn Rand, Ronald Reagan, Wal-Mart, Amazon and the 1 percent’s sick triumph over us all
Thomas Frank
Monopoly is back: Barry Lynn on the concentration of American economic power -- and how we can restore fairness
Stop predicting music’s future: The next Pixies, White Stripes or Adele will come from the indie ranks
Gareth Murphy
Spotify? A fancy new streaming service? What we always forget is the guile of lawyers, lobbyists — and teenagers
Boyhood is a battlefield: The dangerous expectations of early masculinity
Judy Y. Chu
The idea that "boys must be boys" is pervasive in our society — and it's doing much more harm than good
Living large in 150 square feet: Why the tiny house movement is taking off
Lindsay Abrams
"It's not about the tiny house, it's about the life you're going to lead in it"
Jill Sobule: “There was a time I had this gig opening up for Don Henley”
Rick Moody
Jill Sobule on Joni Mitchell, getting past singer-songwriter niches and that time opening for the Eagles frontman
The 19 greatest double entendre songs
Noah Berlatsky
From "It Ain't the Meat" to "Let Me Play with Your Poodle," the sneakiest sex songs in the history of music
4 harmless acts criminalized by Thailand’s military rulers
Patrick Winn
In junta-run Bangkok, even eating a sandwich can be interpreted as a threat to the state
Bringing pleasure back to New England’s Detroit: Can a ghost town in Long Island Sound be revived from the dead?
Andrea Powell
Corruption and then heroism in this amazing race to return an urban waterfront jewel to a city in need of a break
The Supreme Court’s baffling tech illiteracy is becoming a problem
Selina MacLaren
If one thing has become clear in recent years, it's that SCOTUS struggles with technology
Red Cross: How we spent Sandy money is a “trade secret”
Justin Elliott
The charity is fighting a public records request for information on how it distributed money after the superstorm
GOP’s phony new IRS scandal: How Chuck Grassley became a “target”
Simon Maloy
Chuck Grassley and the GOP wildly spin an IRS email, and the media happily go along for the ride
Cantor pollster’s real disgrace: “Shilling” for a hawkish foreign policy outfit
Eli Clifton
He was ridiculed for forecasting a 30-point win for Eric Cantor. But John McLaughlin's up to something worse now
Checkered progress on disabled care despite ruling
Matt Sedensky
Why Tennessee is the most corrupt state in the union
David Sirota
States that spend less on health, education and welfare are more prone to bribery, and Tennessee is no exception
Christian motivational speaker who says “dateable girls know how to shut up” arrested for public intoxication
Katie McDonough
Justin Lookadoo missed a gig on "high moral values and character for teens" on account of being in jail
Rise of a right-wing quack: Faux-historian David Barton’s shocking new influence
Heather Digby Parton
David Barton -- Glenn Beck's favorite "historian" -- is a discredited fraud. Which makes his new ascent terrifying
9 signs America’s gun obsession is getting worse
Steven Rosenfeld
It goes beyond open carry activists displaying their firearms in restaurant chains. Even the NRA seems perplexed
“Do what we tell you to do, or we will kill you”
Katie McDonough
UPDATED: After the SCOTUS ruling, doctors and clinic escorts tell Salon about deadly threats and confrontations
“Bee-friendly” plants sold at Wal-Mart, Home Depot actually contain bee-killing pesticides
Lindsay Abrams
Gardens we thought were helping the bees may instead be further hurting them
Thad Cochran owes Mississippi Democrats: Here’s how he can repay the debt
Jim Newell
Democrats, especially black voters, likely won the Mississippi senator another term. Here's how he can repay them
World Cup: 7 teams vying for 3 spots in 2nd round
Mattias Karen
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