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How Republicans became the “stupid” party: Turning right, refusing to recognize facts and change
Edmund Fawcett
We once had two centrist liberal parties. Here's the story of how the GOP fringes took over the mainstream
Why 2000s R&B was the greatest music ever
Noah Berlatsky
From Destiny's Child to Cassie to Mariah Carey, proof that nothing is better than R&B from the '00s
Millennials are just this screwed: The next generation will not do as well as their parents
June Carbone, Naomi Cahn
Income inequality is dramatically reshaping opportunities available to middle-class kids — and it's getting worse
Secrets of “The Normal Heart”: Behind the scenes as Larry Kramer’s historic AIDS play made it to the stage
Kenneth Turan, Joseph Papp
As the groundbreaking play becomes an HBO film this weekend, a look back at its long journey to the Public Theater
Nouvelle Wag: “White God” wins Cannes’ Palm Dog
Thomas Adamson
Obama slams media’s GOP-coddling “false equivalence”
Elias Isquith
"When you hear ... that somehow, well, Congress is just broken, it’s not true," the president said on Thursday
Koch brothers’ Detroit abomination: Stunning avarice and cruelty reaches new low
Joan Walsh
Why is their group giving millions to stop bipartisan bankruptcy settlement for Detroit? The details are harrowing
The right’s “goofball” test: Why the business lobby’s new standard became “don’t be an obvious idiot”
Jim Newell
Chamber of Commerce's endorsees are winning races by talking tough on immigration. That's fine, the Chamber says!
Junk food industry’s new ploy: How they’re secretly making school lunches even grosser
Jim Newell
The junk food lobbyists behind "pizza is a vegetable" are back for more rollbacks to school nutrition
Anti-climate Republicans about to come under attack by billionaire Tom Steyer
Lindsay Abrams
The environmental activist will spend $100 million in seven key midterm races
“The Americans” recap: Echoes of the past
Elliott Holt
In the shocking season finale, the political trumps the personal
U.S. deploys troops to Chad to aid in search for schoolgirls abducted in Nigeria
Katie McDonough
"These personnel will support the operation of intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance aircraft for missions"
Rand Paul and Marco Rubio’s worst nightmare: Trapped between crazy GOP base and actual reality
Paul Rosenberg
Two front-runners have a bad week on voter ID and climate change. It's hard to keep Tea Party happy, and be honest
“Bloodiest thing the world has seen”: David Cay Johnston on inequality’s looming disaster
Elias Isquith
Pulitzer Prize winner David Cay Johnston tells Salon how America's economic story could end -- and it isn't pretty
Climate deniers poised to take over North Carolina’s scientific committee on sea level rise
Lindsay Abrams
The state continues to believe that ignoring the problem will make it go away
GOP congressmen: Repairing oil pipes with trash bags and duct tape is an “innovative” solution
Lindsay Abrams
"We're damned if we do and damned if we don't"
Jamie Dimon’s sinister P.R. ploy: What’s really behind JPMorgan’s Detroit investment
David Dayen
The mega-bank just got great press for its supposed philanthropy. But the real, underlying motive is privatization
Who still watches “Survivor”? I do, you pretentious jerks
Christy O'Shoney
In light of tonight's season finale, a look inside the intense world of "Survivor" superfans
Must-see morning clip: Chipotle asks that you please not hunt and kill your burritos
Prachi Gupta
Jon Stewart explains why an open display of assault rifles might be unsettling to other customers
6 signs you could be a highly sensitive person
Lynn Stuart Parramore
A little-understood inherited temperament could be impacting your life or someone you love in unexpected ways
Cavs continue lottery luck, get No. 1 pick again
Brian Mahoney
Goodbye, Amazon: We’re through!
Laura Miller
I quit Amazon because of its monopolistic tactics. Is it impossible for book publishers to do the same?
Pamela Anderson and the abused sex symbol myth
Tracy Clark-Flory
It's often assumed that women who sell their sexuality for a living were abused as kids. But is it true?
“It’s a very, very personal movie”: James Gray, the great American director Americans have never heard of
Andrew O'Hehir
The director of the slow-burn '20s melodrama "The Immigrant" on Joaquin Phoenix, Marion Cotillard and Ellis Island
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