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If “Game of Thrones” were real, could Westeros exist? Science explains the surprising truth
Sarah Gray
Science is coming: Dragons, capricious seasons, milk of the poppy and more of George R.R. Martin's world explained
Energy exec admits fracking has a methane problem
Lindsay Abrams
The fracking industry isn't nearly as climate-friendly as it wants us to believe
High School class VP was suspended over nerdy joke
Prachi Gupta
Paris Gray thinks the school has overreacted to a quote that appeared in the school's yearbook
“Men explaining things to me had been happening my whole life”: The author behind “mansplaining” on the origin of her famous term
Soraya Chemaly
Salon spoke to Rebecca Solnit about her new book, gender-based violence, and why "rape culture" is a useful phrase
Pat Sajak’s vicious climate change denial, and the world of conservative game show hosts
Daniel D'Addario
Why are game show hosts all conservatives? Pat Sajak is part of an elite club
The filmmaker who gave birth to blaxploitation: Sam Greenlee’s complicated racial legacy
Neil Drumming
The creator of "The Spook Who Sat By the Door" leaves behind a flawed but resonant vision of uprising
Condi Rice vs. the hipsters: All of you should know better!
Colin McEnroe
Condi OKs poorly planned war but can't handle Rutgers? Truth is, civil discourse matters -- and we need more of it
5 ways privatization is fleecing American taxpayers
Dave Johnson
Government outsourcing goes horribly wrong more often than not. Here are a few representative horror stories
Panicked workers abandoned Fukushima as the nuclear disaster unfolded, report reveals
Lindsay Abrams
Newly uncovered interviews claim the majority of the plant's workers defied orders and fled the scene
“The Maya Rudolph Show” proves the pitfalls of the variety show
Daniel D'Addario
In the premiere, even Rudolph's comic talents can't save a show that just feels like friends goofing around
Experts: Online gambling slowed by illegal action
Wayne Parry, Michelle Rindels
“The Bachelor”’s Chris Harrison: “It sucks out there. The dating life sucks.”
Laura Bennett
Harrison talks the "Bachelorette," how the show has affected his own dating life, and the art of hosting reality TV
“It’s total moral surrender”: Matt Taibbi unloads on Wall Street, inequality and our broken justice system
Elias Isquith
Matt Taibbi, author of "The Divide," tells Salon about Geithner's excuses, Piketty's success and Nixon's cronies
Gun control activists petition Chipotle to ban guns
Prachi Gupta
Open Carry Texas took their guns into a Dallas Chipotle, prompting one group of activists to take action
Solange and Jay Z’s elevator fight is the best thing to ever happen to the band “Elevator Fight”
Daniel D'Addario
Too bad the group disbanded a few years ago, because they've never had more Google hits flooding their website
Watch an epic supercell tear through Wyoming
Lindsay Abrams
A breathtaking time lapse captures this weekend's powerful storm
Researchers: The collapse of Greenland’s ice sheet could be a bigger disaster than we thought
Lindsay Abrams
The glaciers' vulnerability to warming waters means current projections of sea level rise are likely too low
Creationists now losing their minds because Neil deGrasse Tyson explained electricity
Dan Arel
We wish we were joking
I finally had an orgasm, and my husband didn’t even know
Amanda Kling
I went to a sex class to spice up our marriage. The toy I bought worked -- but afterward, I felt lonelier than ever
The evangelical presidency: Reagan’s dangerous love affair with the Christian right
Steven P. Miller
How Reagan's landslide victory in 1980 made the Moral Majority a force to be reckoned with in American politics
Long before Jack Daniel’s, George Washington was a whiskey tycoon
Natasha Geiling
The Founding Father spent his post-presidency years presiding over a booming alcohol business
Irony, sincerity, normcore: Jon Stewart, Stephen Colbert, David Foster Wallace and the end of rebellion
R. Jay Magill Jr.
Stop mocking normcore: It's the natural result of our sarcasm and irony-drenched culture
Libertarians’ reality problem: How an estrangement from history yields abject failure
Kim Messick
The libertarian tradition fundamentally misunderstands human life. No wonder its adherents get politics so wrong
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