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“Game of Thrones” recap: “Everywhere in the world, they hurt little girls”
Neil Drumming
The imaginary terrors of "Game of Thrones" recall real-world tragedies -- and they should
Exclusive: Private documents reveal how Big Restaurant lobby monitors fast food protests
Josh Eidelson
Dawn Sweeney's National Restaurant Association tracks activist's book signings and Wikipedia profile, emails reveal
Exclusive: Ohio GOP’s secret voting scheme deliberations
Spencer Woodman
When Ohio's secretary of state cut early voting, it sparked an outrage. Here's how political the process really was
Disaster in the age of McMansions: America’s dangerous addiction to suburban sprawl
Benjamin Ross
For decades, politicians like Ronald Reagan pushed for the rapid expansion of suburbia—and the cost was staggering
Death toll reaches 2,100 in deadly Afghanistan landslide, authorities scramble to help displaced families
Katie McDonough
"My family, my wife and eight children are alive, but have nothing to use as shelter," said one survivor
First they killed all the accountants: How big banks, corporations and government made themselves unauditable
Jacob Soll
The response to scandals has been to gut auditing power -- when we most need transparency from banks and government
The deep, beautiful, tragic shared history of whales and humans
Philip Hoare
Whales' natural habitats are increasingly threatened. A look at our past reveals what we're in danger of losing
Our sad “Mad Men” revolution: How consumerism co-opted rebellion
Thomas Frank
Talking revolution with Lewis Lapham -- and how capitalism manages to keep coming out on top
“I’m in love with being on display”: Adult film star Asa Akira on her insatiable love of porn
Tracy Clark-Flory
The porn star talks to Salon about her memoir, smoking crack in BDSM dungeons, and why she's smitten with her work
Guilty of being Mexican
Francisco Goldman
I knew immigration agents messed with people like my girlfriend and me. But I was still shocked by what happened
Beyond the wedgies: How we oversimplify schoolyard bullying
Kevin Wong
A new PSA that encourages the bullied to seek revenge on their bullies sends the wrong message. I would know
Fourth FEAR militia member sentenced in double homicide case
Don Terry
U.S. Army Sgt. Anthony Peden, who served two combat tours in Afghanistan, faces life in prison
93 countries that have flip-flopped on Obama
Nicolas J.S. Davies
A new report reveals an erosion of approval for U.S. leadership in countries all over the world -- including Kenya
4 disturbing reasons private prisons are so powerful
Aaron Cantú
One major cause of the industry's staying power? It's woven itself into the fabric of our public institutions
The best and worst of the White House Correspondents’ Dinner
Eric Levitz
A young Jon Stewart, a brilliant Stephen Colbert, and more notable performances from WHCDs past
The burden of atrocity: How Vietnam was exposed as a “dirty war”
Penny Lewis
Nick Turse's exhaustive new book on America's war crimes gives short shrift to those who helped uncover them
ALEC’s aggressive new plan to take down the EPA, revealed
Lindsay Abrams
The Koch-backed conservative lobbying group is launching a "coordinated campaign" to block carbon regulations
Welcome to Piketty’s America: Dispatches from an empire in decline
Peter Van Buren
The gap between rich and poor grows wider by the day. As the middle class disappears, here's what's left behind
Waiting for a millennial revolution: Could baby boomers’ worst nightmare finally come true?
Tim Donovan
It's been decades since Americans effectively took action to upend the status quo. But that could be changing...
Someone stole 5 endangered monkeys from a U.K. zoo
Lindsay Abrams
The theft appears to have been a targeted operation
U.S. offers to aid in search for abducted Nigerian girls
Katie McDonough
"We have worked very closely with the Nigerian government to build their capacity to fight this threat"
Hollywood’s cheap Christianity: Noah, Ben-Hur and a persecution fixation
Elizabeth Stoker Bruenig
The current wave of Christian film portrays God’s faithful as deeply embattled. Here's why that's so revealing
“America is a struggle”: Jose Antonio Vargas on his mother, deportation and being undocumented
Charles R. Davis
Pulitzer Prize-winner tells Salon about his new film, what he'd do if INS came -- and what it means to be American
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