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Chicago doctor among those killed in Afghanistan
Carla K. Johnson, Don Babwin
Republican monsters duke it out: The coming “Plutocrats vs. Tea Party” cage match
Heather Digby Parton
Suddenly, suburban GOP donors are coming to a realization: Their party's base is the heartland. Where've they been?
Roger Ailes owns Cliven Bundy now: How dumb opportunism became a right-wing nightmare
Joan Walsh
Sean Hannity has been the racist rancher’s top backer, and Fox and the GOP made him a cause. Now he's their problem
Take notes, Nate Silver! Reinventing literary criticism with computers
Laura Miller
Big data literary critic Franco Moretti wants to study bad books, preferably without reading them
10 ways of looking at a bad haircut
Alison Luterman
Maybe this is a good thing, a lesson in letting go. But I don't want a lesson. I want my old hair back
The FCC just sold out the Internet
Andrew Leonard
A new government proposal abandons the principle of "net neutrality," invites Comcast to start charging tolls
Bill O’Reilly to Cliven Bundy supporter: What makes you different from Occupy Wall Street?
Elias Isquith
The Fox News host grills a member of the militia movement on why it's OK for Bundy to break the law but not OWS
The insane lie about slavery that Christian conservatives are spreading
Dan Arel
The religious right's anti-government zeal has led it to assert some glaringly inaccurate things about abolition
Earth’s odds of getting slammed by an asteroid are a lot higher than we think
Lindsay Abrams
The only thing protecting us from a city-destroying impact is "blind luck," group says
Poll: Americans really love Obamacare’s birth control coverage
Katie McDonough
Sorry, Hobby Lobby! The health law's contraception requirement is a hit with close to 70 percent of Americans
Noam Chomsky was right: Why the Koch brothers are obscuring the real enemy
Tim Donovan
From Wall Street excess to DC lobbying scandals, we must remember it's institutions -- not people -- that are evil
Tea Party’s Woodstock fantasy: Cliven Bundy as the wingnuts’ latest ’60s-style protest hero
Heather Digby Parton
Conservative baby boomers finally have their very own anti-establishment festivals. The latest will crack you up
“A bubble of dignity”: Inside the Catskills cross-dressing retreats of the ’60s
Eric Sasson
As Harvey Fierstein’s “Casa Valentina" opens on Broadway, Salon talked to one of the women who inspired the play
Poor black people don’t work?: Lessons of a former dope dealer
D. Watkins
I grew up in an inner city where everyone hustled. The work ethic that helped me sell drugs also got me to college
Tough love: An intimate look at Mexico City’s retired (and semi-retired) sex workers
Bénédicte Désrus, Celia Gómez Ramos
At Casa Xochiquetzal, residents find respite after years of exploitation and economic insecurity. PHOTOS
Common Core propaganda fails: Well-financed education “reformers” fight common sense
Jeff Bryant
Big business and corporate media keep pushing the Core and charters schools. The pushback is heartening and real
Apple: “We believe climate change is a real problem”
Lindsay Abrams
The company has launched a major new environmental campaign
Welcome to Plutocrat-geddon! Obama and Thomas Friedman flatter our new billionaire overlords
Richard Eskow
Forget inequality! Judging by the White House and the media, the real answer is sucking up to the wealthiest
America’s mad dash to oligarchy: How government became a protection racket for the 1 percent
Bill Moyers, Michael Winship
New research confirms what we've long suspected -- the Senate is responsive to the policy preferences of the rich
5 ways American policies make us lonely, anxious and antisocial
Lynn Stuart Parramore
Research shows that today's college students are less empathic than generations past. They're not the only ones
Young, rich and politically ignorant: Sean Parker and the next generation of libertarian billionaires
Heather Digby Parton
A young billionaire adorably thinks he can solve Washington's problems through centrism! Why our democracy's a mess
The politics of black women’s hair: Why it’s seen with skepticism — and a need to discipline
Brittney Cooper
A new military ban on cornrows and locs misses an entire culture -- and evokes my nightly rituals as a young girl
I’m a guy who loves romance novels — and Jennifer Weiner is right about reviews
Noah Berlatsky
Romance is the hardest genre to read, and not because of the stigma. It's because critics don't take it seriously
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