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5 worst cities to be a renter (unless you’re fabulously wealthy)
Dave Johnson
Rents are skyrocketing across the country -- and it's not just the poorer classes that are getting displaced
Why climate deniers are winning: The twisted psychology that overwhelms scientific consensus
Paul Rosenberg
There's a reason why overwhelming evidence hasn't spurred public action against global warming
Cliven Bundy’s ailing America: What a wingnut rancher’s rise says about our waning democracy
Elias Isquith
As our democracy continues to crumble, here's why anti-government zealots are gaining more attention -- and favor
White supremacist’s genocidal paranoia: Inside the mind of the White Man March founder
Toby McCasker
Kyle Hunt, of the White Man March, is scared of an "anti-white diversity agenda" -- and other rancid delusions
Generation Y to the world: Sorry about John Mayer
Leonora Epstein
OK, we were raised on uncool music (Barenaked Ladies, Britney, Smash Mouth). But then technology changed everything
“Silicon Valley” star Kumail Nanjiani on race, tech villains, and #CancelColbert
Prachi Gupta
Salon's sexiest man of 2013 has moved to HBO and is taking on the tech world
Christian group releases bizarre video about Jesus and the Holocaust
Elias Isquith
Warning: This video cannot be unseen
Report: Christie pension plan violates state anti-corruption laws
Elias Isquith
Wall Street's favorite governor may have broken the law with a proposal to award a big contract to a hedge fund
Exclusive: Inmates to strike in Alabama, declare prison is “running a slave empire”
Josh Eidelson
Breaking: Reached in his cell, Free Alabama Movement leader tells Salon inmates will refuse work to end free labor
Today was the deadliest day in the history of Mount Everest
Binaj Gurubacharya
A devastating avalanche leaves 12 people dead and four more missing
GOP’s purple-state problem: How a Virginia Medicaid battle augurs huge risks for the party
Simon Maloy
The big test for Republicans: Can they really stay opposed to Medicaid expansion -- and still survive politically?
The plot to overthrow FDR: How the New Deal sent conservatives into a rage
Joshua Holland
The right's temper tantrums over Obamacare are nothing compared to what Roosevelt had to deal with
The Bay is burning! Google Glass, techno-rage and the battle for San Francisco’s soul
Andrew Leonard
The advent of Google Glass has started an incendiary new chapter in tech's culture wars. Here's what's at stake
Eric Cantor is a delicate little flower (whose intellectual guide is Ann Coulter)
Heather Digby Parton
To justify carrying water for the fringe right on immigration, GOP House leader whines that the president is mean
John Turturro on being pimped out by Woody Allen
Andrew O'Hehir
The actor-director talks about his sad, sweet New York love letter "Fading Gigolo," and his controversial costar
Fox News’ demented poster boy: Why angry rancher Cliven Bundy is no patriot
Edwin Lyngar
The right's new fixation: An angry old white man who thinks freedom means not having to follow the law
Tech titan throws some shade at Mark Zuckerberg
Andrew Leonard
Marc Benioff, CEO of Salesforce.com, explains why tech companies need to do more than just profit
“A self-fulfilling conflict of interest”: Charter schools, testing mania, and Arne Duncan
Josh Eidelson
Rep. Raul Grijalva sounds off to Salon on starved public schools and White House's "market-based philosophy"
5 stunning revelations from Senate report exposing CIA torture
Alex Kane
The official inquiry has not been published, but leaked details reveal systematic abuses of power and human rights
Liberal media myth officially dead: Brazen propaganda, historical amnesia and the New York Times
Patrick L. Smith
Does Obama have control of his own intelligence agencies? Also, the Times has an ironic definition of propaganda
Is reading antisocial?
Laura Miller
Another attempt to socially network books has bitten the dust. Maybe readers just want to be alone
Sorry guys! New study says you may want to rethink your beard
Sarah Gray
“We may well be at peak beard”: Facial hair study says beards are falling out of fashion
Jimmy Carter takes a stance against Keystone XL
Lindsay Abrams
The former president and a group of Nobel laureates urged Obama to reject the pipeline
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