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Koch-fueled group’s staggering chutzpah: Attacking Obamacare cancellations — while trying to kick thousands off Medicaid
Brian Beutler
A new ad campaign from Americans for Prosperity is both clever and audacious (UPDATED)
Listen to Westboro Baptist Church’s bizarre song parodies of “Roar” and “Royals”
Daniel D'Addario
The hate group puts out surprisingly tuneful pop parodies
Chris Hayes details 4 theories for Malaysia plane mystery
Natasha Lennard
The "All In" host addresses questions of sabotage, intervention and confusion over still-missing plane
A new way to eat chocolate: How sound changes what you taste
Sarah Gray
When it comes to food, sound may be the final frontier
Why you should never engage with an abortion protester
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A college professor faces assault charges, while antiabortion activists get prime-time exposure
Are any plastics really safe?
Sarah Tory
Studies show BPA-free plastic is still a threat to human health -- and the plastics industry is trying to hide them
Christian right evolves! How prison reform went mainstream
Josh Eidelson
Christian prison policy group tells Salon about the truth behind the right's shift (and whether they hire gays)
Are prison labor companies lobbying to keep prisoners in jail for nonviolent offenses?
Lee Fang
A group called Correctional Vendors Association is attempting to influence a new bill reforming minimum sentencing
“Sharing economy” shams: Deception at the core of the Internet’s hottest businesses
Andrew Leonard
How companies like Airbnb use the language of "sharing" and "gifts" to conceal ambitions far more libertarian
How big oil destroys the world: A real-life saga of greed
Andrew O'Hehir
Rachel Boynton's brilliant muckraking doc "Big Men" goes from Manhattan to Dallas to the Niger Delta
Arne Duncan just doesn’t get it: How the media and phony reformers hurt your kids
Jeff Bryant
Defenders of charter schools and Common Core cast critics as ignorant skeptics. It could cost Democrats elections
Check out Colin Powell’s surprisingly suave selfie
Elias Isquith
The former secretary of state gets in on throwback Thursday with an old self-portrait
Jason Schwartzman tells Salon why he feels like a teenager
Daniel D'Addario
The "Grand Budapest Hotel" actor dishes on his new film, "Teenage"
The State Department’s Keystone review is riddled with conflicts of interest
Lindsay Abrams
Reports reveal more ties to TransCanada and the fossil fuel industry by pipeline consultants
9 hilarious ways the religious right tried to eradicate masturbation
Evan McMurry
A recent BYU video that depicts masturbation as war is just the latest in a long line of failed attempts
Libertarians’ delusional “New Atlantis” fantasy: Floating ocean city-states
Geoff Dembicki
A group led by the grandson of economist Milton Friedman believes it can forge a better society on the high seas
Gamer uses “Minecraft” to pay tribute to his wife
Mike Fenn
With the help of some generous donors of materials, "Gas Bandit" has created a bust in the image of his late wife
Christie’s charter school nightmare: “White flight, and they’re bankrupting us”
Josh Eidelson
“We are creating separate but equal school systems,” Hoboken school board president warns Salon
Creator of World Wide Web: We need a “Magna Carta” for the Web
Sarah Gray
After 25 years, do we need a document to protect the World Wide Web from the government? Berners-Lee thinks so
Apple urged to stop using toxic chemicals in its factories
Lindsay Abrams
Tim Cook's chance to prove that he wants to make the world a better place
Overlooked victims: Why America needs an initiative to lift its young Muslim boys
Sara Kamali
Over a decade after 9/11, Islam is a smear -- and little boys are treated like suspects. We need to build them up
South by Southwest: Meet Shelby Earl, the singer you need to know
Eric R. Danton
Most South by Southwest coverage is hype and fluff. We're going to to tell you about your next favorite artists
The oil industry is helping design Alberta’s elementary school curriculum
Lindsay Abrams
Major gas and oil companies have signed on as partners with the public school board
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