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The big winners of the GOP’s brutal civil war: The Koch brothers
Steven Rosenfeld
The Republican Party is tearing itself apart, as groups funded by the billionaire industrialists wreak havoc
6 financial monsters that have only gotten bigger since destroying the economy
Alex Henderson
Have the banks that caused the Great Recession learned anything? Nope — "too big to fail" is bigger than ever
Liposuction, eating disorders and sexual coercion: High fashion’s ugly secrets
Josh Eidelson
Sara Ziff was once the face of Tommy Hilfiger and Banana Republic. Now she tells Salon the hidden truth of modeling
Tea Party’s fringe isolation: How a conspiracist mind-set poses long-term electoral danger
Paul Rosenberg
From economics to immigration, fear of mythical evil characterizes the loony right -- and now they'll pay the price
The Tea Party wants to fire John Boehner over the debt ceiling vote
Elias Isquith
The speaker of the House's decision to not endanger the global economy has some conservatives enraged
GOP adviser Nicolle Wallace goes off on Chuck Todd for refusing to praise Chris Christie
Elias Isquith
The "Morning Joe" panel continues to fight the good fight for the former GOP front-runner
Sochi environmental activist sent to prison for 3 years
Lindsay Abrams
Russia continues to crack down on those trying to expose the truth about Sochi
Michael Sam’s father is proud, but struggling to accept his son’s sexuality
Katie McDonough
A lengthy profile in the New York Times provides more insight into Sam's upbringing and journey to the NFL
Thwarting a Wall Street heist: Egregious, possibly unlawful JPMorgan deal under fire
David Dayen
Remember that bogus settlement giving the bank immunity? A key advocate says it’s illegal – and is suing to stop it
How Colorado’s proposed personhood amendment will put pregnant women in danger
Katie McDonough
"This measure would make every pregnant woman the potential perpetrator of a violent crime," says one expert
Clarence Thomas says people are too sensitive about race nowadays
Elias Isquith
The Supreme Court Justice also says he's been treated worse in the North than he was in the Jim Crow South
9 reasons not having kids is the best decision I ever made
Liz Langley
Some feel their children are their greatest achievement. For a long time I thought mine was not having any
Run, Joe, run! Why a Scarborough presidential run would be doomed and amazing
Jim Newell
The hot buzz from No Labels circles is the TV host is "mulling" a bid. He can't win, but it'd be funny to watch
Dick Cheney’s dark legacy: It’s his world, we’re just living in it
Mark Danner
Torture, secrecy, military adventurism. Dick Cheney, more than anyone else, set the course for America after 9/11
Confederate sympathizers and top GOPers unite in auto fight
Josh Eidelson
The inside story behind why Norquist-backed right-wingers urge autoworkers to follow example of Confederate Army
Lessons from a lost revolution: Egypt’s fate still hangs in the balance
H.A. Hellyer
Three years ago today, Hosni Mubarak was forced from power. The revolution has since stalled, but its ideas live on
The destructive foreign policy myth that America just won’t quit
Chase Madar
Why does everyone from the government to the NYTimes remain committed to unconditional military aid for Israel?
The vile pain of racial taunts: Marcus Smart, DMX and white supremacy’s sick power
Brittney Cooper
We all want recognition as human beings. The problem: Only one group can force its desires on the rest of us
Michael Sam is the future of football
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Whether Sam is drafted or not, an openly gay player is bound to enter the NFL, and execs need to accept that
Breaking: NBC workers headed to 30 Rock to confront hosts over union strife
Josh Eidelson
Workers at NBC-owned production company ask Maddow, Sharpton, O'Donnell, Schultz, and Hayes to break their silence
How drone strikes based on NSA surveillance kill innocents
Natasha Lennard
The first report from Greenwald and Scahill's new site highlights dangerous role of NSA phone tracking
How Michael Sam made an end run around homophobia in professional sports
Daniel D'Addario
Some think gays in sports are a distraction. Michael Sam circumvents that rhetoric by coming out pre-NFL
Clay Aiken talks John Roberts, jobs and why he’s running: The Salon interview
Josh Eidelson
The former American Idol runner-up answers questions about minimum wage, voting rights and LGBT equality
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