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Why this satanic goat statue has the Christian right so freaked out
Amanda Marcotte
The pagan idol reveals the hypocrisy at the heart of so much fundamentalism
Climate change madness: The fate of the planet now depends on Kickstarter
Andrew Leonard
Earth continues to heat up, while governments sit idly by. Some see a savior in crowdfunding — but will it work?
Can shop class save small-town America?
Andrew O'Hehir
Disgruntled design pros teach rural teens their craft in the inspiring "If You Build It"
Activist author Amiri Baraka dead at 79
Associated Press
Formerly LeRoi Jones, the civil rights leader inspired a generation of slam poets, playwrights and musicians
Violent women blast away the winter blahs
Andrew O'Hehir
Three misfit January thrillers tackle semi-weighty issues of violence, victimization, sexuality and gender
Move over, de Blasio: Meet the big-city mayor vowing to get his city a $15 minimum wage
Josh Eidelson
Seattle Mayor Ed Murray says public workers will get $15/hr within months, and private sector workers could be next
4 biggest threats to global peace: Guess who’s No. 1?
Sarah Wolfe
Nope, it's not China, Iran or Israel: The U.S. is the country viewed most negatively, according to a global survey
Bush’s Iraqi “freedom”: Bloody civil war
Thom Hartmann
Ten years after the US invasion began, a stable democracy in Iraq seems further away than ever
The false safety promise of Keystone XL
Lindsay Abrams
The recent spate of train derailments is concerning, but it's no reason to support a pipeline
Post-Stelter, has the New York Times changed its tack on Lauer’s “Today”?
Daniel D'Addario
Brian Stelter's front page story and magazine cover on Matt Lauer? "Presumed," says very strange N.Y. Times piece
Polar vortex MVP: Wind power
Pete Danko
When the going got tough, wind power proved that it has what it takes
U.S. admits review of drone strike on reported Yemen wedding party
Natasha Lennard
Footage passed on to a human rights group shows graphic aftermath of a strike that enraged Yemenis
Icelandic brewery debuts “whale beer,” made from real whale
Lindsay Abrams
Conservationists are slamming the "immoral and outrageous" brew
Mark Wahlberg confirms “Entourage” movie
Prachi Gupta
The original cast is on board and will be shooting scenes this month
Upcoming Roger Ailes biography alleges sexism and anti-Semitism from the Fox News tycoon
Elias Isquith
The man responsible for Fox News may be even worse than you think
Dear middle class: Welcome to poverty
Lynn Stuart Parramore
With income inequality surging, the middle class is disappearing into the chasm
The rise of the military’s secret military
Nick Turse
They're called Special Operation Forces — and they're everywhere
Right-wing unemployment myths, debunked: “When you look at the data, it’s just not there”
Josh Eidelson
Actual evidence defies what conservatives like Scott Walker are claiming, economist Heidi Shierholz tells Salon
The digital divide isn’t racial — it’s economic
Aaron Sankin
New study finds there’s no difference in Internet usage between the two racial groups at the same income levels
“Absurd on every single level”: How the feds may be crippling the legal pot industry
David Dayen
Weed may be legal now in Colorado, but one key detail threatens to boost crime, raise costs and sink the business
Economic progressivism isn’t just popular now — it has been for years
Blake Zeff
Those suddenly seeing a "liberal resurgence" are missing one big thing: The last two decades of American history
“Chozen’s” weak take on homophobia in hip-hop
Neil Drumming
The show -- about a white, gay rapper -- tries to be provocative and funny, and fails on both counts
Feminism isn’t ruining your love life
Sara Eckel
The media loves to crow that smart, liberated women are hopeless in romance. Actually, the opposite is true
McDonald’s to shift to “sustainable beef” (once it figures out what that is)
Lindsay Abrams
The fast food giant says it will change its purchasing practices beginning in 2016
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