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Rand Paul’s patronizing excuse for screwing the poor
Josh Eidelson
Paul claims that public benefits are "encouraging unemployment." An expert tells Salon why that's insane
The Mandelas, hip-hop and Cliff Huxtable: How black popular culture can politicize us
Brittney Cooper
It was fitting where I learned of the former president's death -- and reminded me where I first heard his name
I fell in love with a Salon commenter
Tiffanie Drayton
I read hundreds of letters on my story, but his struck me. When I reached out, I learned how much we already shared
Will Ferrell: 2013’s most overexposed star
Daniel D'Addario
"Ron Burgundy's" endless public appearances threaten to make us sick of "Anchorman 2" before it even opens
Daily Caller: Sexually harassing women is a fun activity, just like skiing
Katie McDonough
Sexual harassment is just like recreational winter sports. Also: Progressives have declared war on sex
Indispensable wisdom from Rob Delaney’s Reddit AMA
Prachi Gupta
The comedian fielded questions about comedy, feminism, sobriety and more
SF protesters block Google buses
Natasha Lennard
Demonstrators say private transport reflects a "two-tiered" system produced by Silicon Valley domination (Updated)
Seymour Hersh: Obama administration nearly lied the U.S. into war with Syria
Elias Isquith
The legendary investigative journalist says the Obama administration cherry-picked its evidence for bombing Syria
Rand Paul: Extending unemployment insurance a “disservice” to workers
Elias Isquith
The Kentucky senator implies the long-term unemployed are insufficiently motivated to go and find work
The right’s latest assault on reproductive rights: Letting antiabortion activists sue clinics
Katie McDonough
Americans United for Life drafted new legislation that would encourage activists to close clinics through lawsuits
Police overkill has become the default American policy
Chase Madar
The term "police state" used to be brushed off as paranoid hyperbole. Not anymore
My year without a car
Wayne Scott
I'm an unlikely biker, but when I finally broke my driving habit, I discovered the joys (and pain) of cycling
Fake burgers will save us all!
Tom Levitt
Lab-grown meat could resolve the environmental problems of industrial agriculture. But will anyone eat it?
Michael Pollan: Bad food is costing America its economic health
Jason Mark
"The Omnivore's Dilemma" author on diabetes' strain on Obamacare, and why our eating habits are worse than ever
Report: Most people in poverty have jobs
Natasha Lennard
Contrary to conservative myths, hard work is no promise of escape from poverty
A libertarian man’s surprising proposal: Gender quotas!
Lauren Rankin
John Marshall of Montana wants to require his state legislature to have equal numbers of men and women. Here's why
Must-see morning clip: Paul Rudd is One Direction’s biggest fan
Salon Staff
"You don't know your basic facts" -- SNL host Paul Rudd berates a little girl over 1D fandom
Meet the world’s most famous vaginal knitter
Luke Malone
Performance artist Casey Jenkins talks to Salon about her decision to knit with yarn inserted into her own vagina
A brief history of cocaine
Richard J. Miller
Both the Pope and France's chief rabbi endorsed Vin Mariani, a concoction of Bordeaux and cocaine. It sold well
“Inside Llewyn Davis”: America at its ugliest
Eileen Jones
The Coen brothers' hilarious new film reminds its audience that this country hates a failure
Our outrageous media created the Tea Party
Jeffrey M. Berry, Sarah Sobieraj
How "melodrama, misrepresentative exaggeration and mockery" became the dominant tone on cable and talk radio
Memo to Obama: Don’t be afraid of “redistribution”
Robert Reich
The right shudders at the thought, but soon low-wage workers won't have enough money to keep the economy going
California business group uses “job killer” list to help Wal-Mart
Gary Cohn
Bills deemed hurtful to businesses have a tendency to go nowhere in the state Legislature
A great man will be visiting us: “I walked into Nelson Mandela’s bedroom”
Boyd Varty
After his release from prison, the great man spent many weeks living with my family, and taught me about real grace
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