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Reform the New York Times! Media must stop protecting companies tied to Chinese corruption
Patrick L. Smith
U.S. corporations are complicit in Chinese corruption. Why are our newspapers so afraid to report the truth
Why we should save the filibuster
Jonathan Bernstein
As Wendy Davis showed, thwarting a majority can be hugely important. The real question: Can it be saved?
Jose Antonio Vargas responds to organizers of “catch an illegal immigrant” event
Katie McDonough
"I grew up thinking I was 'illegal' because that’s how people and the media talked and still talk about us"
Rush Limbaugh: Filibuster reform is like rape
Katie McDonough
"Can the women be raped? Well, all it would take then is half of the room," Limbaugh remarked
China could become world’s biggest economy in 2016
GEORGE LEONG
OECD also predicts Chinese GDP growth will rise 8.2% in 2014.
Whoops! Obamacare turns out to be great deal personally for Boehner
Brian Beutler
The ACA is actually a great deal for a 64-year-old smoker with a high-stress job. Any idea who I'm talking about?
End the 1 percent’s free ride: Taxing land would solve America’s biggest problems
Jesse Myerson
Want a real overhaul of the tax code? Here's an elegant way to reduce inequality and mitigate poverty -- in one tax
Starbucks union-buster is ironic winner after liberals push nuclear option
Josh Eidelson
With GOP obstruction defeated, attorney who helped Starbucks get away with firing union activists headed to bench
When was your last visit to a national park?
Annemarie Dooling
As the government weighs new legislation to protect parks, Salon readers share their favorite memories
Homeless in the tech economy
Andrew Leonard
Can a for-profit crowd-funding start-up solve some of the social justice inequities the tech boom is making worse?
Humans shipped across the country: How America exports inmates to private prisons
Josh Eidelson
"Horrendous," says a man shackled for 36 hours on a surprise bus trip from Vermont to Kentucky
Pick of the week: Noam Chomsky and Michel Gondry, together at last
Andrew O'Hehir
"Eternal Sunshine" director plus star lefty philosopher equals the weirdest animated film ever
The National’s Bryce Dessner: The secret about advice is knowing when to ignore it
Bryce Dessner as told to David Daley
Music professors told me I needed to focus on one style. I rejected that and found my style on my own
Ending fire zone subsidies is no Ayn Rand fantasy
David Sirota
Colorado's governor has a new plan to help keep taxpayers off the hook for developers' irresponsible decisions
Harvard can save us from global warming apocalypse
Todd Gitlin
Universities may not wield the power of investment banks, but they can help take the divestment movement mainstream
Mike Allen should just admit he does advocacy journalism
Alex Pareene
The Politico star's newsletter reflects the beliefs of its sponsors because its author shares those beliefs
The best of Monty Python’s delightful Reddit AMA
Prachi Gupta
The surviving five members shared more details around their reunion show and revealed their favorite female comics
Climate denying group compares U.N. talks to the Holocaust
Lindsay Abrams
A fundraising email referencing Auschwitz is a new low for CFACT
Wal-Mart labor group promises 1,500 Black Friday protests next week
Josh Eidelson
Amid scrutiny of Wal-Mart taking up employee-to-employee charity, strike wave continues against retail giant
Houston crackdown: City defies Texas corporate crime wave
Josh Eidelson
“If you can win it in Houston, you can win it in Atlanta or Dallas," advocate says of landmark new "wage theft" law
Plastic pollution may be transporting toxic chemicals into our seafood
Lindsay Abrams
New research shows how two environmental pollutants can combine to harm human health
Volcano spawns brand-new island off Japan
Lindsay Abrams
They're going to wait and see if it sticks around before deciding on a name
After defeat in Albuquerque, antiabortion activists learn that trying to scare voters is a losing strategy
Katie McDonough
Apparently being accused of being participants in an "abortion holocaust" alienated many voters
Pop music’s race problem: How white artists profit from mocking hip-hop
Daniel D'Addario
From "Royals" to "Thrift Shop," many of the year's pop hits have been built on tone-deaf critiques of rap
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