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Silk Road drug lord also an Eagle Scout
Greg Farrell
The guy behind the billion-dollar online drug market might have to turn in his badges
Bitcoin value goes up, now accepted in China
Olga Kharif
“If James Bond, Sergey Brin and Paul Volcker...designed their ideal currency, it might look a lot like bitcoin."
Can science explain Tea Party rage?
Joshua Holland
Conservatives, one study shows, find it easier to dismiss the unpleasant consequences of their beliefs
Do you earn more than a Somali pirate?
Tristan McConnell
A new report by the World Bank, UN and Interpol uncovers the big business of international piracy
“They have blood on their hands”: Meet Wal-Mart’s worst nightmare
Josh Eidelson
A top Bangladesh labor leader slams retailers, issues a plea to consumers, and explains why her life is in danger
Once again, BP and Shell accused of “rigging” oil prices
Fiona Harvey
Court documents offer several instances of both companies manipulating crude oil market cost
Transphobic YouTube video goes viral
Aja Romano
The Pacific Justice Institute paints a Colorado teen as a predator and her offended fellow students as "victims"
FBI: LAX shooter possibly motivated by Patriot conspiracy theory
Mark Potok
Officials believe alleged gunman Paul Ciancia subscribed to movement's "New World Order"
The right’s scary new test lab: Antiabortion activists take over a major city
Katie McDonough
How one little-known couple helped turn Albuquerque into a petri dish for a new, national strategy to ban abortion
No, this girl did not nab 1,000 predators
Tracy Clark-Flory
Contrary to reports, this computer-generated minor was hardly needed to catch "webcam child sex tourists"
The MPAA’s backwards logic: Sex is dangerous, sexism is fine
Soraya Chemaly
If only the ratings agency looked as closely at gender bias as it does at consensual sex, it might do some good
Kid’s KKK Halloween costume disrespects the Klan, says KKK leader
Prachi Gupta
"None of this is a joke," commented Imperial Wizard Bradley Jenkins on 7-year-old Jackson Black's costume
Tearing out asbestos with bare hands: Meet the boss from hell
Josh Eidelson
Fired immigrants share their horrifying work stories. "This hurts all workers," Sen. Bob Menendez tells Salon
Harry Reid urges Republicans to “capitulate” on ENDA
Elias Isquith
"The Republican Party is staggering right now ... They have offended everybody"
Down with online crybait!
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Buzzy videos demand you grab the tissues, but they just make me feel manipulated
BREAKING: California Wal-Mart workers strike today, following stunning Florida victory
Josh Eidelson
West Coast Wal-Mart workers walk off the job as the union-backed campaign says Florida strikers won major changes
The super-rich no longer need a middle class
Thom Hartmann
They now inhabit a privatized economy and have left us at the mercy of the market
Can China make us better recyclers?
Elizabeth Rotye
Once the leading buyer of US scrap, China has raised its standards -- forcing us to reevaluate our waste disposal
Burning Man for gun nuts
Alexander Zaitchik
Sights, sounds and automatic weapon reports from the Knob Creek machine gun shoot
“New American center” is a corporate fantasy
RJ Eskow
Media outlets tout a new demographic whose priorities just happen to coincide with those of the 1 percent
Health insurance cancellations are no surprise
Charles Ornstein
A leading expert on health reform policy explains some of the most common misconceptions about Obamacare
Who will protect us? Why I’m still conflicted about guns as a black feminist
Renee Simms
My life as a black woman, and a terrifying home invasion, have shaped my complicated ideas about firearms
The wonderful and absurd story of “Minecraft”
Andrew Leonard
A new book about the pride of indie gaming is a better holiday gift than the latest blockbuster shoot'em-up
What it’s like to audition for “SNL” as a black woman
Natalie McNeal
Comedian Nefetari Spencer talks to Salon about her audition and "SNL's" ongoing diversity controversy
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