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Norm Ornstein: The South is in charge of Congress
Alex Halperin
The co-author of "It's Even Worse Than It Looks" explains why governance isn't getting any better
UN launches treaty to limit mercury exposure
Lindsay Abrams
An internationally binding agreement aims to control the highly toxic metal
5 ways the shutdown is killing Republicans
Kerry Eleveld
Forget the idea that this is both parties fault, or people aren't blaming the GOP. These facts show that's a crock
New creationist billboard targets “atheist friends”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The annual billboard war for America's soul starts early this year
Reports: Americans felt better about the economy pre-shutdown
BEN SCHENKEL
The shaky confidence isn't spread across the board, upper income households were more optimistic
Malala Yousafzai takes home EU’s top human rights prize
Raf Casert
European lawmakers awarded their top human rights prize Thursday to the 16-year-old education activist
Top GOPers abandon Obamacare shutdown strategy
Elias Isquith
At least for now, key Republicans are giving up on defunding Obamacare
Bangkok bikers are taking back the streets
Thanyarat Doksone
Heavy traffic in the Thai city makes bicycle commuting more convenient, but also dangerous
Study: Infidelity is seasonal
Tom Jacobs
New research suggests men and women are more likely to have an affair during the summer months
GOP’s literal hostage crisis: How the shutdown traps victims of abuse
Katie McDonough
Republicans' latest manufactured disaster is leaving countless women stuck in potentially deadly situations
Obama on GOP: “The only thing not on their list is my resignation”
Salon Staff
President gives a shocking message in a closed-door meeting with House Democrats, according to the New York Times
Peter Buck: “I think we were all really ready for a change”
David Daley
Exclusive: Talking R.E.M., Tired Pony and the future, with an inspired Peter Buck -- in perhaps his last interview
Starting tomorrow, we’re down 90 percent of our nuclear safety regulators
Lindsay Abrams
Don't worry: In the event of a "nuclear-related disaster," they can be called back to help
The right’s despicable new voter suppression scheme: Two classes of voters
Brad Friedman
Kansas' Kris Kobach and Arizona's Tom Horne are using a Supreme Court decision to justify two-tiered voting plans
“God Loves Uganda”: Africa’s terrifying Christian revival
Andrew O'Hehir
Waves of American missionaries have turned Uganda into the test case for right-wing, anti-gay Christian backlash
6 ways neoliberal education reform is destroying our college system
Owen Davis
Higher ed is on the verge of falling victim to the same dangerous ideologies as K-12
Tea Party’s shutdown lunacy: Avenging the surrender of the South
Josh Eidelson
"The American elite has lost control," and may not rein in the Tea Party, economic analyst Doug Henwood warns Salon
10 most appalling comments from the right — just this week
Janet Allon
A Republican congressman actually argued that Obamacare is as bad as the Fugitive Slave Act
Oath Keepers go operational, form “Civilization Preservation” units
Ryan Lenz
The antigovernment "Patriot" movement hopes to "assist in forming and training town and county militias"
NSA’s hardware backdoors may still be a “problem from hell”
MIT Technology Review
NSA compromising of hardware for surveillance highlights the vulnerability of systems to attacks
California looks to hydrogen stations to fuel cars
Pete Danko
The goal is cutting carbon emissions 80% by 2050
Currencies are volatile amid U.S. debt ceiling showdown
Stephen Kurczy
Latin American economies reacted to the U.S. government shutdown
At least 10 killed in Bangladesh garment factory fire
Lindsay Abrams
Another disaster highlights the industry's unsafe working conditions
How to end the shutdown mess: Introducing the Beutler Plan
Brian Beutler
GOP's new shutdown and debt limit strategy is as ill-considered as all the others -- but here's how to make it work
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