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Congress split on Egypt aid
Associated Press
The Obama administration has denounced violence, but maintained aid, refusing to call Morsi's ouster a coup
“It is the nation’s time”: How women won the vote
Brenda Wineapple
The story of Elizabeth Cady Stanton's battle for suffrage, and how even then, the GOP tried to divide women, blacks
Spam gives the Internet meaning
Kevin Driscoll
From Viagra ads to "urgent" emails to tweetbots, the evolution of the Web's worst feature helps us understand it
Joe Namath and the dawn of big money sports
Randy Roberts, Ed Krzemienski
Joe Namath was a quarterback with an ego and a bad knee, but his agent sure could drive a bargain
Feds probe JPMorgan over Chinese hires
Natasha Lennard
The firm reportedly hired the children of powerful Chinese officials to win business
Ground zero: The first few days
Elizabeth Greenspan
The beginning of America's most fought-over public space
Egyptian Islamists ransack churches
Hamza Hendawi
Nearly 40 Coptic churches have been looted and torched, following army massacres against Islamists
Muslim Brotherhood homes raided ahead of protests
Associated Press
Pro-Morsi supporters plan Sunday rally in front of Supreme Court
“The obsessive, delusional side of fantasy role-playing”: From Dungeons and Dragons to live-action role playing
David M. Ewalt
I'm a Dungeons & Dragons fan, but live-action role playing sounded like too much. And then I tried it
The sex worker stigma: How the law perpetuates our hatred (and fear) of prostitutes
Laura Agustin
Our society turns a blind eye to the murder of sex workers, deeming them less than human. Why is that?
Email is killing us: Reclaim your mind from technology
Alex Soojung-Kim Pang
The world is a more distracting place than ever -- but it's possible to win your attention span back. Here's how
Is Egypt’s blood on America’s hands?
Andrew O'Hehir
Yet another American-sponsored military coup goes wrong, while we talk about our commitment to "democracy"
Science for stoners: Here’s how pot works
K.M. Cholewa
Explaining the chemistry behind medical marijuana that got Sanjay Gupta and others to finally believe
Where are the West Coast superheroes?
Matthew Wolf-Meyer
The West Coast Avengers is one of only a handful of entries in the American West-based comic book canon
9 “scientific” facts about breasts
Jodie Gummow
Scientists have done bizarre studies on the cultural fascination with breasts. These studies are the strangest
“Zealot” paints Jesus as a Nazarene Che Guevara
Andrei Codrescu
The religious scholar's book is the latest, vaguely historically accurate entry in the "Jesus-as-man" genre
Rush Limbaugh’s looming presidential debate disaster
Jonathan Bernstein
With Republicans seemingly hand-picking their debate moderators, they may be in for an unanticipated nightmare
!["I can leave my family, I can leave Pakistan, but I can never cut my mustache again," said Afridi [EPA]](https://www.salon.com/app/uploads/2013/08/2013815124324822734_20.jpg "Mustache elicits Taliban death threats")
Mustache elicits Taliban death threats
Liz Fields
Even being kidnapped and exiled by militants hasn't scared Malik Afridi into shaving his impressive bristles
Santorum: Term “middle class” is “Marxism talk”
Jillian Rayfield
“Since when in America do we have classes?”
Yelp, Facebook and Google partner with ALEC
Natasha Lennard
Libertarian allegiances over SLAPP legislation brought tech giants on board with the conservative group
Fracking stalls amid protests in England
Lindsay Abrams
A growing camp of demonstrators forced an energy company to temporarily stop drilling
Could Egypt be slipping into civil war?
Hamza Hendawi
This week's bloody police raids on Islamists will be remembered as a turning point
Islamists take to Egypt streets in defiant protest
Aya Batrawy
The Muslim Brotherhood called for a "day of rage"
New package, same Fox: Ailes courts the non-elderly
Jordan Chariton
Millennials reject the network's anti-Obama focus -- leaving Roger Ailes with an aging audience and big trouble
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