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G.I. Joe’s secret past
Tom Engelhardt
A look at the history of America's original action figure and how war found its way into children's culture
Nigel Barker on super-skinny models: “That’s just not who the customer is”
Ej Dickson
"The Face" host talked to Salon about his photography, the fashion industry, and getting baby seals to "smize"
A nation unhinged: Dispatches from “the nightmare war”
Tom Gallagher
Nick Turse's "Kill Anything That Moves" exposes the grisly atrocities committed by the US during the Vietnam War
The absurd honesty of Clapper’s NSA review group
Natasha Lennard
James "least untruthful" Clapper will review his own agency to promote "trust" not shift policy
Virginia police department policy labeled all rape victims liars
Katie McDonough
A 22-year-old woman's harassment at the hands of Virginia police prompted a total overhaul of official policy
8 reasons we’ll miss “Futurama”
Charlotte Shane
These underrated episodes are a great way to mourn the show's impending end
Fox outraged that Obama missed a golf putt
Alex Seitz-Wald
Greta Van Susteren thinks the White House "staged" a photo of Obama embarrassingly whiffing on the green
Even America’s best paid women don’t get equal pay
CAROL HYMOWITZ, CECILE DAURAT
Standard & Poor’s data on best-paid executives shows that female high-achievers still earn 18 percent less than men
Tobacco state protest could hurt Obama trade deal
Myron Levin
At issue is whether participating countries can have strict anti-smoking laws
Meet the other Koch Brother, William
Michael Beckel
He used to be known as a political moderate. Not any more
Tobacco state protest may snuff out Obama administration trade move
Myron Levin
The question is how tough trade partners can be on tobacco
The Sochi scandal is just beginning
Eric Sasson
Just because the Russian government says it won't arrest gay athletes doesn't mean the Olympics controversy is over
The politics of being friends with white people
Brittney Cooper
My best friend at 9 was white -- but interracial friendships later became a struggle. Here's why everything changed
Tech is killing childhood
Catherine Steiner-Adair
Time spent on gadgets could be hampering kids' ability to connect to each other and the "real" world
Study: Smart people are not less racist than other people
Katie McDonough
They are just better at hiding it, according to researchers at the University of Michigan
8 signs the rich have way too much money
R.J. Eskow
They control our world but barely even live in it
Enough with the sneering Juggalo stories
Daniel D'Addario
There's something deeply classist about Web coverage of the gathering of Insane Clown Posse fans
Undercover agents spied on Keystone protestors
Adam Federman
TransCanada and Department of Homeland Security keep close eye on activists, FOIA documents reveal
Meet the 100,000 people who’ve applied for a one-way ticket to Mars
Lindsay Abrams
"We need another planet. If we lose this one, we are doomed"
Egypt army postpones plan to clear pro-Morsi protest camps
Associated Press
Officials said they wanted to avoid "bloodshed" after two previous massacres
How not to kick-start economic recovery
GEORGE LEONG
Taking a lead from US economic recovery strategy may land Japan in an even worse debt situation than ours
GOP’s rodeo of racism blows up
Joan Walsh
Anti-Obama ugliness resurges as birther-in-chief Donald Trump joins top Republicans in Iowa. Coincidence?
Yes, pro-choice Republicans are real!
Katie McDonough
State Rep. Kathy Hawken talks to Salon about the threats -- and thanks -- she gets for being pro-choice in the GOP
Americans won’t befriend different-looking people
Ryan O'Hanlon
A new survey finds that we still largely surround ourselves with members of our own race
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