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Boom time for Spanish debt collectors

STEPHEN BURGEN
Collection agents, the "cobrador del frac," are shamelessly profiting from thousands of businesses going bus

God won’t cure mental illness

Greta Christina
In a sermon, Rick Warren cast "everyday doubts" as a form of mental illness. They're most definitely not

Anti-GMO protestors destroy rice field

Lindsay Abrams
Farmers in the Philippines are protesting genetically modified "Golden Rice"

James Franco: My image is “a creation, like a painting or a movie”

Prachi Gupta
The actor talked to Salon about art, identity and his new foreword for Hermann Hesse's classic, "Demian"

Glenn Beck-promoted event loses top speaker over neo-Confederate ties

Alex Seitz-Wald
Salon learns the Family Research Council doesn't want to be associated with the Texas conference anymore (UPDATED)

Don’t buy Blue Moon!

Deena Shanker
It's not a real craft beer -- and owner MillerCoors has a sketchy record on women's rights and the environment

Conservatives are starting to get behind solar power

Lindsay Abrams
A Tea Party leader in Georgia says solar expansion "gives consumers more choice"

There is no terrorist threat: The feds want you to think there is, compliant media goes along

Patrick L. Smith
"Chatter" from "affiliates" causes a "crisis," while media reports nonsense generated to justify NSA surveillance

China promotes breast-feeding amid tainted milk crisis

Didi Tang
A drumbeat of safety scares over commercially produced milk gives breast-feeding advocates new leverage

Cars, screens and smartphones linked to Colombian terrorists

Lindsay Abrams
An illegally mined mineral is raw material for consumer goods

How the insurance industry handcuffs Obamacare

Nicholas Kusnetz
Brokers and agents are lobbying state legislators to avoid hiring "navigators" who help users enroll in coverage

What the Detroit Institute of Arts can’t afford to sell

Jennifer Kabat
With the city liquidating its assets, we assess which of its museum's permanent collection should stay permanent

Quit defending the Eagles! They’re simply terrible

Stephen Deusner
Zip it, Chuck Klosterman! Rock critics want you to reexamine the much-hated band. Don't -- they're still loathsome

NOM slapped with ethics investigation in Iowa

Jillian Rayfield
The group may have violated state law by not disclosing its donors in a campaign against state Supreme Court judges

“We’re the Millers”: Jennifer Aniston, funny again at last

Andrew O'Hehir
Jennifer Aniston leaves a string of failed comedies behind with the vulgar, anarchic "We're the Millers"

Republican lawmakers getting slammed at town halls

Jillian Rayfield
Things are heating up as Republicans get dogged by both sides for their stances on Obamacare

Urban Pakistani women can dial-a-doc

ANNABEL SYMINGTON
A telehealth service gives free medical advice to women lacking healthcare access in the country's biggest city

Burglars return stolen goods to group that helps sexual assault survivors

Katie McDonough
The returned loot came with a note saying, "We hope you can continue to make a difference in people's lives"

Mario Kart 64, by the numbers

Colin Lecher
Kartlytics programmer Dave Pacheco shows what getting knocked into last place by Bowser looks like in data form

Neo-Nazi skinheads sentenced in New Jersey hate crime

Bill Morlin
Michal Gunar and Kyle Powell were arrested for attacking three Middle Eastern men while shouting anti-Arab slurs

Women know more than just love and sex

Roxane Gay
Big media outlets seem to think women's only area of expertise is themselves. It's time to change that

Study: Wild dolphins remember each other for decades

Elizabeth Barber
With memories second only to humans, the marine mammals can recognize the whistles of friends they met 20 years ago

The right wants Grover Norquist to be crazier

Brian Beutler
His call to delay Obamacare implementation for a year has the "shut the government down" caucus incensed

1 in 5 college grads can’t repay their student loans

Helaine Olen
New data shows that burdensome debt is making 20-somethings take low-wage jobs that don't require college degrees
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