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Not all San Francisco Giants workers basking in victory
Jessica Luther
While the championship team's value has soared, concession workers making $11,000 haven't gotten a raise in 4 years
EU ends arms embargo on Syrian rebels
Raf Casert, Jamey Keaten
European officials hope to pressure Bashar al-Assad's regime ahead of planned peace talks
Is the government helping speculators manipulate grain futures?
Lina Khan
How sophisticated traders exploit an obscure USDA rule change to get rich, fleece farmers, and drive up food prices
Stop calling people “aliens”
Careen Shannon
Many have finally quit using the word “illegal.” But “alien" persists, and its history is dark and complicated
Is salt really so bad for you?
Michael S. Fenster
Decades of science show no conclusive evidence that cutting back on dietary sodium reduces cardiovascular morbidity
No holidays or parades for homeless women veterans
Lizzie Warren
Meet America's fastest growing homeless population. The harrowing stories of women who served -- and were forgotten
To die for: The rise in anti-gay violence
Jeff Nishball
Amid enormous progress, the community is fighting a violent backlash
6 things you need to know about dark money groups
Justin Elliott, Kim Barker
In the wake of the IRS scandal, a quick primer on social welfare nonprofits
Cannes: Lesbian sex drama wins Palme d’Or
Andrew O'Hehir
Steamy French teen saga wins biggest prize, Coens take second; Bruce Dern and Bérénice Bejo win acting awards
Up to 2 million march against Monsanto
Associated Press
Rallies gathered across the U.S. and in over 50 other countries to draw attention to Monsanto's practices
George Packer: Don’t CEOs have any shame?
Dan Oppenheimer
What happened to the idea that it's wrong to fire 20 percent of your staff and give yourself a raise?
Beer and loathing at the Preakness Stakes
Daniel B. Roberts
How I braved the drunken hordes, public bathrooms and mediocre performances (Hello Macklemore!) at Pimlico
Hezbollah chief says group is fighting in Syria
Bassem Mroue
Sheikh Hassan Nasrallah's comments marked first public confirmation his men were fighting in Syria
French police seek soldier stabbing suspect
The Associated Press
The Sunday stabbing raises concerns about copycat Woolwich attacks
Finding peace in post-disaster Haiti
Jonathan M. Katz
As an AP reporter covering the earthquake, I anticipated violent mayhem. What I discovered was a country united
Big coal faces big opposition in Pacific Northwest
Nick Engelfried
Massive exports flow through the region en route to Asia
Call of the wild sounds like a ring tone
Alex Hutchinson
From the Grand Canyon to the Pacific Ocean, the remotest places on Earth now have cellphone reception
American exceptionalism is a dangerous myth
Patrick Smith
Move beyond Tea Party lies and phony patriotism. This Memorial Day, let's remember our history honestly
From global warming to fluoride: Why do people deny science?
Ajit Varki, Danny Brower
The potent combination of our powerful intelligence with our massive reality denial has led to a dangerous world
Diet soda rots your teeth “like meth and cocaine”
Valerie Tejeda
A new study claims a soda habit can damage your chompers as badly as a drug habit
Nancy Jo Sales on L.A. celeb robbers: “The Bling Ring kids were depressed”
Daniel D'Addario
The "Bling Ring" reporter speaks to Salon about the movie, Paris Hilton -- and why she feels for the thieves
I don’t hate millennials anymore!
Jennie-Rebecca Falcetta
So they don't know John Hughes or the Cure or have a generational identity. This Gen Xer now sympathizes with Gen Y
Jester clowns Westboro Baptist Church
Connor Adams Sheets
The notorious hacker transformed the hate group's "God hates Oklahoma" page into a Red Cross donation site
Developers evict historic women’s shelter to build luxury hotel
Katie McDonough
The 104-year-old Anna Louise Inn has ended its two-year legal battle with a Fortune 500 company and will now move
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