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Beyond guns and God
Joan Walsh
A new study finds the white working class is less conservative than we think, if you leave out the South
Salman Rushdie: It was worth it
David Daley
Salon exclusive: The writer relives his decade in hiding after an Iranian death sentence over "The Satanic Verses"
Muslim Brotherhood ads hit Obama
Alex Seitz-Wald
A new ad seeks to "expose" Obama's "cozy ties" with the Islamic group, but won't expose who's funding it
Income inequality greater than in 1774
Natasha Lennard
A string of historical studies shames current U.S. income distribution
“Wallflower”: A lost John Hughes teen flick
Andrew O'Hehir
Bowie. The Smiths. Angst. "Perks of Being a Wallflower" captures its era perfectly, missing only Matthew Broderick
Will Chick-fil-A stop funding anti-gay groups?
Prachi Gupta
The sandwich chain is sending mixed messages
Internet giants form D.C. lobby
Natasha Lennard
Google, Facebook, eBay and more join forces to protect their interests in Washington
What Obama should say about “Innocence of Muslims”
Nivien Saleh
The violent furor linked to the movie offers a chance to deliver a telling message about freedom of speech
Berkeley founds first official Bisexual Pride Day
Associated Press
Berkeley, Calif., is the first U.S. city to officially recognize bisexuals by naming a day in their honor
“Parenthood” goes maudlin
Willa Paskin
Just what the already sentimental drama does not need: A cancer story line
Texas town’s rental ban to get second hearing
Nomaan Merchant
Dallas suburb fights to ban illegal immigrants from renting homes
State GOP officials quietly implementing Obamacare
Jillian Rayfield
While trying to avoid the wrath of the conservative base
Border fence’s devastating toll
Frank Clifford
It's slowed the flow of illegal immigrants from Mexico, but the price -- human and environmental -- has been costly
Obama’s foreign policy test
Jean MacKenzie
As Mideast protests simmer, the election could turn on how the candidates handle a messy crisis
No, really: Leak helps Mitt
Alex Seitz-Wald
Despite what the pundits say, Romney's 47 percent remarks could shore up support where it matters most
Mitt breaks out the V-word
Irin Carmon
What's the matter with the 47 percent? Romney's talk of "victims" tapped into long-standing right-wing grievances
Protests of anti-Islam film across the world
Associated Press
Protests spurred by the controversial "Innocence of Muslims" film continue into second week
Weird News: Navy says sub commander faked death to end affair
Michael Melia
Navy Cmdr. Michael P. Ward II broke it off with his mistress by pretending he was dead
Fox’s populist dance spectacle
Sarah Blackwood
The reality show "So You Think You Can Dance" offers a fascinating blend of high and low culture
Romney’s secret video brilliance
Andrew Leonard
In a nifty twist, Romney calls the 47 percent entitled for not paying taxes while trying to lower taxes on the rich
“Call Me Maybe”: Like on the phone?
Eric R. Danton
Suddenly we're nostalgic for payphones, the star of three smash singles, some by singers too young to remember them
Why can’t some of us relax?
Tom Jacobs
New experiments with mice offer telling clues about the neurobiology of fear
Courting leaders of an anti-Muslim hate fest
Zaid Jilani
A recent summit of the Family Research Council, where Paul Ryan spoke, quickly devolved into something sinister
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