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US-born Syrian Blogger Faces Criminal Charges
Salon Staff
Attack In Belgian City Leaves 4 Dead, 75 Wounded
Salon Staff
Don’t fall for Tebow
Allen Barra
Sure, he's winning now. But the new cult hero is still a mediocre quarterback -- and a thoroughly obnoxious person
Did America help stifle the Arab Spring?
Nick Turse
From Bahrain to Morocco, the Pentagon worked to prop up oppressive regimes
Busted for tweeting
Molly Knefel
Police escalation in New York as my brother and 17 other people are arrested for observing an occupation
Inside the radical anti-choice movement
Amanda Marcotte
Eight extremist organizations that are behind the rapid escalation of the war on women's rights
What Alec Baldwin doesn’t know about air travel
Patrick Smith
Could Words With Friends really bring down a plane? The actor jokes, but cellphone interference can be serious
Can people improve, or is talent a given?
Cary Tennis
I have to make a tough decision: Abandon my friends, or believe they can do better
Hateful campaign targets “All-American Muslim”
Matt Zoller Seitz
In a shameful move, Lowe's pulls its ads from a Learning Channel show that dares present young Muslims as people
The growing menace of domestic drones
Glenn Greenwald
A look inside the drone industry reveals the dangers and the reasons for their rapid U.S. expansion
Advice to job market newbies
Gail Anderson
Dress appropriately, don't surf the web all day, and think twice before posting drunken shots on Facebook
Exporting American selfishness
James Treadway
A journey to Serbia finds the best basketball fans in the world -- and the creeping march of American individualism
Underground: The next urban frontier
Will Doig
Parks, Apple stores and even skyscrapers are heading beneath the earth. Is the basement the new penthouse?
Raid ends longest-standing occupation camp
Patrick Tracey
Divided over resistance, Boston occupiers are evicted, three dozen arrested
Century-old Afro-Brazilian Religion Under Threat
Salon Staff
The slick shtick of Americans Elect
Justin Elliott
Just what Americans yearn for: A high-tech presidential ticket funded by secret Wall Street money
Occupy vs. Big Labor
Emily Loftis
In the Dec. 12 port shutdown campaign, the rank and file are leading organized labor, not the other way around
BLM: Mustangs Mistreated But Not Inhumanely
Salon Staff
The state of the post-Cold War spy novel
Emma Mustich
Salon round table: As "Tinker Tailor Solider Spy" arrives, our expert panel debates the spy novel's past and future
Fear and occupation in red America
Arun Gupta
In Wyoming and Idaho, the movement confronts a conservative reality
Pick of the week: Bleak and brilliant “Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy”
Andrew O'Hehir
Pick of the week: Gary Oldman hunts a Soviet mole in the grim but mesmerizing "Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy"
“Bloomberg in sheep’s clothing”
Patrick Tracey
Facing eviction, occupiers accuse Boston Mayor Menino of deception
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