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Dennis Cooper: There’s nothing numbing about a wild fetish
Jeremy Lybarger
In a Salon exclusive, the godfather of modern transgressive lit explains why he really loves Disney
The money I poured into a religious sect
Heather Siegel
My sister said Kabbalah helped her cope with our mother's death. Would it work for me?
Are urban bicyclists just elite snobs?
Will Doig
As cycling's popularity rises, the cyclists are despised. If riders want to change cities, they need a new attitude
How Shakespeare got me through unemployment
DG Strong
I was depressed and broke, but I found inspiration in an unlikely way -- reading all of the bard's plays out loud
Novelist, dentist and defender of democracy
Joe Lauria
Alaa Al Aswany on his country's democratic revolution
Round table: Are there too many “best of” lists?
Emma Mustich
Here come the top-10 lists. Our round table debates whether they help sort the year -- or just add to the clutter
Why we invented monsters
Paul A. Trout
How our primate ancestors shaped our obsession with terrifying creatures
The shady credit agencies that run your life
Lynn Parramore
Your credit score affects everything from job offers to home loans -- and the way it's calculated is deeply flawed
Why the Muslim Brotherhood wins
Avi Asher-Schapiro
Party denies plans for an "Islamist" government after gaining in first round of elections.
Occupy DC distances from Democrats. Or does it?
Paul Quinlan
A high-dollar fundraiser, a rowdy crowd of demonstrators, and Rep. Donna Edwards
Is Tea Party hubris still driving the GOP?
Steve Kornacki
Newt Gingrich's rise suggests Republicans may not have learned from the warning signs of 2010
Did the Grammys actually get it right?
Stephen Deusner
The awards remain clueless about metal, R&B and Americana -- but amazingly, it's hard to argue with the major picks
Why liberals aid the 1 percent
Gary Weiss
Two New York Congress members seek to help their constituents by watering down already weak Wall Street regulations
The Newt electability trap
Steve Kornacki
Is the right starting to deceive itself about the general election prospects of a guy whose baggage has baggage?
Amazon, the tax bully
Maggie Severns
After years of fighting, the Internet giant learns to live with the online sales tax
How private prisons game the system
Rania Khalek
Corporate jails are corrupt, violent and costly. And they're lobbying hard to get more people behind bars
Congress endorsing military detention, a new AUMF
Glenn Greenwald
Levin and McCain's odious new bill is just another sign of how far civil liberties are already being curtailed
A twisted way to kick off 2012
Aaron Kenedi
A new calendar illustrates 12 gruesome, fascinating and bizarre tragedies
Are freeways doomed?
Will Doig
Several cities are tearing down highways, creating bold new public spaces -- and building a future without cars
The new AIDS crisis: Funding
John Donnelly
Scientists believe they can finally stem the epidemic, but money is a major obstacle
Married to a pedophile
Tracy Clark-Flory
As two scandals spotlight the spouses of alleged sex offenders, the wife of an abuser shares her story with Salon
A teepee grows in Oakland
Chris Colin
As camps are raided and evicted elsewhere, the city's movement builds a symbol -- and searches for purpose
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