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Newt: The ultimate Beltway swindler
Michael Winship
Gingrich has taken money from everyone from Big Pharma to Freddie Mac. How is he leading the Republican pool?
Is “Melancholia” a feminist film?
Lindsay Zoladz
Lars von Trier has said plenty to alienate women. But his depiction of mental illness is vital and groundbreaking
What Endless War looks like
Glenn Greenwald
U.S. officials simultaneously announce that we're defeating Al Qaeda and they'll be a major threat "for years"
Pakistani Taliban Spokesman Denies Cease-fire
Salon Staff
Confessions of a Romney speechwriter
K.M. Breay
How I discovered that the beautiful, chiseled GOP candidate is actually a synthetic corporation-operated droid
The holy grail of the JFK story
Jefferson Morley
Seven steps to unlocking the historical truth about the assassination in Dallas
Cities, the new hydrofracking victims
David Sirota
Despite devastating health risks, both parties are pushing to allow more drilling near urban areas
Egyptian press still not free
Stephanie Rice, Reem Abdellatif
Media outlets play cat-and-mouse game with government censors as they remain forbidden to scrutinize the military
The frustrating sci-fi drama “Terra Nova” finally shows signs of life
Matt Zoller Seitz
A dark episode hints at promising future developments. If only the series weren't so bland and safe
The toxic corporations that run America
Tara Lohan
Five energy companies that are buying their way out of being held accountable for egregious environmental abuses
Debate advice for Rick Perry – slam Newt!
Joan Walsh
The Texas governor needs a win, and he can get it by tying Gingrich to Mitt Romney. They're flip and flop
Deutsche Bank tightens screws on Occupiers
Justin Elliott
New rules are posted in a public-private atrium on Wall Street that has been a key organizing space for Occupiers
Life after occupation
Arun Gupta
From Mobile, Ala., to Chicago, lessons in the importance of holding territory
The war over sexist onesies
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Gymboree's "Pretty Like Mommy" line reinforces harmful stereotypes. It might seem minor, but here's why it matters
Meet Syria’s rebel leader
Hugh Macleod, Annasofie Flamand
The colonel says his group will keep fighting the regime and asks the global community to impose a no-fly zone
The OWS victory no one’s talking about
Andy Kroll
How the movement redefined the national narrative and won big in the fight for workers' rights in Ohio
Our 20-year age difference
Erin Singer
When my husband graduated high school, I hadn't been born yet. Do people think that's creepy? And should I care?
Why we forget
David DiSalvo
Science shows our memory can easily be distorted and erased -- but our forgetfulness also helps us survive
Congress seeks to tame the Internet
Nancy Scola
Fearing Web censorship, the tech world unites against the proposed Stop Online Piracy Act
Egypt uses U.S. teargas on pro-democracy crowds
Avi Asher-Schapiro
600 injured as military clashes with demonstrators demanding return to civilian rule
The celebrity-divorce vultures
Tracy Clark-Flory
The Demi-Ashton split inspires experts looking to cash in on a high-profile divorce and the anxiety it provokes
Why are we still eating bluefin tuna?
Paul Greenberg
This beautiful fish is in serious trouble. Fishermen, diners and chefs need to band together in order to save it
The homeless: Pawns in the war on OWS?
Matthew Reichel
A death at Occupy NOLA leaves protesters questioning the motives behind the city's closure of a nearby tent city
Paul Krugman and the art of calling out a colleague
Alex Pareene
The New York Times columnist demolishes familiar arguments made by unnamed hacks
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