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Newt’s bad prescription
Joshua Perry
The candidate's misleading prostate policy would result in incontinence and impotence for his supporters
“The Walking Dead’s” niceness problem
Matt Zoller Seitz
Suspense, atmosphere, gore: This series is aces in every department but one -- the characters are obvious and dull
How TV improved “The Walking Dead”
Simon Abrams
AMC's zombie series returns for season two tonight, already more powerful than the long-running comic it's based on
Herman Cain’s potentially costly non-gaffe
Steve Kornacki
He probably does know what the neoconservative movement is, but it may not matter
Perry Farrell: Music is about power, sex, glory
Annie Zaleski
The Jane's Addiction leader and Lollapalooza founder tells Salon he's too busy fighting forward to look back
“Sybil Exposed”: Memory, lies and therapy
Laura Miller
How three women fabricated the most famous case of multiple personality disorder and damaged thousands of lives
When I got melanoma at 13
Stephanie Russell-Kraft
My freshman year was consumed by medical worries. Only later did I come to terms with what it all meant
Why do men and women talk differently?
Thomas Rogers
A new book argues that guys argue and girls overshare for a reason: Evolution. The author explains
The Republican war on science is un-American
Kevin Canfield
In a Salon interview, a top scientist warns the world is catching up in biotech. The GOP's hostility doesn't help
Obama’s forgotten triumphs
Suzanne Mettler
His presidency actually attacked deeply unfair policies. Too bad few Americans even know they exist
“The Unconquered”: Tracking isolated Indians in the Brazilian jungle
Emma Mustich
What's it like to come face-to-face -- almost -- with "uncontacted" Indians? An intrepid journalist talks to Salon
Will a new Dylan emerge from Occupy Wall Street?
Stephen Deusner
A new generation of activists has taken to the streets. Will a new form of protest music follow?
The Morgan’s dazzling Islamic manuscript paintings
Emma Mustich
The Morgan Library's rarely exhibited collection was the offspring of a love affair, its curator tells Salon
Welcome to the food justice movement
Andrew Leonard
Navina Khanna has dedicated her life to fighting for more equitable and sustainable food systems
Obama sends troops to aid Africa anti-insurgency
Associated Press
President dispatches 100 combat troops to fight Lord's Resistance Army
Italian protesters “storm” Goldman Sachs building
Peter Finocchiaro
Students briefly demonstrated in the corridors of the banking giant's Milan offices this afternoon
Peter Gabriel: The past is the future
Mike Doherty
The pioneering musician tells Salon his latest remakes album isn't backward-looking -- it's a new way forward
Syrians Protest As UN Says Death Toll Tops 3,000
Frank Jordans, Bassem Mroue
Demonstrations against Assad regime rage on as threat of violence persists
Insiders voice doubts about CIA’s 9/11 story
Rory O'Connor, Ray Nowosielski
Former FBI agents say the agency's bin Laden unit misled them about two hijackers
America’s real death panels
David Sirota
By cutting food stamps and blocking smog regulations, Washington has a hand in killing thousands
Civil liberties group takes shot at Bloomberg
Peter Finocchiaro
NYCLU warns mayor, police against conducting mass arrests tomorrow in Zuccotti Park
Why “branding” won’t save the creative class
Scott Timberg
Freelance work -- and a strong "brand" -- will never beat a job. Free agency's nice -- but so is health insurance
Occupy Seattle, sprung from perch, protests Romney
Peter Finocchiaro
Seattle police forced demonstrators from their base station today to make room for a union rally
Zuccotti showdown set for early Friday morning
Justin Elliott
Park at the center of Occupy Wall Street will be cleared at 7 a.m. -- but protesters won't go willingly
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