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Romney foreign policy aide undermined by Salon story

Justin Elliott
Mitchell Reiss' involvement in a campaign promoting a terrorist group became a liability after Salon reported it

Questions fuel the growing Wall Street occupation

Justin Elliott
As labor embraces a leaderless movement, utopian goals draw bigger crowds and more cops

Execution by secret WH committee

Glenn Greenwald
Reuters describes the bureaucratic panel that, with no oversight or transparency, orders citizens killed by the CIA

What my childhood bully taught me

Bert Baruch Wylen
I thought Ted picked on me because I was gay. Over 40 years later, I found out the real reason

From travel writer to war correspondent

Kate Grace Thomas
I went to Libya to work on a guidebook for Lonely Planet. I ended up witnessing a revolution

Erin Burnett: Voice of the People

Glenn Greenwald
Finacial reporters revere Wall Street as much as national security reporters revere military and CIA officials

Anti-equality groups fighting to keep donors anonymous in Minnesota

Alex Pareene
Groups supporting gay marriage ban in the Minnesota constitution rebel against the state campaign finance board

Johnny Depp: OK, photographs aren’t like rape

Mary Elizabeth Williams
The actor backpedals after comparing photo shoots to sexual assault in Vanity Fair -- and offers a smart apology

South Africa’s “corrective rape” epidemic

Erna Smith
Despite enjoying comprehensive legal rights, the country's lesbians live under threat of sexual violence

Neoconservatives hype a new Cold War

Ken Silverstein
Lobbyists wine and dine eager Washington journalists in a campaign to undo Obama's "reset" on Russia

Will I lose my mojo as a stay-at-home dad?

Cary Tennis
I want to care for my kids, but fear the effect on my career, earning power and friendships

The unfree speech movement

Gary Kamiya
U.C. Berkeley’s response to a student satire on affirmative action shows the campus isn’t ready to talk about race

When Republicans warm to outspending Obama

Eartha Melzer
As Michigan prepares for winter, the president's chilly budget cuts hit home. Guess who's feeling more generous?

The origins of Occupy Wall Street explained

Justin Elliott
Salon talks to the editor of Adbusters about the practical and philosophical roots of the movement

Andrew Ross Sorkin’s assignment editor

Glenn Greenwald
What caused the NYT's Andrew Ross Sorkin to finally cover Occupy Wall Street?

Underdogs should stick together

Joan Walsh
President Obama said he's the 2012 underdog, and I hope that means he'll band together and fight the overdogs

Interview with my bully: The courage to remember

Janni Lee Simner
As the author's writing career blossomed, old classmates got back in touch. But only one faced up to the truth

Lawyers seek docs on NYPD unit that eyed Muslims

Matt Apuzzo
Civil rights attorneys investigate the controversial surveillance program

Breitbart shock: Obama was in same place at same time as New Black Panthers

Alex Pareene
Right-wingers once again try to connect the president to a fringe group of laughable conservative boogeymen

The HPV vaccine should not be controversial

Rahul Parikh
The national debate is dominated by myths. The vaccine works -- and doctors need to encourage teens to get it

The Petraeus projection: The CIA director's record since the surge

Fred Branfman
Hero worship hides the military failures of the CIA director's "global killing machine"

When Romney helped Perry evade the law

Mark Hertsgaard
Lawsuit reveals contradictory stories about an illicit $1 million campaign contribution from “Swift Boat” funder

So much evidence, there’s no need to show it

Glenn Greenwald
Obama officials play a Bush card by assuring everyone they have secret evidence of Anwar Awlaki's guilt

Does God exist?

Alan Lightman
The case for reconciling the scientific with the divine -- and against the anti-religion of Richard Dawkins
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