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Facing down my eighth-grade tormentor
Steve Almond
A new Salon series: I tracked down the kid who made my life hell and did the unthinkable -- had a conversation
Is the Grim Reaper gunning for Wisconsin's cheeseheads?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
An advocacy group unleashes a warning about dairy -- but winds up with egg on its face
Muslim Republican heckled as “terrorist”
Justin Elliott
A Muslim activist seeking a position in the south Florida GOP was rejected 158-11 at a raucous meeting
The rogue trader: Crazier than a psychopath
Andrew Leonard
The BBC is shocked when a speculator tells the truth, but science explains the appetite for destruction
Diebold voting machines can be hacked by remote control
Brad Friedman
Exclusive: A laboratory shows how an e-voting machine
used by a third of all voters can be easily manipulated
Why I went public about my unemployment
Amy Gutman
Maybe it was unwise to write about being jobless. But this recession might get easier if we admit how hard it is
Why white liberals are (really) ditching Obama
David Sirota
Racism isn't responsible for the president's drop in popularity. His right-wing policies are
The plot-crazy spectacle of “Boardwalk Empire”
Matt Zoller Seitz
In season two, HBO's Prohibition-era drama has enlarged its scope but still hasn't found its reason for being
Are white liberals abandoning the president?
Joan Walsh
A Nation writer worries that an "insidious form of racism" explains their criticism of Obama. I don't see evidence
When we tried tantric sex
Andrea Askowitz
Victoria and I went to the workshop to spice up the bedroom, but what we found was true intimacy
Question about America's enemies
Glenn Greenwald
Does the U.S. ever fight against anyone it didn't recently arm, fund and/or otherwise fortify?
What no-drama Obama could learn from no-hysterics Eric
Nina Burleigh
With mild manners, New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman takes a hard line
Solyndra scandal: A threat to the solar industry?
Justin Elliott
Republicans have seized on the case of the bankrupt company as a way to discredit the renewable energy sector
Israel's misguided crackdown strategy
Bill Van Esveld
To lower the risk of violence, the usual, get-tough response to Palestinian protests is the wrong approach
The terrible post-9/11 truth: Our government's been hijacked
Michael Winship
Democracy has been commandeered by a self-interested gang
Terrorism at a Thai brothel
Patrick Winn
In Asia's bloodiest Islamist insurgency, jihadis target a lesser known breed of sex tourist
How the two-party duopoly operates
David Sirota
The behavior of two Colorado politicians shows how superficial the differences between the parties are
How Rick Perry courts the Zionist vote
Sarah Posner
Appearing with Jewish extremists is designed to win over apocalyptic Christians
The secrets of medical decision-making
Thomas Rogers
Doctors are giving patients more freedom to choose their own treatment. Two MDs explain what that really means
Why America and France clash on Palestine
Michael Goldfarb
Obama and Sarkozy both face reelection -- and they're pandering to very different audiences
NYPD eyed U.S. citizens in intel effort
Eileen Sullivan, Matt Apuzzo, Adam Goldman
Police reportedly monitored Americans under no suspicion of wrongdoing, simply because of their ethnicity
Palestine’s losing battle for land
Sandy Tolan
The U.N. could soon recognize it as a state, but Israel is swallowing more and more of its territory
How R.E.M. invented alternative music
Annie Zaleski
The most influential American band of the last three decades walks away with a staggering and secure legacy
Troy Davis executed at 11:08 p.m. EST
Greg Bluestein
Georgia inmate killed by lethal injection after last-minute appeal refused by Supreme Court
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