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What we talk about when we talk about “The Help”
Andrew O'Hehir
Whitewash of history or intimate breakthrough? This summer's hit racial drama is also its biggest topic of conversation
Redefining pedophilia with pedophiles’ help
Tracy Clark-Flory
"Minor-attracted persons" say we need to rethink how the mental illness is defined -- and some experts agree
Tea Party people less popular than many other hated minority groups
Alex Pareene
They may want "their country" back, but their country doesn't really want them
Who’s behind the New Yorker’s bin Laden exclusive?
Russ Baker
The article's heavy reliance on anonymous sources raises questions about whose story is being told
“Sleep No More”: Shakespeare meets Internet games
Drew Grant
"Macbeth" and alternate reality gaming collide in a show that could suggest the future of cutting-edge theater
Why “The Help’s” critics are all wrong
Mary Elizabeth Williams
So a white woman wrote about the black experience? That's what fiction's all about
Has our bloated security budget made us safer?
Chris Hellman
We've spent nearly $8 trillion on counterterrorism since 9/11. It's time to assess the results
Perry: “Almost treasonous” if Bernanke prints more money
Salon Staff
Just a few days into his presidential campaign, the Texas governor makes a startling statement about Ben Bernanke
Time to end the Insane Clown Posse’s festival
Drew Grant
The reported death of a Juggalo makes the music festival even more indefensible
What if Anonymous targeted you?
Douglas Thomas
The "data dump" is hacking's new frontier. But this weapon against official secrets affects individuals, too
Rick Perry’s got some nerve
Joan Walsh
The governor who's talked about Texas seceding from the U.S. implies Obama isn't "in love" with America
Shariah foes seize on Perry’s ties to Muslims
Justin Elliott
The Muslim-baiting right can't decide what to make of the Texas governor's past
The night my family won “American Idol”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
It was just another night in the cheap seats -- until a random encounter turned everything around
Should I blame my parents because I’m fat?
Stacey R. Hall
A new study has unleashed more hatred on people like my folks. Were my mom and dad wrong to raise me like they did?
The Pentagon’s new China war plan
Stephen Glain
Despite budget woes, the military is preparing for a conflict with our biggest rival -- and we should be worried
Recession lessons from my backwater childhood
Felisa Rogers
When my mom started selling crafts on a recent camping trip, I remembered where my foraging instincts came from
Study: CIA drones strikes have killed 168 children
Justin Elliott
The Obama administration says a year of drone strikes in Pakistan killed zero civilians; outside experts disagree
Big Business has been very, very good to Mitt Romney
Michael Winship
The GOP candidate is a creature of the culture that dropped us into our current economic mess without a parachute
Free birth control for all (with religious exemptions)
Natasha Lennard
A controversial "conscience clause" in new insurance rules is not enough for Catholic groups
“Senna”: Meet the Elvis of racing drivers
Andrew O'Hehir
Never heard of Ayrton Senna? Don't care about Formula One? This documentary's so exciting it won't matter
Can a redesign make us eat better?
Nicole Torres
A look at the creative process behind the colorful new FDA nutrition labels
“Busy Monsters”: A wacky debut novel
Amy Reiter
The wacky, wonderful "Busy Monsters" follows a writer through a series of hilarious encounters
Income inequality is bad for rich people too
Yves Smith
Plutocrats would do themselves a favor by being taxed at higher rates
Syria’s cynical rebranding attempt
Salon Staff
President al-Assad promises new "free and fair" elections but the rhetoric's not fooling anyone at home or abroad
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