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Radio host Savage sues DHS over rightwing extremism report
Alex Koppelman
The right's still angry over a Homeland Security analysis that warned the political and economic climate might help potentially violent groups with recruiting.
“No one will miss you”
Kate Harding
Children are committing suicide in response to homophobic bullying, and adults continue to act as though it's just kids being kids
Bring back freedom fries!
Alex Koppelman
French President Nicolas Sarkozy calls President Obama weak and inexperienced.
Is torture really over?
Mark Benjamin
Without a hard look at the Bush administration's torture program, the United States could be condemned to repeat it, no matter what President Obama says.
In New York, tea partiers declare, “we are America”
Alex Koppelman
A boisterous crowd of about 2,000 attended the rally, but former House Speaker Newt Gingrich stole the show from all of them.
“Who wants to pay taxes? WE DO!”
Ben Travers
As tea-partiers protest taxes, pot smokers offer to pay more.
Watch your language!
Stephanie Zacharek
Are you loaded or shitfaced? Edumacated or frakked? A new book explores the poetic, ever-changing world of slang.
“On 9/11, I think they hit the wrong building”
Mike Madden
From Washington to San Francisco, tax day "tea parties" bring the right-wing fringe out into the unflattering light of day.
Fox feels the love in Sacramento
Tracy Clark-Flory
The tea party at the State Capitol building was a total fan fair for the network.
Searching for surprises at my local tea party
Joan Walsh
I found a middle-class guy who insists Obama raised his taxes, and an ex-banker telling people the problem isn't Obama, it's the banks. Plus: Used tea bags are ugly.
Tea-baggers hit San Francisco Civic Center
Joan Walsh
Salon's Joan Walsh twitters from the Tax Day protest.
Gay marriage in the Heartland
Jodi Mardesich
How same-sex unions triumphed in Iowa, and what other states can learn from the victory.
Roundup: Movies not to miss
Andrew O'Hehir
Go behind "A Chorus Line" with a riveting backstage doc; the amazing Hiam Abbass in "Lemon Tree"; and the greatest documentarian you've never heard of.
Your guide to teabagging
Alex Koppelman
The right gears up for a wave of "tea parties" on Tax Day, while the left points out that the protesters might want to pick a better metaphor.
The ultimate reaping of what one sows: right-wing edition
Glenn Greenwald
Conservatives suddenly embrace Terrorist Rights now that they are no longer in power.
The gay marriage apocalypse is coming!
Abigail Kramer
At last, conservative Christians find the long-sought connection between same-sex weddings and mass murder.
Jane Goodall’s animal planet
Steve Paulson
In a surprising interview, the famous primatologist talks about her mystical experiences in the jungle and her ever-increasing passion for animal rights and cleaning up the "horrendous mess" of our environment.
“But think of the things that were done to Iranians!”
Erich Follath, Dieter Bednarz, Georg Mascolo
An interview with Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
Lies, damn lies and Ari Fleischer
Alex Koppelman
The former White House press secretary argues the less wealthy should pay more in income tax, but his case relies on some statistical games.
Enough about John Galt, already
Mike Madden
Conservatives are starting their own version of Craigslist, to let the free market run... a marketplace. Its name? Galtslist.
An emerging progressive consensus on Obama’s executive power and secrecy abuses
Glenn Greenwald
The harshest denunciations of the Obama DOJ are coming from those who progressives held up as the most reliable and trustworthy authorities.
Why did gay books disappear from Amazon?
Sarah Hepola
Outrage ensues after several LGBT titles mysteriously lose their site rankings. The company blames a "glitch," but not everyone's buying it.
Just Do-Re-Mi it
Table Talk
Why are we moved by a mob doing a song from "The Sound of Music"? One member of Salon's Table Talk community explains.
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