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If Trump and Clinton want to reach voters in the next debate, they need to talk about police brutality
Keisha N. Blain, Ibram X. Kendi
Trump and Clinton must address police brutality at Washington University in St. Louis, mere miles from Ferguson
Faith in ignorance: Politicians who quote the Bible often don’t know anything about the Bible
Émile P. Torres
Two biblical scholars explain that Scripture offers no easy answers — and no one really takes it "literally"
Sign language: Horoscopes for people oblivious to Astrology
Madalyn Aslan
Whatever your sign and whatever the stars hold, you're covered with these readings from The Ivy League Psychic
Rebranding Bernie: The Sanders revolution will evolve into a sticky political movement
Jim Hightower
Cynics, beware: Sanders' legacy endures with Our Revolution movement — watch as Berniecrats take state seats
Mike Mills’ classical rock: Life after R.E.M. includes a new violin concerto bringing orchestra crowds to their feet
Dan Mistich
The R.E.M. bassist's new "Concerto for Rock Band, Violin and Strings" brings the rock and symphony worlds together
U.S. is “making excuses” for Saudi war crimes in Yemen, rights group says
Ben Norton
A Human Rights Watch researcher condemned U.S. "stonewalling" on use of American weapons in Saudi-led war
Donald Trump’s poll-watching “voter fraud” squad sounds like it could easily lead to voter intimidation
Simon Maloy
Trump tells Pennsylvania supporters to deputize themselves as poll watchers. What could possibly go wrong?
In our national interest: Climate change is something the military cares about deeply
David Titley
A military view on climate change: It's eroding our national security and we should prepare for it
Scathing U.N. report: “Structural racism” endures in U.S., and the government has failed to protect African-Americans’ rights
Ben Norton
U.N. group condemns mass incarceration, drug war, "human rights crisis" of police killings; calls for reparations
Paul Ryan, Donald Trump will stump together in Wisconsin
Andrew Taylor
Their joint campaign appearance on Saturday is the latest in a long, rocky history between the two
Colombia President Juan Manuel Santos wins Nobel Peace Prize for efforts to end deadly 50-year civil war
The Associated Press
The civil war has killed more than 200,000 people during its five decades
Charter schools and the struggle for progress: Why the NAACP has it wrong on the chapter of the civil rights struggle
Carrie Sheffield
Despite the rapid growth and high achievement of charter schools nationwide, the NAACP is opposing them — why?
Is Donald Trump a good businessman? Here’s what we’ve learned from his tax filings
Philip Hackney, Brian Mittendorf
There's a lot to learn about what Trump's real business acumen truly is
Radical resurgence: In Afghanistan, the Taliban is becoming more powerful
Vijay Prashad
How the U.S. failed in making long-lasting change
Okkervil River gets born again: “I feel more alive than I have for a decade”
Scott Timberg
Salon speaks to Will Sheff, leader of the indie-rock band, about his creative death and rebirth with "Away"
We don’t have “two historically unpopular candidates”: What the media gets wrong about candidate popularity
Paul Rosenberg
Are Clinton and Trump really the least popular candidates ever? Yes and no, but that hides the real problem
Look Again: The day’s most compelling images from around the globe
Salon Staff
Fascinating world views from a flower market in India to Mondrianesque lily fields in the Netherlands
30 former Republican lawmakers denounce Donald Trump: “Manifestly unqualified to be president”
Sophia Tesfaye
Former Republican lawmakers harshly denounce the front-runner
Pope Francis’ LGBT failure: Vulnerable transgender community needs his active support now
Nico Lang
The Catholic Church has made great strides on gay and lesbian issues but still lags behind on trans understanding
A fan of the cyber: Donald Trump is just now pouring lots of money into digital data
Julie Bykowicz
He once called data "overrated," but now Trump is spending lots on digital services
When a “gift” is a sleazy crime: Supreme Court may crack down on insider-trading rules
Angelo Young
Imagine that: Supreme Court justices may not believe Wall Street insiders share info with no strings attached
The anti-climax: VP candidates Mike Pence and Tim Kaine try harder, but…
Neal Gabler
...the Nov. 8 contest is still all about Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton
Privatizing the public sector is actually costing taxpayers money
s.e. smith
Studies show that private contract employees rely on Medicaid and other taxpaying programs
What makes a good teacher? Why certifications and standards don’t guarantee quality educators
Gerald K. LeTendre
Nations across the globe are undergoing education reform to improve teacher quality
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