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If you lease it, they will come: Cash-strapped, tech-savvy Millennials are ditching car ownership, but not cars
Angelo Young
As young Americans embrace new-car leases in record numbers, they're remaking the auto industry's business model
Calling all “chicks with picks”: How I climbed my way out of fear, one icy step at a time
Bernadette Murphy
As adults, we’re taught to minimize the level of risk in our lives — but this is when we need it the most
Why you should care about the Olympics, even if you don’t care about the Olympics
Michael Garofalo
A look at the storylines that will frame the Rio Games, from environmental issues to housing to the Zika virus
Trump’s religious hypocrisy: He signed an anti-porn pledge that could penalize his own wife’s photos
Amanda Marcotte
Donna Rice-Hughes got Trump to back a broad anti-porn pledge, and then the naked pictures of his wife came out
Veterans speak out: Former military members explain why they still back Trump after Khan comments
Justine Morris
Trump's attacks on the Khans provoked widespread condemnation, but many vets still support the GOP nominee
The Khan debacle shows Religious Right alienating natural allies; party must also embrace an increasingly secular country
Carrie Sheffield
The GOP would be wise to invite Muslim Americans into its big tent as U.S. becomes more religiously diverse
U.S. is bombing Libya again, 5 years after NATO war destabilized the country
Ben Norton
The U.S. dropped 23,144 bombs on 6 Muslim-majority countries in 2015. Libya is now the 7th with ongoing air strikes
WATCH: Trump supporters boo military mom who confronted Mike Pence over Khan attacks
Sophia Tesfaye
Catherine Byrne, mother of an Air Force veteran, said she felt "disrespected" by the crowd's overwhelming reaction
The value of talking politics: Discussions are better than obnoxious TV attack ads when it comes to getting votes
John Light
One group is banking on conversations among community members to tip the vote away from Trump
Uber surrenders to Chinese rival after reported $2 billion in losses
Scott Eric Kaufman
The ride-sharing group failed in its attempt to topple local Didi Chuxing, so it agreed to a merger
Obama, Clinton and a permanent state of war: The never-ending bloodshed that no one wants to talk about
Robert Hennelly
During the DNC there was no self-introspection about a policy that continues to fail the U.S and the world
Media’s political influence: We can bash Trump and his supporters all we want — but will it work?
Neal Gabler
Responsible members of the media who care about the direction of this country will continue to pummel Trump
Cyberattack on America: How vulnerable to hacking is our election cyber infrastructure?
Richard Forno
Remember when North Carolina’s Unilect e-voting machines “lost” 4,438 votes due to a system error?
“Always be a fighter”: Sharon Jones reflects on her music, her health and her new documentary
Annie Zaleski
Salon talks to the Dap-Kings singer about "Miss Sharon Jones!" chronicling her life on the road and in treatment
2016 Republicans: A “Know Nothing” party for the 21st Century
Mark DeLucia
The politics of xenophobia: Trump follows a long tradition of vilifying immigrants — a stance the GOP owns
The amazing life of Margaret Sanger, “Our Lady of Birth Control”: “I was intrigued that such a great do-gooder was also quite a bad girl in private”
Kim Kelly
Salon talks to Sabrina Jones about her new graphic novel about past and present fights for contraception
America is the No. 1 arms dealer: Yet why do trends in weapon exports remain in relative obscurity?
William D. Hartung
The United States was credited with more than half the value of all global arms transfer agreements in 2014
Finally, “a bulletproof black man”: The perfect timing of “Luke Cage” and the black nerd renaissance
Willie Burnley Jr.
My first look at Netflix's new Marvel superhero series fills me with joy, hope and pain
Enough with the spoiler alerts! Plot spoilers often increase enjoyment
Alan Jern
If not knowing what’s going to happen is so crucial for enjoyment, why do we watch movies we like more than once?
Donald’s Achilles’ heel: Trump’s racism could lose him moderate white support, data shows
Sean McElwee
Trump's overt bigotry could drive Independent whites to the Democratic party
10 reasons why #DemExit is serious: Getting rid of Debbie Wasserman Schultz is not enough
Sophia A. McClennen
The DNC canned its chair, but it has done little to address the grave concerns raised by its members
We’re not even at Peak Drake yet: This is what celebrity looks like in an era where we want more for less
Nico Lang
Drake became the most overexposed man in music this year, reaching a saturation point reminiscent of early Beatles
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