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Enough of the “Us vs. Them” binary: Why I’m writing in Bernie Sanders on election day
Carmela D'Amico
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump strike me as dishonest and untrustworthy, so I refuse to vote for either of them
Mike Pence makes perfect sense: The Indiana governor is close to religious right, Koch brothers — and that’s great for Trump
Adele M. Stan
The Koch brothers may hate Trump, but he could put one of their own a heartbeat away from the presidency
The servants behind Hillary’s server: Meet the staffers tied up in the email debacle
Alex Kotch
Clinton's computer club: Her use of a private email server was a true team operation
We are the empire: Military interventions, “Star Wars” and how we’re the real aliens
William Astore
Only when we're willing to see our own invasive nature will we become the kind of land we want to be
Diversity is making science fiction better: “We’re in a full flowering of potential” for the genre
Scott Timberg
Salon talks to Ann and Jeff VanderMeer about a massive new anthology that takes a global look at the field
Military violence and scandal: We need a public discussion of the sexual assault epidemic in our armed forces
David Masciotra
Two out of every five military women experience sexual trauma during service — and nothing is being done
California needs to step up: Why millions of residents have fallen into health care gaps
Sasha Abramsky
Over three million Californians are without health care coverage or have basic coverage that hurts more than helps
Donald Trump’s weaponized platform: A project three decades in the making
Paul Rosenberg
A conversation on dangerous radical-right connections with Talk To Action co-founder Bruce Wilson
The mystique of Daniel Johnston: “There’s something ancient in all of this — the notion of the eccentric”
Dan Mistich
Salon talks to Scott McClanahan, author of a new graphic novel about the outsider musician and artist
Military factions attempt coup in Turkey, they say “to reinstate democracy”
Ben Norton
Parts of Turkey's military have taken over—they claim to defend democracy & secularism. Erdogan called for protests
Sunday’s police riot in Baton Rouge: Anti-brutality protests met with brutality
Daniel Denvir
They “started charging into the crowd and tackling people," said Max Geller, who was injured and arrested by cops
“28 pages” showing Saudi connection to 9/11 attacks finally released after 14 years
Ben Norton
Report: Sept. 11 hijackers "received support or assistance from individuals who may be connected to the Saudi Gov."
Nice truck driver identified after Bastille Day attack leaves 84 dead, 202 injured in France: What we know so far
Sophia Tesfaye
A 31-year-old French Tunisian man rammed a 19-ton truck into a crowd and opened fire in the French coastal city
Cornel West endorses Green Party’s Jill Stein, calls Trump “neo-fascist catastrophe,” Clinton “neoliberal disaster”
Ben Norton
Cornel West, a Sanders appointee for the Democratic Party platform, slammed Hillary, Trump and Obama in an op-ed
140 Silicon Valley leaders pen open letter protesting Donald Trump nomination
Scott Eric Kaufman
Technology sector wants "candidate who embraces the ideals that build America's infrastructure"
A roadmap for Hillary and Democrats: Here’s how to make a political platform progressive
Jim Hightower
Major breakthroughs came out of the Dems' Orlando confab on a national platform, but ideas must turn into actions
What Newt Gingrich really thinks of Donald Trump: He’s “not a conservative”
Robert Faturechi
Gingrich: Trump would lose in a landslide if he didn’t evolve to be more like Ronald Reagan than Barry Goldwater
Horror in France: At least 80 killed after truck loaded with weapons plows through crowd
The Associated Press
Truck barrels through revelers gathered in Nice, France during Bastille Day celebration
Norman Lear sits down with Salon: “Trump is the middle finger of the American right hand”
Andrew O'Hehir
Archie Bunker wouldn't vote for Trump, insists his 93-year-old creator, now the subject of an irresistible film
Dance into the fire: A close look at Duran Duran’s low-key red-hot tour of the summer
Annie Zaleski
Partnering with Chic featuring Nile Rodgers brings their tour's dance-ability to the next level
“Stick to sports” is no longer an option: What it means for NBA stars to take a stand for Black Lives Matter
Nathaniel Friedman
LeBron James, Dwayne Wade, Carmelo Anthony and Chris Paul raised the bar for today's athletes at the ESPYs
7 things you need to know about Mike Pence, Trump’s reported VP pick
Brendan Gauthier
Considering Pence's stance on immigration and abortion, it's no wonder Trump chose him as his VP
Anatomy of a right-wing hoax: A year later, the Planned Parenthood videos are still backfiring on the scammers
Amanda Marcotte
The Center for Medical Progress embarrassed the right, not Planned Parenthood, with their false accusations
ESPY Awards open with impassioned #BlackLivesMatter plea from NBA superstars: “We all have to do better”
Scott Eric Kaufman
LeBron James, Carmelo Anthony, Chris Paul, and Dwyane Wade turned the sports awards show into a "call to action"
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