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FBI refuses to release most of the information on the Orlando massacre
Ben Norton
FBI is not releasing audio or transcripts of Omar Mateen's several calls, preventing journalists from investigating
FBI tried to “lure” Orlando shooter into 2013 terror plot, report says, questioning effectiveness of police entrapment
Ben Norton
Civil liberties advocates say the failed sting operations against Omar Mateen shows FBI informants are ineffective
Trump courts the homophobes: He says he stands with LGBTs, but now he’s meeting with anti-gay Christian leaders
Amanda Marcotte
Trump claims he is a friend to the LGBT community, yet he's having a friendly sitdown with those who demonize gays
Trump says U.S. should adopt Israel’s racial profiling model, after Huckabee applauds Israel’s anti-Muslim policies
Ben Norton
Far-right Republican leaders hope to emulate Israel, where over 50 laws discriminate against Palestinian citizens
Trump’s dumping of Lewandowski: A look back at the controversial campaign manager’s myriad controversies
Brendan Gauthier
Lewandowski went from relative obscurity to front page news due to his pragmatic sleaziness and lewd behaviors
“Westworld”’s promising preview: HBO could have its next great show on its hands
Scott Timberg
The series could be great if it weaves its nature-of-reality musings into the action without flubbing it
Yes, trolling can be a crime: Facebook harasser faces up to 3 years in prison after targeting women
Mary Elizabeth Williams
An Australian man pleads guilty after finding himself shocked to be charged after issuing rape threats online
Donald Trump’s Libya policy is strikingly similar to one of Hillary’s top surrogates
Ben Norton
Donald Trump and Center for American Progress President Neera Tanden proposed the same Libya policy: oil for bombs
“Star Trek” actor Anton Yelchin dead at 27
Lindsey Bahr, Sandy Cohen
The rising star was killed in a freak accident early Sunday morning, law enforcement and his publicist confirm
Criminalizing poverty: Homeless in Harlem complain of NYPD harassment
Daniel Denvir
The crackdown on homeless appears to stem from official policy by the city
We never leave high school: Science proves adolescence unforgettable — for better or worse
Frank T. McAndrew
Still find yourself day-dreaming about that unrequited crush junior year? You have your primitive brain to thank
Big men on campus: The Koch brothers’ university donations are a veiled political weapon
Alex Kotch
How massive Koch donations to universities miraculously lead to legislation the billionaire brothers' support
How close we are to slavery: America’s horrible legacy still deeply runs through the nation’s veins
Jack Shuler
For Lula Williams, America's worst period isn't ancient history — her grandmother was a slave
My father’s war, my toxic inheritance
Stephen M. Katz, Mike Hixenbaugh, Charles Ornstein
In Vietnam, Agent Orange claimed hundreds of thousands of victims, including my estranged dad. Could I be one too?
Sexless in the city: This couple is young, crazy in love and asexual
Janet Upadhye
"People must be lying when they talk about sexual attraction; is that really a thing?"
“Rough and raw and strange”: The Felice Brothers on their new album, Dylan comparisons and making “a very modest living” at music
Scott Timberg
Salon speaks to James Felice about the upstate NY band's ragged and exciting new album, "Life in the Dark"
“How to Make White People Laugh”: Comedian and author Negin Farsad on fighting Islamophobia, one “bacon test” at a time
Leeron Hoory
Salon talks to Farsad about her debut memoir and the power of comedy to combat racism and launch social change
The problems run deep: Bernie’s movement and ideas can’t fix what ails the Democratic Party
Robert Goldsmith
From out-of-control lobbyists to the influence of Wall Street, the Democratic Party can't be fixed by one man alone
Inside the donor network: Studies unravel the towering influence money has over politics — on the right and left
Sean McElwee, Roberta Barnett
Exclusive: Reports explore how donor groups grow and work strategically to achieve political objectives
Orange wasn’t my new black
Gigi Blanchard
My descent into the juvenile justice system’s labyrinth began at 15—and it wasn't anything like Litchfield
Suspected killer of British lawmaker is neo-Nazi — but media blamed mental illness, like Charleston 1 year ago
Ben Norton
The brutal attack on Labor MP Jo Cox comes 1 year after fellow neo-Nazi Dylann Roof killed 9 people in Charleston
Send in the abortion drones: We could use this Irish pro-choice tech protest here in the U.S., too
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A show of "solidarity" highlights how hard it is still is for women to end a pregnancy
David Brooks: Obama’s “decision to dance around” the reality of jihadism is “driving people to Donald Trump”
Scott Eric Kaufman
The president thinks Americans are "too dim to be able to distinguish between terrorists and good-hearted Muslims"
In fiction, anyone can be a protagonist: “I don’t understand this desire to only read about people who are like oneself”
Bill Cheng
Salon talks to Kaitlyn Greenidge about her debut novel "We Love You, Charlie Freeman"
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