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Women are fleeing the church, and it’s not hard to understand why
Patricia Miller
New Pew Research Center data offer further evidence that conservatism is chasing women from organized religion
America’s real terror threat: Domestic extremists pose a greater danger than ISIS ever will
David Alpher
Far-right groups consider anti-government violence justified, and Trump's nomination has only emboldened them
Bill Kristol is reportedly trying to recruit anti-LGBT National Review writer David French to run for prez
Antoaneta Roussi
French has written extensively against LGBT equality and women’s access to abortion
The Internet’s bigot crisis: There’s a new push to curtail online bigotry, but the toxic sludge of hate is too enormous to erase
Amanda Marcotte
It's impossible to combat online bigotry, which is spread through code words and implications more than slurs
This is how fascism takes hold: The media is turning Donald Trump into just another candidate
Neal Gabler
Jimmy Kimmel yucks it up with the Republican nominee, not realizing this could be the end of politics as we know it
This will make you angry: Essay in Fusion shows what it’s like to be denied an Airbnb cabin because you’re black
Brendan Gauthier
And, like magic, when his white friend requests the same dates, "Approved immediately!"
“I didn’t want the credit”: Trump says media “should be ashamed” for investigating his delayed donations to veterans’ groups
Sophia Tesfaye
"You think I'm gonna change? I'm not changing," Trump warned the media who pressed him on his missing donations
Trump wants revenge: His hunger to be president is all about gaining power to settle petty personal scores
Amanda Marcotte
Trump's entire political career can be traced back to his personal grievances, making him a very real danger
The disaster that would be Vice President Newt Gingrich: Giving him the power he’s hungry for is downright dangerous
Gary Legum
No one is better at abusing power in D.C. than Newt — he'd be yet another reason America needs to reject
Indie rock’s best year ever: 20 years later, here are 10 albums that redefined a genre
Scott Timberg
The good albums of 1996 were inventive, forceful, noisy, and melodic -- let's revisit these 10 great works of art
The unapologetic introvert: I had to leave the U.S. to stop pretending to be an extrovert
Chantal Panozzo
America values the bold and gregarious, but when I moved to Switzerland, I found my people—no fake smiles required
There will be mayhem: Petro-states are going down and taking the world economy with them
Michael T. Klare
Iraq and Venezuela are on the brink of collapse. Saudi Arabia may be next in line. The fallout could prove deadly
Plugged in and stressed out: Technology is killing the work-life balance
Chris Smith
Being digitally tied to their desks is ruining workers' productivity — and sometimes their lives
The right’s bathroom privacy lie: Their new “bathroom bill” approach misreads the Constitution — and decency
Scott Skinner-Thompson
Conservative groups opposing transgender inclusion have the law -- and the facts -- all wrong
An orgasm for the skin: The strange science behind “aesthetic chills”
Mitchell Colver
Have you ever listened to a piece of music and felt your arms break out in goosebumps? You may be prone to frisson
We may be just this screwed: Donald Trump has an easier path to victory than you think
Musa al-Gharbi
Trump and Clinton share very high negatives. Hillary's may end up being harder to turn around
Hillary’s on the wrong side of history again: Noam Chomsky, Palestinian freedom, and a policy stuck in the past
David Palumbo-Liu
Young people, progressives and people of color are increasingly on side of Palestinian freedom. Where's Clinton?
The Defense Department is ruining America: Big budgets, militarization and the real story behind our Asia pivot
Patrick L. Smith
"Our defense contractors await your business." That was the message behind Obama and Carter's visits to Asia
It’s time to look in the mirror, Bernie: Now, more than ever, Sanders needs to be criticized for his failed political theories
Amanda Marcotte
Sanders backers must stop calling Clinton a "sore winner," and instead learn the right lessons from his failure
Either one will lead to war: Hawkish Hillary and reckless Trump could both lead to prolonged new wars
Paul Rosenberg
We've fueled a dangerous dynamic in Middle East for decades. In different ways, Trump and Hillary make it scarier
What life in a cult was like: “We gave away our critical thinking and moral code and surrendered it to him”
Gary M. Kramer
Salon talks to former disciples, including the filmmaker, about "Holy Hell," a new documentary about Buddhafield
Bill O’Reilly’s making this up: His latest racial bloviating is just plain fiction
Chauncey DeVega
Scaring Fox News viewers with tales of black thuggery and anti-white violence is central to his gimmick
Trump’s a walking time bomb: Don’t be fooled by his “victory,” he can implode his own campaign at any moment
Heather Digby Parton
He has no idea what he's doing — his campaign is all over the place, with infighting, tension and recklessness
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