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“Tomorrow we carry on his work”: Journalists, activists mourn death of human rights lawyer Michael Ratner
Ben Norton
Michael Ratner defended human rights around the world for 45 years, working on WikiLeaks, Julian Assange and Gitmo
Hope for Bernie Sanders backers: Yes, he can beat Hillary in a contested convention
H.A. Goodman
It's FBI investigation of Clinton’s emails, and not merely delegate count, that can give Bernie the nomination
Relax, we’re not all mean girls: Here’s what that “your friends don’t like you” study really shows
Erin Coulehan
The truth is actually closer to "The Breakfast Club"—when social-climbing pressure is off, real bonds can form
Welcome to the nightmare election: Why Clinton vs. Trump is going to be about one thing — fear
Daniel Denvir
Far from a productive dialogue about America's future, both campaigns will be appealing to voters' fears.
Hedge funds win no matter what: These are the obscene salaries of the industry’s top managers
Kali Holloway
Most of the country lives paycheck to paycheck. Not Citadel's Kenneth Griffin. He took home 1.7 billion last year
Two faces of a rotted system: Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are everything wrong with majority voting
Michel Balinksi, Rida Laraki
Once again, the American public is forced to choose between the lesser of two evils. There has to be a better way
Noam Chomsky: America has made the world a more dangerous place
Noam Chomsky
America's leftist conscience explores the devastating consequences of our war on terror. Part 2 of a 2-part excerpt
3 oligarchs-turned-governors who are laying ruin to their states
Alex Henderson
Rick Scott, Matt Bevin and Bruce Rauner have gutted social services for the poor. The results speak for themselves
Pure Barre’s tortured purity: The punishing feminine ideal behind tucking, burning and embracing the shake
JoAnna Novak
The language and images surrounding this fitness craze promote a sameness that feels anything but body-positive
So you want to make a sex tape hoax: Yacht’s little publicity stunt is one odd way to self-promote
Scott Timberg
Claiming to be victims, the band said they were selling their leaked sex tape themselves—but it's apparently a ruse
This is Colbert’s high-wire act now: Dan Savage comes on “The Late Show” to demolish GOP transphobia
Sonia Saraiya
The “Savage Love” columnist made a guest appearance to make points about queer rights that Colbert can't or won't
David Brooks will never get it: After getting Trump and GOP wrong, now he has a new crusade
Aaron Barlow
After a mea culpa for the entire primary season, Brooks takes aim at new enemy. It is, yes, the grade point average
The Christian right’s Trump-ageddon: How Donald Trump is tearing religious conservatives apart
Heather Digby Parton
It sounds crazy that a man as lacking in piety as Donald Trump could win over religious voters. But he has
“A mutant from a carrot juicing accident”: Trevor Noah burns Donald Trump
Brendan Gauthier
"The most interesting people are a group who spent the whole race throwing shit at Trump..."
Beyoncé wins again: She faces protests for her politics, but like the Dixie Chicks and Sinead O’Connor, the right’s proven wrong again
Amanda Marcotte
Conservatives who want to protest Beyoncé should consider how similar outcries in the past just made them look bad
The women who accused Bill Clinton: A primer on the sex scandals that Donald Trump won’t stop taunting Hillary about
Michael Garofalo
Trump said of Hillary: "She's been the total enabler. She would go after these women and destroy their lives"
Noam Chomsky: America is an empire in decline
Noam Chomsky
The celebrated political scientist talks neoliberalism, Western triumphalism and more. Part 1 of a 2-part excerpt
Delusional, prudish, selfish, violent: This is how Americans compare to the rest of the world
Kali Holloway
Findings from the Pew Research Center shed new light on our national character, good, bad and hideously ugly
What it means to be brown: Cheap labor, scapegoated Muslims and exploited immigrants, from Canada to Qatar
Matthew Hays
The author of "Brown" speaks to Salon on the economic and political forces at work in the world against brown skin
Ted Cruz launches second campaign: Failed GOP candidate wants to take over the Republican convention platform
Sophia Tesfaye
Cruz's top aides pick up the pieces a week after their devastating defeat with an eye towards Cleveland
Trump’s misogynist campaign: He’s successfully alienating every female voter he can — and Jan Brewer’s helping
Amanda Marcotte
Trump surrogate Jan Brewer sneers at "this woman thing," while Trump paints Clinton as a nagging shrew of a wife
Radiohead’s triumph of dread: Thom Yorke and company brood spectacularly on “A Moon Shaped Pool”
Scott Timberg
With strings, acoustic guitars and eerie atmosphere, the group's new album is chilly and brilliant
“Media really got ISIS wrong”: Its brutality helped al-Qaeda, terrorism expert says, as U.S. policies made it worse
Ben Norton
Al-Qaeda groups like al-Nusra in Syria have exploited the rise of ISIS to grow, warns terrorism scholar Max Abrahms
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