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Love is the mother of all addictions: Compelling as nicotine and heroin — and just as hard to kick
Lynn Stuart Parramore
Docs question whether it exists at all. For members of Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous, it's excruciatingly real
You don’t know if that’s beef: The animals mixed into your meat might shock — and disgust — you
Richard Evershed, Nicola Temple
Meat substitution scandals are becoming more common: When researchers test meats, they often find unexpected things
They should all be tried: George W. Bush, Dick Cheney and America’s overlooked war crimes
Rebecca Gordon
What the CIA did to Abu Zubaydah was barbarous. That his torturers have gone unpunished is an American tragedy
Clintonism screwed the Democrats: How Bill, Hillary and the Democratic Leadership Council gutted progressivism
Paul Rosenberg
Imagine there's no Clintons. It's easy if you try! Without pernicious DLC, liberalism is a stronger movement today
Our gun myths are all wrong: The real history behind the Second Amendment clichés that have sustained our lethal gun culture
Pamela Haag
America was born with a unique bond to gun culture, some would have you believe. They're peddling bad history
Donald Trump thinks he’s a god. Even worse, his supporters agree
Émile P. Torres
He's wrong about so much, but implores his fans to believe him. Scarily, they do. Call this religion Drumpfism
Death, carnage and chaos: How NATO became one of the most destructive forces on the planet
Vijay Prashad
From Eastern Europe to Afghanistan and Libya, the military alliance has left a trail of devastation in its wake
Inside the right-wing lie factory: Secrets of a Koch-funded propaganda machine more insidious than Fox News
Jeff Nesbit
As daily papers cut back on local news and politics, the Koch brothers are rushing into the void with slanted news
Sam Brownback gutted Kansas: How America’s worst governor and an ultra-conservative ideology wrecked an entire state
Marcel Harmon
GOP zealots, enthralled by a fictitious fantasy of tax cuts and free-market nonsense, turned Kansas upside down
Moms deserve better than this: The shameless pandering of “Mother’s Day” is an argument for the death of “hyperlink” films
Nico Lang
Garry Marshall's latest holiday-pegged rom-com, built from the awful mold of "Love Actually," is a desperate farce
Failing the “DuVernay Test”: 6 signs your on-screen black character is a tired stereotype
Nico Lang
Exhibit A: Eddie Murphy's new film "Mr. Church," which has been dubbed a "spiritual sequel" to "Driving Miss Daisy"
Donald Trump thinks he can win over disaffected Bernie Sanders supporters
Sophia Tesfaye
Campaign manager Corey Lewandowski says Trump is ready to bring into the fold anyone who is still feeling the Bern
“If a lizard dresses up in a suit, he can run for president”: Seth Meyers has a brilliant comeback for Ted Cruz’s intolerance
Brendan Gauthier
Meyers takes the perfect "closer look" at "bathroom bills" and LGBT rights
This is a public health crisis: America’s sleep inequality matches its income inequality
Theresa Fisher
The lower you are on the socioeconomic ladder, the less shut-eye you're likely to get. A psychologist explains
There will be pandemonium: The end of the old oil order has already begun
Michael T. Klare
Failed negotiations in Doha are just a sign of things to come. Big Oil has collapsed and is unlikely to recover
7 women the U.S. Treasury plans to honor not named Harriet Tubman
Elizabeth Preza
Susan B. Anthony, Lucretia Mott and Eleanor Roosevelt are just a few of the faces adorning our new currency
The librarian who outfoxed Al Qaeda: “In one spasm of violence, they burned just about everything they could find”
Scott Timberg
Salon speaks to the author of "The Bad-Ass Librarians of Timbuktu" about jihadis and the heist of the century
Rahm Emanuel’s political machine is overwhelmingly white. Here’s why it matters — even beyond Chicago
Sean McElwee
New data shows that Emanuel's donor base is glaringly monochromatic, a fact with implications beyond the Windy City
Amy Schumer mocks how easy it is to buy a gun in hilarious Home Shopping Network sketch
Sophia Tesfaye
“This was a sketch that Amy personally felt really strongly about”
Tinder and Facebook collide: This isn’t going to be awkward at all
Erin Coulehan
Don't cross these streams! New "Tinder Social" feature will let users create "groups" out of Facebook friends
So it’s not rape if she’s passed-out drunk? Oklahoma ruling shines light on disturbing loopholes in sexual assault laws
Mary Elizabeth Williams
An appeals court refused to overturn a judge's decision that reveals shocking gaps in our understanding of consent
This is what the revolution looks like: Former Sanders staffers are launching a new PAC aimed at midterm Congressional elections
Sean Illing
The ambitious new plan by Bernie staffers is a giant leap in guaranteeing his movement endures
Donald Trump, our terrifying Lone Ranger: The GOP front-runner acts like the president is above the law
Rick Perlstein
Can old-fashioned democracy survive when the law is reduced to one man's will?
GOP’s losing streak continues: The Megyn Kelly-Donald Trump summit can only end badly
Eric Boehlert
Fox News' prime-time special means more free airtime for the presumptive nominee. Reince Priebus just can't win
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