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Sex in the sea: What we can learn from underwater orgies, beach sand bondage and kinky lobster courtship
Marah J. Hardt
Here are 3 ways to woo a lover in the water—and 2 techniques better left in the deep
Utah and the war on porn: Our long national history of condemning “obscenity” as public enemy #1
Whitney Strub
The latest pornography "health crisis" is part of a cycle of hysteria and fear that dates back to the Civil War
We’re not the “good guys”: American drone warfare is terrorizing the Middle East
Pratap Chatterjee
The Obama administration clings to Hollywood fantasy about the war on terror, even as its whistleblowers call foul
Gutless Democrats fear fights: Why triangulating neo-liberal Clintonites back big business over people
Paul Rosenberg
Progressives are right and Hillary Clinton is wrong on trade. So why do we run away from a winning hand?
Bigots boycott Target over bathrooms: Inclusive public restrooms aren’t “a possible gateway for predators”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
If anyone's personal safety is at risk in public facilities, it's trans patrons, not the "family values" crowd
Bernie Sanders is right: Even U.S. State Department says Israel used disproportionate violence in Gaza
Ben Norton
The U.S. government joins the U.N. and rights groups in confirming that Israel used indiscriminate force in Gaza
Seymour Hersh spills the secrets of Bin Laden’s execution: “He was a prisoner of war. It was a hit”
Ken Klippenstein
The legendary journalist dishes on Saudi Arabia, Obama and what really went down that fateful night in Abbottabad
“Male contraceptive options haven’t changed since Elvis was thin”: These revolutionary alternatives to condoms are dragging male birth control into the 21st century
Valerie Tarico
Condoms have been men's contraceptive go-to for at least 500 years - and really haven't changed that much since
A Prince for every occasion: He created his own borderless genre—and always sounded exactly like himself
Annie Zaleski
Funk, soul, R&B, rock, pop, blues—Prince conquered them all, and championed female artists along the way
Prince, the activist: The times he blasted Wall Street, Freddie Gray’s death, “enslavement” to Warner Bros. and the corrupt status quo
Ben Norton
Prince wasn't known for political activism, but when he did his message came across in a way only he could deliver
Texas is using “Of Mice and Men” to justify executing this man. Seriously.
Anna Arceneaux
Bobby James Moore has an intellectual disability, yet he sits on death row because of deeply unscientific evidence
The power of Prince: A master of opposites, he bridged divides between genre, race, gender and style
Scott Timberg
Prince accomplished a staggering amount since his 1978 debut, embracing both the sacred and the profane
Enough with the Hillary cult: Her admirers ignore reality, dream of worshipping a queen
Camille Paglia
Clinton voters overlook money lust, shadowy surrogates, sociopathic policy shifts, horrific overseas record. Why?
Hillary’s primary success is a sham: Bernie Sanders will remain the true Democratic front-runner until the FBI finishes its Investigation
H.A. Goodman
It's not over until the FBI clears Hillary Clinton— which it absolutely shouldn't
We’re never closing Guantánamo: America is still living in George W. Bush’s shadow
Karen J. Greenberg
Obama vowed he'd shut the prison down. Eight years later, Donald Trump promises to "load it up with bad dudes"
After New York, now what? Trump and Clinton win big — but this bizarre political year still holds mysteries
Andrew O'Hehir
Stop dreaming about the brokered convention—Bernie’s endgame and GOP drama point at bigger questions ahead
F**k Sanders, says Clinton aide, bragging “We kicked his a**” after massive voter purges and irregularities in NY primary
Ben Norton
Hillary staffer gloated to Politico reporter after beating Bernie in NY, amid accusations of voting problems
Ted Cruz doppelgängers are everywhere: The latest to freak out the internet appeared on “Maury”
Brendan Gauthier
A woman went on "Maury" to settle a paternity dispute and ended up making more news than expected
Harriet Tubman to replace Andrew Jackson on $20 bill; Hamilton to stay on $10 after appeal from Broadway star
Sophia Tesfaye
Civil rights icons to appear on $5, suffragettes on the back of $10, Treasury Secretary Jack Lew to announce today
This election is blinding us to a Wall Street outrage: Inside the media’s negligent response to a foreclosure disaster
David Dayen
While banks are finding new ways to rip off homeowners, the press only cares how it affects Julian Castro's VP odds
Edward James Olmos unloads on “dangerous” Donald: “Trump is the worst-case scenario for this country”
Chauncey DeVega
In a Salon exclusive, the activist actor praises Sanders, condemns Trump and explains Hollywood racism
“Obviously, we all die”: On rejecting the cult of positivity and embracing the joy of darkness
Kim Brooks
Authors Kim Brooks and Ethan Canin on writing, unhappiness, and why it's a terrible time to be a kid—and a parent
3.2 million shut out in NYC: Listen to Board of Elections tell resident “You cannot vote today being an independent”
Ben Norton
27% of New Yorkers can't vote in today's primary. Hear Election Board say it openly, dismissing court order option
“Iraq all over again”: Al-Qaeda is winner of U.S.-backed Saudi war in Yemen, says renowned journalist
Ben Norton
Al-Qaeda now controls 340 miles of Yemen, reports Patrick Cockburn, as the War on Terror makes extremism even worse
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