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“Feeling strong is part of who I am now”: This women-only powerlifting competition is seriously badass
Janet Upadhye
The winner of the Iron Maidens Raw Open deadlifted 405 lbs.
Satire is dead when France honors the theocratic Saudi monarchy for “countering extremism and fighting terrorism”
Ben Norton
E.U. and U.S. quietly admit Saudi Arabia is largest supporter of Islamic extremism, yet publicly pretend otherwise
Erin Andrews’ peephole video nightmare isn’t over
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A generous legal victory doesn't stop the disgusting commentary
Bernie’s idealism is his greatest virtue: America needs dreamers — and now more than ever
Mark Engler, Paul Engler
The Vermont senator understands what Hillary either can't or won't: Real progress comes through social movements
“Parading kids onstage … to be the butt of a racist joke”? This is Chris Rock’s idea of progress?
Silpa Kovvali
Saying that Asians are nothing but quiet calculators is not edgy. It's the kind of joke Rock never wanted to tell
The Feelies on “the awkwardness of trying to break through”
Scott Timberg
Salon speaks to the lead singer of the legendary indie group about the band's past and future
Donald Trump’s latest unverifiable claim: I’ve been disavowing “the Ku Klux Klan from the time I was five years old”
Scott Eric Kaufman
"How many times do I have to reject" the KKK, the exasperated GOP front-runner asked on Face the Nation
The Democrats are about to blow it: This election is about new millennials, not aging baby boomers
Shawn Lawrence Otto
Dems are misreading the electorate. Play 2016 like a transformative election, and the winner could be next Reagan
Stripping and Starbucks — when corporations take over desire
Jessica Berson
"Once I began dancing at Diamonds, I realized that while Backstage Bill’s was a strip club, Diamonds was a brand"
A “final girl” who gets to get off: “The Witch” proves nothing’s scarier than an unapologetically liberated young woman
Eileen G'Sell
America loves its witches, so long as we’ve adequate kindle nearby—and what is a witch if not a woman who rebels?
This thing isn’t over yet: Bernie can still topple the Hillary machine
Corey Robin
The Sanders campaign is behind the 8-ball, but don't let the media convince you a Clinton nomination is inevitable
Drones are inviting disaster: “It’s only a matter of time before we have a tragedy on our hands”
Rick Schmitt, Stuart Silverstein
The American skies are littered with thousands of recreational devices, raising fears of mid-air collisions
It’s not enough to disavow the Klan: Racists and Republicans have years of experience disavowing Klan, but supporting racist politics
Rev. Dr. William J. Barber II, Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove
Racial disparities don't exist because Americans back the Klan. They persist because of unfair policies
Vote for Hillary, be a sucker: It’s OK to reject the choice of a tyrannical liberal or a right-wing tyrant
Steven Salaita
“Vote for Hillary or be responsible for Trump” is slogan of someone maintaining -- or being played -- by the system
Why not Kasich! Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio and my week on the trail with the GOP
Rick Perlstein
There's something in the air in New Hampshire. It just ain’t civility, competence and experience
We’re not meant to do this alone: American individualism is destroying our families
Tarja Parssinen
"I lived alone for almost a decade, but I never actually felt alone until I had children."
The American inferno behind our election obsessions: How we’re ignoring that millions of lives are in ruin
Robert Hennelly
We spend countless hours fixating on the future of the country. But we're talking about all the wrong things
The GOP’s big lie: They want us to believe Trump’s hateful rhetoric isn’t part of the conservative tradition. Don’t buy it
Kim Messick
The GOP is frantically trying to disown the very voters it's cultivated. Suddenly they're not "real" conservatives
Rick Snyder made this happen: How the Flint water crisis could have all been avoided
Alec MacGillis
If a 2012 referendum had been allowed to stand, Michigan never would have had a super-empowered emergency manager
Bernie Sanders, Hillary Clinton and the Democrats’ dilemma: Does the party even care about big ideas anymore?
Rick Perlstein
Bernie stands alone: He has proven the power of economic populism, but to a party still deaf to what he has shown
Cornered Neocons: Trump’s heresy on foreign policy has put Republican hawks in nightmare scenario — backing Hillary Clinton
Sean Illing
Clinton represents the status quo on foreign policy — aligning her far more with neocon values than Trump
If you listen to Trump speeches next to KKK speeches there’s not much difference
Asha Parker
Decide for yourself
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