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Close U.S. ally Saudi Arabia kicks off 2016 by beheading 47 people in one day, including prominent Shia cleric
Ben Norton
Comparisons of Saudi monarchy to ISIS flooded social media after it executed democracy activists like Nimr al-Nimr
2015: The year’s best movies, from a classic screen romance to the ghosts of Auschwitz to delusional TV stardom
Andrew O'Hehir
Forget Kylo Ren! From "Carol" to the Panthers, from "Timbuktu" to "the iPhone movie," it was an amazing movie year
America’s real racial double standard: How the law — and white people — turn “race-neutral” into “pro-white”
Brittney Cooper
Time after time, black freedom of expression gets spun into something very different by the law and the media
They’re still gunning for Obamacare: Make no mistake, the right will not rest until they’ve destroyed your health care
Paul Rosenberg
Republicans use fancier terms than "death panels" now, but with same goal: Turning people against their health care
The big microaggression lie: The real story behind the right’s phony war on political correctness
Alyson Cole
Let's be honest: The war on p.c. is really a war on minorities and others who dare raise their voices in protest
There’s something in the water: The toxic legacy of America’s abandoned mines
Bridget Huber
Across the American West, hardrock mines are contaminating our waterways with arsenic and other heavy metals
Our George Orwell/Noam Chomsky paradox: Let’s decipher the doublethink media and government peddles about U.S. foreign policy
Dana E. Abizaid
Our policies and actions routinely go against our oft-stated ideals. Here's how to examine the lies and spin
The lost pop genius of Scott Miller: “Whatever makes you fall in love with a pop song … he did that”
Annie Zaleski
With his band Game Theory's masterpiece "Lolita Nation" about to be reissued, Salon talks to Miller's biographer
The Chinese home I never knew
Andrea Yu
I was ashamed of living between two cultures in Toronto. It took four years in Hong Kong to feel that I belonged
After spending 2 years in solitude, I know something about loneliness. So why is New Year’s still so rough?
Howard Axelrod
New Year's is our most existential holiday, marking only the passage of time. It's a hard & sad thing to face alone
You’ll never drink again: Sex, race, science and the real story of Prohibition
Lisa McGirr
The war on alcohol was waged disproportionately in black communities -- and provided the start of the penal state
#blessed? Not a good look. Your 2016 resolution is to ban these “basic” phrases
Erin Coulehan
It's a new year. Your "squad" needs new slang. Just as the Shins are so last decade, these phrases are so last year
Why observing “Dry January” might help you cut back on drinking down the line
Kali Holloway
Most New Year's resolutions fail, but there's some evidence that quitting drinking for a month is worth the effort
We weren’t ready for a black president: Race, hate, Donald Trump, guns, Fox News, terror and our tragic American condition
Tom Gogola
Right-wing pseudo-statesmen haven't changed, grown up or dropped the race-baiting, even as Obama has delivered
American privilege in Taiwan: I lied to my Taiwanese students and told them I didn’t speak Chinese. Here’s how it backfired
Lily Hsin
Because I was Taiwanese American, my students were shy, distant. Revealing I spoke Chinese made all the difference
The 1972 campaign that created Bernie Sanders: Inside the losing Senate race that formed a progressive hero
Harry Jaffe
It was a hopeless third-party Senate race. Sanders came in near the very bottom, but learned how to hone a message
“I should be among the dead”: Young, white, and economically advantaged, I was hungry for meaning and found heroin instead
Zachary Siegel
By the time I was addicted, time itself became a failed construct. Every tomorrow was always already today
Amid escalating anti-Muslim violence, suspect arrested for allegedly setting Houston mosque on fire on Christmas
Ben Norton
The fire was allegedly set by a man who attended the mosque — but other mosques have been attacked in recent weeks
Hillary Clinton is more right wing than you think: For progressives, a vote for her over Bernie Sanders is a waste
H.A. Goodman
On many contentious issues, Hillary Clinton has acted more like a Republican than a progressive
“We are refugees”: Rights groups rally against Obama admin’s planned mass deportation of Central American migrants
Ben Norton
Migrants' rights activists characterize the planned raids on refugees fleeing violence as a form of terrorism
Hollywood likes putting black actresses on the red carpet but not on-screen: Lupita Nyong’o deserves better than a CGI role in “The Force Awakens”
Nico Lang
For an actress like Jennifer Lawrence, an Academy Award signals a bright future. For black actresses, not so much
Bernie Sanders’ early writings: “The Revolution is coming, and it is a very beautiful revolution”
Harry Jaffe
Sexuality, public education and revolution were all on the mind of a young Sanders, writing columns in Vermont
Capital One wants you bankrupt: No lender sues more of its customers than the low-interest credit card company
Paul Kiel
What's in your wallet? A court summons, most likely. ProPublica finds all that easy credit comes with a steep price
9 spices that just might save your life one day
Larry Schwartz
Not only is cinammon a powerful antioxidant, it may be able to prevent blood clots and even cardiovascular disease
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