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You Must Hear This! Banchee’s debut album
Benjamin Wheelock
The transcendent musical mosaic that was maybe too much of a good thing for 1969
The deadly rage of GOP demagogues: The conservative movement is stoking extremism—and it’s making matters much worse
Heather Digby Parton
After yet another deadly shooting, this time at a Planned Parenthood, right-wing politicians refuse to let up
Donald Trump & the GOP are literally killing middle America
Edwin Lyngar
Working class white voters are dying at alarming rates, following a generation of shredding the safety net
GOP presidential candidates can’t help but take pot shots while belatedly reacting to Planned Parenthood attack
Sophia Tesfaye
Ted Cruz labels the attacker a "transgendered leftist activist," Carly Fiorina blasts "typical left-wing tactics"
Conspiracy-theorist nutbags run Congress, and they’re making Benghazi a verb: Next up, climate scientists
Amanda Marcotte
House GOP is pulling the #Benghazi trick on scientists who believe in global warming -- harassing with subpoenas
Punk pioneer Lenny Kaye reflects back on “the original sin of rock ‘n’ roll”
Stephen Deusner
Salon talks to Patti Smith's original guitarist about the reissue of his New York punk pioneering compilation
We’re living in a kleptocracy: America robs from its poor — while its infrastructure crumbles
Rebecca Gordon
The U.S. fancies itself the world leader in clean government, even as we methodically bankrupt our disenfranchised
“America has forgotten about us”: Former allies in Vietnam flee persecution
Chris Kenning
During the Vietnam War, we fought alongside the Montagnards. Now they live in hiding -- with no aid on the horizon
What the hell’s wrong with us? Autism, vaccines and why some people believe Jenny McCarthy over every doctor
Rob Brotherton
There are reams of scientific literature, and then the comfort of conspiracy theory. Why do we favor the latter?
We made Barack Obama evolve: The behind-the-scenes story of how he got to “I do”
Kerry Eleveld
Obama's legacy will be enhanced by his same-sex marriage position — but it was LGBT activists who made that happen
The rise of al-Baghdadi and the Islamic State
Jason Burke
From the fall of Saddam and internment in a US prison in Iraq to the Arab Spring, the ISIS leader's influence grew
GOP’s hell-bent on tearing us apart: A decades-long strategy to win by divisiveness now leads to President Donald Trump
Heather Cox Richardson
GOP's Southern strategy has won elections for 50 years. It's also fragmented America and destroyed our politics
You’re wrong about Common Core math: Sorry, parents, but it makes more sense than you think
James Goodman
When Common Core problems go viral, the steps seem complicated, unnecessary. But it actually teaches a real skill
Growing up in Sonic Youth
Richard Edson
Before the sold-out shows and painful splits, we were just kids in the East Village finding our sound and ourselves
Have a coke and diabetes: The beverage giant’s shady research practices, exposed
Reynard Loki
Once one of America's most-trusted brands, Coca-Cola is downplaying soda's link to obesity. An expert explains
“The pigs were glowing deep gold”: The amazing experience that ended my life as a pig farmer
Bob Comis
Even though I was raising and slaughtering pigs as humanely as possible, I had doubts. But then I was sure
The depressing explanation why so many Americans don’t vote
Matthew Rozsa
Less than half of eligible voters punched their ballot in 2012. It's time to make voting day a national holiday
Fox News, liberal-baiting and the politics of populist fear: Here’s where it all began
Kathryn S. Olmsted
The roots of our modern nightmarish politics can be found in Ronald Reagan and Richard Nixon's early campaigns
The greatest trick the satanists ever pulled: They may be truer to the words of Jesus than most Christians
Valerie Tarico
The church is vital not just for its dogged pursuit of religious equanimity but how it exposes Christian hypocrisy
The secret to reducing inequality: What economists and business leaders still can’t grasp
Wallace Turbeville
Progressive policy wonks' growing fascination with "Short-Termism" could be putting out long-term interests at risk
Our mandatory breast-feeding fetish: Race, class, big business and the new politics of motherhood
Courtney Jung
Some reports suggest breast-feeding's benefits can be overstated. So why such public and moral pressure behind it?
The great Atlantic comeback of the great white shark
Dustin Wicksell
We've come a long way since the days of "Jaws." Great whites are now recognized as vital to the ocean's ecosystem
This is the entire GOP plan: Credibility destroyed after Bush debacle, their only strategy is to scare us
Paul Rosenberg
The party of security tanked the economy and unleashed Middle East disaster. Now they have nothing but fear itself
Apple, Amazon and Microsoft’s mega-million con: How titans of the new economy screw us all on taxes
Gabriel Zucman
Tech titans powering the economy shelter money through insane tax-avoidance havens. It's wrong — and adding up
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