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Natalie Merchant sees right through the sexist music industry: “The patriarchy wants to dispose of women at a certain age”
Erin Lyndal Martin
Salon talks to Natalie Merchant about what has and hasn't changed for her and her fans in 25 years of "Tigerlily"
Take a look at Phil Collins now: It’s time to recognize the critical punching-bag’s true genius
Ryan Reed
Phil Collins is making a comeback, and the haters are already grumbling. Here's why you're all wrong
We are all glassholes now: Privilege, Silicon Valley, and our new wearable tech problem
Kevin Healey
As Google tries Google Glass again, we need to think about tech rules -- or risk becoming even bigger jerks
“I don’t call it profiling. I call it good police work”: When a Georgia official challenged her county’s entrenched racism
Zaid Jilani
Lisa Cupid was harassed by her own police force. Now her calls for reform are being met with hostile backlash
Ads for erectile dysfunction, breast augmentation, no problem. Where are the ads for an essential women’s service?
Danielle Campoamor
We use women's bodies in ads, but somehow advertising abortion services is taboo. What's the deal?
“The N-word is a horrible word, but how is it a threat?”: The search for justice after a terrifying racial violation
Emma Eisenberg
The man who defaced the Pretty Penny Cafe was arrested, but proving civil rights violations was more elusive
I was determined to be a great mother and a loving daughter: This was easier said than done
Estelle Erasmus
As my parents aged, I mourned for their lost independence, and was consumed by guilt for wishing for my freedom
The Hero’s Journey: The idea you never knew had shaped “Star Wars”
John Higgs
Joseph Campbell believed a single archetypal story lay at the heart of all stories -- George Lucas was listening
“He had a vision for rock ‘n’ roll long before the music existed”: Peter Guralnick digs deep into the history of the man who made Elvis Presley
Scott Timberg
Salon talks to Peter Guralnick about his new biography of Sam Phillips, the founder of Sun Studios
The renewable energy source that’s more dangerous than coal
John Upton
A pending ruling on wood burning could undermine global efforts to tackle climate change. Part 3 of a 3-part series
Slavery, the Nazis and the KKK: We can’t face the past, and it’s poisoning our future
Andrew O'Hehir
Faulkner's maxim is truer than ever -- and while the whole world struggles with history, America's denial is toxic
The scary lessons of Matt Bevin: What we can learn about American politics from the right wing’s destructive anti-Medicaid crusade
Sean McElwee
Kentucky has a new GOP governor who promises to end the expansion of Medicaid in his state. Here's what it means
New York is for the rich only: “Inequality in housing has reached Dickensian dimensions”
Michael Winship
Jane Jacobs' worst fears are slowly being realized. Gentrification has created a "high-rent blight" on the city
David Vitter hooker shocker: New charges that Louisiana pol missed vote honoring soldiers while scheduling prostitute rendezvous
Robert Mann
EXCLUSIVE: Did Vitter miss a 2001 vote honoring fallen soldiers while he arranged a dalliance with a prostitute?
Dear White America: Your working class is literally dying—and this is your idea of an answer?
Chauncey DeVega
Research shows an alarming rise in mortality amongst white Americans. The cause is obvious, and yet it's ignored
The Adele factor: What the phenomenal success of “Hello” could mean for Apple Music, Spotify and good old-fashioned cd sales
Annie Zaleski
When Adele releases her long-awaited "25," it may not stream for free—but it's almost guaranteed to be a hit anyway
Hillary Clinton shocker: If I were running against Bill, I’d kick his a**
Sarah Burris
On Jimmy Kimmel, Democratic front-runner talks tough -- but gives Jeb Bush a pass
Bill Nye demolishes climate deniers: “The single most important thing we can do now is talk about climate change.”
Sean Illing
In a Salon exclusive, the scientist discusses his new book, "Unstoppable," and the urgent need for climate action
Marco Rubio’s big debt fraud: He’d blow a Pentagon-size hole in the budget. So stop pretending he’s serious about the debt
Simon Maloy
Debt will ruin us, warns Marco Rubio, as he pushes trillions in unpaid tax cuts and increased defense spending
America lost in Afghanistan: Anatomy of a foreign policy disaster
Ann Jones
Ten months ago, we celebrated the end of the longest war in U.S. history. Our victory has since proven pyrrhic
Thanks for nothing, Buddie: 4 reasons Ohio’s marijuana legalization initiative failed
Phillip Smith
Signs seemed to point to a positive outcome for Ohio's pot campaign, so what went wrong?
“Fantastic Beasts” producer dismisses criticism of his all-white leads: “There are people of color filling this world in an organic way”
Anna Silman
All the principals in the new "Harry Potter" prequel are white, though J.K. Rowling says not all the characters are
Who is Ben Carson trying to fool with his bizarre, insincere rap ad?: “He’s a more refined version of Sarah Palin”
Scott Timberg
An African American political historian speaks to Salon about Carson's absurd ploy to connect with black voters
GOP libertarians are toast: Rand Paul’s disastrous campaign is the end of the line
Paul Rosenberg
Rand Paul's failed presidential bid also marks the last breath of a would-be GOP re-invention no one wanted to buy
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