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Quit it with the secret KKK rumors! Modern-day racism doesn’t come in a hood
Amanda Marcotte
The Internet is on fire with totally implausible claims of secret KKK membership. But modern racism isn't hidden
“The genie is out of the bottle”: Why San Francisco’s Airbnb backlash won’t chill the sharing economy
Scott Timberg
Salon talks to an economist about today's Proposition F vote, which could curb the short-term rental service
The corporate religion of Carly Fiorina: Inside the hyper-capitalist worldview that ignores our very recent history
Conor Lynch
Fiorina's brand of big-business orthodoxy only perceives reality through the prism of narrow self-interest
The astounding blunders of Jeb Bush: An autopsy of 2016’s most overhyped campaign
Christopher Jackson
Bush may limp on for a few more months. But for all intents and purposes, he's finished -- for good reason
“HoodsOff 2015” in full effect as Anonymous publishes the names of KKK members — including four sitting US senators
Scott Eric Kaufman
Senators Thomas Tillis, John Cornyn, John Hardy Isakson, and Dan Coats were alleged to have ties to the hate group
The wingnut myth that refuses to die: The one simple reason why there’s no “liberal media conspiracy”
Conor Lynch
After last week's CNBC debate, right-wingers are yet again railing against the "lefty" media. Only one problem...
The Stone Roses reunion freak-out: With 21 years since the band’s “Second Coming,” a new album could be worse than leaving well enough alone
Scott Timberg
There are reasons to be both cautious and ecstatic about their announcement
War has come to the Republicans: Inside their secret meeting to rewrite debate rules
Sophia Tesfaye
The 2016 candidates are in revolt following last week's CNBC debate. A primer on what went down last night
“Fox & Friends” tries to teach the bigots in your life “how to seem tolerant” on Facebook
Scott Eric Kaufman
If your horrible family members suddenly seem less racist, this is probably why
Marco Rubio, the billionaire whisperer: How he became the plutocrats’ favorite candidate (and why we should be scared)
Heather Digby Parton
Rubio got the backing of yet another mega-donor last week. Here's why he's so attractive to the richest of the rich
The GOP’s big-money revolt: How Carson & Trump are challenging everything we know about modern politics
Robert Hennelly
For all of their bile, you have to give Trump & Carson this: They've laid waste to conventional wisdom on elections
No one told me about the loneliness, the emotional roller coaster, and how to stay sane when I could only eat a spoonful of mashed potatoes
Mollie Hawkins
I thought bariatric surgery would solve all my problems; 180 pounds later, I realized I was wrong
This is 2015’s most infuriating, overpraised novel: “What real person trapped in this novel wouldn’t become a drug addict?”
Christian Lorentzen
"A Little Life" keeps hitting the awards lists despite dull prose, lazy plotting and stereotypical characters
Americans just can’t be bothered: Why our national security state remains largely uncontested
Tom Engelhardt
Bernie Sanders nailed it on the head. The only thing that can save our democracy is mobilization on a massive scale
Office life is making us stupid: The frightening effects of indoor pollution on our brain function
Reynard Loki
An alarming study finds that even normal levels of carbon dioxide can have a significant impact on human cognition
All hail the Satanic Temple: Up close with the brilliant “Satanists” who drive the faith-deranged nuts
Jeffrey Tayler
Lucien Graves explains the “need for a counterbalance against the dominant religious privilege in America today”
Halloween is my nightmare, but not for the usual reasons
Candy Schulman
"Ghouls and goblins didn’t understand that his grieving soon-to-be-widow had nothing sweet to spare."
Exposing the climate denial lies: Bill McKibben, the truth and the fight against the fossil-fuel industry
Wen Stephenson
The fossil-fuel lobby would cook us all off the earth if given the chance. One man has stood up to it for decades
We’re destroying our kids — for nothing: Too much homework, too many tests, too much needless pressure
Vicki Abeles
We have our kids in an achievement race -- it's bad for their health, and not the way they learn
Wall Street is just this dumb: “There are traders who are smart, though not many”
John Kay
We've got really good at creating financial products that merely move wealth around. This is capitalism gone amok
Paul Krugman has taught them nothing: Republicans would tank the economy again, given another chance
Paul Rosenberg
The stimulus prevented a second Great Depression, a new report shows. What would've helped more? An even bigger one
The Donald’s radical revolution: The historical roots of the Trump phenomenon
Zaid Jilani
Like George Wallace before him, Trump appeals to voters who believe the government favors both the rich *and* poor
Bill Maher’s nasty new Islamophobia recruit: “Real Time” turns ugly on “barbaric” Muslim beliefs
Sarah Burris
Gabbard says it is "crazy" and simplifies aid as giving someone a house and a skateboard which won't fix violence.
10 confederate memorials that are somehow still standing
Kali Holloway
The Confederacy is synonymous with violent oppression, but you wouldn't know it from the Kentucky state capitol
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