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Living the Halloween dream: The fragile beauty of trick-or-treating, the last of our great compulsory community acts
Sonia Saraiya
As "Fresh Off The Boat" observes, trick-or-treating is both precarious and fundamental to the American experience
Not just “Dead Man’s Party” on a Halloween mix: Oingo Boingo deserves more respect than this
Mack Hayden
Danny Elfman's new wave band has been dismissed as a novelty act for too long
There’s one group missing from the talks to end the Syrian civil war: Syrians
Ben Norton
20 countries are meeting in Vienna to negotiate a political solution to Syria's war — but no Syrians were invited
Paging “Dr. Ken”: A TV show that should be one small step forward for Asian-Americans feels like two giant steps back
Christine Jun
I resent the show's whitewashed portrayal of Asian-Americans, but I'm also starved for more Asian characters on TV
“Saudi authorities are denying the evident truth”: Doctors Without Borders says it’s “beyond doubt” that U.S.-backed coalition bombed hospital
Ben Norton
Doctors Without Borders and the U.N. say the coalition bombed a Yemeni hospital, yet the coalition denies it
President Obama breaks pledge: U.S. will send ground troops into Syria
Sophia Tesfaye
For years, the president has pledged not to send U.S. forces into Syria. Now, he's reversing course
Gay conservative Jimmy LaSalvia unloads on GOP, opens up on why he left: “They protect bigotry in order to win”
Elias Isquith
GOP leaders are "afraid that they won’t win without the bigots," former conservative GOP activist tells Salon
This is the media’s real bias — pro-business, pro-corporate, pro-CEO
James Berger
Republicans laughably mock CNBC debate moderators. The business press favors business -- there are no labor pages
“Lights out for Jeb”: The most brutal responses to Jeb Bush’s terrible, horrible, no good, very bad debate
Sophia Tesfaye
After another dismal debate performance, the Bush death watch begins. Here's what the top talkers had to say
CNBC did ask substantive questions. That’s why Republicans are mad
Amanda Marcotte
The GOP claims that CNBC didn't ask substantive questions. In reality, substantive questions angered conservatives
These Republicans are petulant children: What’s really behind their whining about the big, bad media
Jesse Berney
Republicans put the media refs on notice: Ask us tough questions, and you'll pay
The “liberal media” lie: “The Washington press corps is much closer to Wall Street than it is to Main Street”
Scott Timberg
Salon talks to media scholar Mark Crispin Miller about the "lunacy" of last night's GOP debate
Jeb’s Asian American “canary” votes might not fly: What the GOP gets wrong about this potentially powerful voting bloc
Paula Young Lee
Bush has said Asian American GOP votes will signal rising minority support, but it could all backfire spectacularly
Eva Longoria defends Trump’s “SNL” gig: “Lorne Michaels has a right to book whoever he wants”
Anna Silman
Activist groups are calling for "Saturday Night Live" to "Dump Trump" as host over racist comments about Latinos
Brace yourselves, climate change is coming: These 41 areas could be subject to untimely natural disasters
Reynard Loki
Rising surface temperatures due to climate change could ultimately rearrange the planet's ecosystems
The Congressional GOP is destroying itself: Why its reliance on extremists is slowly poisoning it to death
Bob Cesca
A new poll reveals how the Tea Party that helped it take Congress is now sullying whatever remains of its luster
5 classic “SNL” sports sketches: Here’s why the new “SNL” sports comedy site is going to be amazing
Anna Silman
"SNL" co-head writer Bryan Tucker has launched a new comedy site called "The Kicker"
U.S.-backed Saudi coalition bombs Doctors Without Borders hospital weeks after U.S. destroyed Afghan hospital
Ben Norton
U.N. condemns the Saudi coalition after its airstrikes destroy another MSF hospital, weeks after shelling a wedding
Your school is becoming a police state: The shocking, Orwellian rise of “school resource officers”
Daniel Denvir
When a cop attacks a student sitting peacefully in the classroom, we shouldn't be surprised. This is the new normal
Ivan Reitman on directing the original “Ghostbusters” and why fans will be “very, very happy” with the female-centric reboot
Andrew O'Hehir
Salon talks to the director of the legendary 1984 comedy about his original cast and the upcoming remake
Greil Marcus on music writing through 5 presidencies, fighting the Gorgon of Thatcherism and getting to the heart of the “authorless song”
Scott Timberg
Salon talks to the music and culture critic about "Real Life Rock"
Sam Brownback is a harbinger of national doom: Bleeding Kansas’ scary lesson for America
Gary Legum
The tax-cutting fanatic's approval rating just plunged to 18%. But Kansas' failures could soon become the nation's
“Trump is a joke but racism isn’t funny”: Fans urge “SNL” to dump Donald Trump as host
Anna Silman
Latino advocacy groups in particular are pushing back against the GOP candidate hosting in November
White America will ignore this video: The hideous & predictable violence of our schools, our legal system, our society
Chauncey DeVega
The police officer who assaulted a black student on camera will be treated like an outlier — but he isn't
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