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People die because of this man: The real reason we never get gun control, no matter how many people get gunned down
Peter Dreier
Wayne LaPierre is the NRA's hit man -- and his target is any sensible gun control, no matter the death toll
Save us from these apocalyptic clowns: Michele Bachmann blames floods on America’s Israel policy — and she’s not alone
Sean Illing
It's tempting to dismiss the ex-congresswoman as a fringe figure -- but her thinking is emblematic of the right
Bill Maher and Richard Dawkins just don’t get it: The real reason(s) progressives can’t stand them
The pair still can't understand why their self-victimization shtick plays so poorly on the left. We have some ideas
Donald Trump’s “Death Wish” fantasies: Guns, white vigilantism, and the right’s toxic masculinity
Chauncey DeVega
In the age of the "cuckservative" slur, Trump's "Death Wish" chant is a revealing glimpse into the right-wing id
Racist Facebook users relentlessly mocked a 3-year-old black child — then the internet struck back
Sophia Tesfaye
Black Twitter has little tolerance for slave jokes at the expense of a defenseless child
“It’s like if ‘When Harry Met Sally’ ended with everybody getting hit by a truck”: Inside the “Year of Lear” and the terrorist plot that changed Shakespeare
Scott Timberg
Salon talks to James Shapiro about the artistic aftermath of England's 1605 Gunpowder Plot
We have committed a war crime: “Patients were burning in their beds”
Ben Norton
The U.S. story about the bombing of Doctors Without Borders is contradictory, ever-changing and possibly criminal
“They will come in and spread lies”: How organizers in Maine are preparing to take on the plutocracy
Elias Isquith
A clean elections initiative might have to survive a dark money attack, Maine campaign finance reformer tells Salon
Donald Trump is poetic justice: How the GOP establishment’s chickens are coming home to roost
Heather Digby Parton
The Donald's stubborn lead has the GOP elite panicked -- but the graybeards have only themselves to blame
It’s not just about guns: What the gun control debate exposes — and threatens — in our toxic white male culture of violence
Paula Young Lee
America loves its firearms—but they're just the tip of the dysfunctional iceberg
Law firm representing Kim Davis declared a hate group by the Southern Poverty Law Center
Scott Eric Kaufman
The Liberty Counsel and its leader, Mat Staver, are behind "religious liberty" campaigns in many states
Jeb is cooked: Why megadonors’ millions (probably) aren’t going to save Bush’s disastrous campaign
Simon Maloy
Team Bush argues they're built to go the distance in the primary, but that won't matter if Jeb has nothing to offer
“The Affair’s” real-estate porn: Class politics, twisted perspectives and New York’s torrid romance with real estate
Sonia Saraiya
The Showtime series about infidelity and blown-apart marriages is really a story about gentrification
Big Coal’s disgusting cash grab: Miners are being victimized all over again
Alec MacGillis
Coal companies are shutting down across Appalachia. Now they're seizing their workers' health insurance money
The woman who challenged Nixon: The Watergate story that transcends Woodward and Bernstein
John Norris
No secret sources. No anonymous tips. Mary McGrory covered D.C. with real quotes, real experience, real observation
Ben Carson’s destructive lies: 4 racist assumptions endorsed & magnified by Black conservatives
Chauncey DeVega
The neurosurgeon-turned-candidate has eagerly joined the GOP in its campaign against racial justice
The New Sensibility of Susan Sontag & Tom Wolfe: The “dark lady” and the man in white were an unlikely pair, but both were looking to liberate American culture
George Cotkin
The merging of high & low culture is old hat to us, but 50 years ago Sontag & Wolfe were breaking boundaries
There are rules in my bar — Yes, even you, who called yourself the Angel of Death
Rosie Schaap
There are two kinds of New Yorkers: Those who work in service, and those who do not. We must all show kindness
So much worse than Auschwitz: “People not very different from us murdered other people not very different from us at close quarters”
Timothy Snyder
One concentration camp is remembered as shorthand for the entire Holocaust. That lets us paper over true horrors
Secrets of the GOP science war: How spin-masters and pundits confuse conservatives about facts
Paul Rosenberg
Conservatives have become much less trusting of science. A cynical right-wing campaign is behind that
Stop listening to these clowns: Economists’ bad ideas have been damaging our economy for years
Jeff Madrick
Economic theories on austerity, inflation, growth and free markets have been resoundingly bad. Let's stop listening
The Arne Duncan era is over — but his noxious policies mean childhood in America is still under threat
Elias Isquith
"Reforming schools should not be a proxy for reforming society," educator and journalist Megan Erickson tells Salon
Australia doesn’t want this guy: Troy Newman, head of extremist anti-abortion group Operation Rescue, not welcome Down Under
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Newman, who advocates murdering doctors who perform abortions, had his visa canceled before a series of talks
Mass shootings aren’t natural disasters: The twisted logic that govern American gun-control
Heather Digby Parton
Yet another man has used a deadly weapon to commit a monstrosity. Sooner or later, we have to actually do something
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