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Trump, Fiorina and why the “CEO president” rarely succeeds: “Politics is not just something one can pick up”
Scott Timberg
Salon speaks to "Nixon's Shadow" author David Greenberg about our history of wanting business leaders in office
“We are at emergency levels all over the globe”: Patty Griffin on human trafficking, John Crawford’s death and women in the future of democracy
Beth Newberry
Salon talks to Griffin about "Servant of Love," her tenth album, which drops today
The meritocracy is a lie: The wild myths that allow CEOs, hedge funders and the 1 percent to outearn us all
Robert Reich
The rich aren't smarter than us and they don't do more for society. We must rethink how people get paid
“Stonewall” proves Matt Damon wrong: White guys can’t compete on “merit” for every film
Imran Siddiquee
Perspective and empathy are essential skills that privilege dulls—and the rigged meritocracy game won't admit it
How my time at a “failing” high school blew me away
Emily Wilson
Journalist Kristina Rizga spent 4 years at SF's Mission High and learned there was more to success than test scores
This is why they have such hate: Coulter, Trump, Carson and the real history behind right-wing intolerance
Arthur Goldwag
Ann Coulter's tweet -- and the GOP race -- sheds frightening light on the deep archetypes of American conservatism
Tampons should be free: A Queens school is giving away menstrual supplies — and more should follow their lead
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Menstruation places a physical and financial burden on girls and women—covering supplies helps level the field
How Ann Coulter became the harbinger of the GOP’s extremist apocalypse
Heather Digby Parton
Coulter has long been a Republican trailblazer, predicting the party's turn toward an increasingly overt racism
“I am stunned that misconduct on such a scale was possible”: What you need to know about the Volkswagen mega-scandal
Jack Mirkinson
The German carmaker's CEO resigned yesterday after a massive emissions coverup was exposed
8 reasons white America falls for demagogues like Donald Trump
Chauncey DeVega
The Donald is not a riddle, a monster or a mystery. He's merely a product of our broken political culture
How America built its empire: The real history of American foreign policy that the media won’t tell you
Patrick L. Smith
Perry Anderson sits down with Salon to discuss the Cold War, Hiroshima, American exceptionalism, Iran and more
Ted Cruz’s dad is even more frightening than Ted Cruz
Robert Leonard
The wingnut didn't fall far from the tree. We followed Pastor Rafael Cruz to Iowa and heard some full-on crazy
Plutocrats still reign: Why Scott Walker’s withdrawal is no defeat for super PACs & the Kochs
Sean Illing
The erstwhile favorite of right-wing medadonors flops. Does that prove money doesn't matter? Not even close
Another 1 percent white privilege: The invisible advantage we need to discuss now
Mia Birdsong, Nicole Rodgers
We're finally talking about stressed, toxic work worlds, but in a way that benefits wealthy, traditional families
“Right-wing Marxists”: The looming shutdown has Republicans at each others’ throats
Simon Maloy
An influential Republican whacks his conservative colleagues as de facto allies of Nancy Pelosi. He's not wrong
There’s one aspect of the Ahmed Mohamed outrage that we aren’t talking about nearly enough
Chauncey DeVega
Pundits like Bill Maher have piled on the 14-year-old student, ignoring the social ills at the heart of the story
Extremism, Islamophobia, and taking New Atheists seriously: How liberals can critique fundamentalism while avoiding xenophobia
Sean Illing
There's a difference between Donald Trumpian bigotry and critiquing extremism. It's time liberals admit it
The AP’s bizarre “climate denier” cowardice: How journalists continue to kowtow to extremists
Jack Mirkinson
The Associated Press ruled on Tuesday that climate deniers should henceforth be called "doubters." Really?
The ridiculous right-wing “Muppets” backlash: This “perverted” reboot is more ironic than erotic
Paula Young Lee
Of course One Million Moms is bashing "The Muppets," but it's perfectly fine for older kids
Ted Cruz’s diabolical shutdown strategy: Why the GOP senator wants to watch the world burn
Heather Digby Parton
The government is hurtling towards yet another shutdown this fall. The man with the most to gain: Ted Cruz
Marco Rubio guns for a Pyrrhic victory: Winning the primary to lose the general
Simon Maloy
The senator who once backed comprehensive immigration reform now says legalization won't happen under his watch
Barack Obama just gave the most important racial justice speech of his presidency. Here’s why
Brittney Cooper
Over the weekend, the president gave an unprecedented speech addressing the plight of black women
How voter registration could give us debt-free college
Sean McElwee
A wealth of new data suggests voter turnout is the best cure for what ails higher ed -- and American democracy
Robert Reich: The Republican war on Planned Parenthood is indefensible
Robert Reich
The former secretary of labor explains how defunding is not only morally bankrupt but economically unsound
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