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“Stonewall” goes to Sesame Street: This ludicrous white-savior narrative fails the historic uprising on many fronts
Andrew O'Hehir
Wholesome mall-town boy meets West Village freaks in Roland Emmerich's bizarre simulation of the watershed protest
Cowardly brutality exposed: The viral video that should change the Israel/Palestine debate forever
Saree Makdisi
A stun grenade flipped into faces of a child and his family. We should never discuss this debate the same way again
Lucero loves Crowded House: How the masters of whiskey-drinking, Southern-rocking bar-room punk made their delicate, sophisticated new album
Annie Zaleski
Salon talks to frontman Ben Nichols about the influences and choices behind the new album "All a Man Should Do"
Ta-Nehisi Coates to pen year-long narrative arc for Marvel’s “Black Panther” comic in 2017
Scott Eric Kaufman
The assignment wasn't intended "to try to please the 12-year-old me," the life-long comics fan insisted
Conservatives who hate the pope rush to his defense: White House’s papal guest list like “an open bar at Alcoholics Anonymous meeting”
Scott Eric Kaufman
Megyn Kelly and Mike Huckabee make it seem like the pope will personally greet all 15,000 guests on the list
Scott Walker’s messianic parting message: Christlike governor says he died for the party’s sins
Joan Walsh
Walker’s failure can’t be obscured by silly claims that he’s “leading” by dropping out to save his party
Do people look at you and think “angry, distant, mean”? You might be suffering from RBF
Glynis Sweeny
The scourge of Resting Bitch Face -- or, just another way to take potshots at famous women
Scott Walker to quit presidential race after stunning fall: New York Times report
Luke Brinker
Wisconsin governor's reported withdrawal comes after spate of dismal poll numbers
The most bizarre political scandal of the decade: Why has David Cameron been accused of, um, defiling a dead pig?
Jack Mirkinson
No, you didn't misread
Viola Davis, Uzo Aduba, Regina King and that Ava DuVernay-directed Apple commercial: We saw a hint of the future at the Emmy Awards, and it’s glorious
Sonia Saraiya
The most memorable moments of last night spotlighted triumphant, emotional, charismatic black women
Andrew Cuomo’s new environmental test: General Electric threatens the future of the Hudson River
David Sirota
The energy company is ceasing all cleanup efforts this fall. Will the governor stand up to his big-money donor?
Behind the scenes with Bernie Sanders: Three days in Iowa that explain why Hillary’s fading and the Dems have a new front-runner
Shane Ryan
If you want to understand the Sanders shocker, just go to Iowa and listen to his ideas and Hillary's platitudes
“The terror is lurking either in the home, or just outside of it”: How women writers redefined postwar noir
Scott Timberg
Salon talks to the editor of "Women Crime Writers" about how they stripped the suspense genre of sentimentality
America’s “Star Trek” fantasy: Intervention is a noble endeavor
John Feffer
As our military boldly goes where no other country's will, we must dispense with the illusion we're a force of good
America’s little-known ISIS: The fundamentalist Mormon sect that blends polygamy, child rape and organized crime
Andrew O'Hehir
You might remember the sordid tale of prophet-rapist Warren Jeffs, but you don't know about his vast crime empire
Kim Davis is just the latest in a rogues’ gallery of bigoted characters championed by the right
Kyle Schmidlin
Exalting people like Kim Davis & George Zimmerman as heroes should make thoughtful conservatives think twice
Holocaust stunner “Son of Saul” team on making a film from the center of hell: “I think the first instinct should be that it cannot be done”
Anna Silman
The harrowing Hungarian film, set in the gas chambers of Auschwitz-Birkenau, wowed audiences and critics at TIFF
George W. Bush’s enduring shame: The twisted legal rationales we can’t escape, a dozen years later
Paul Rosenberg
We know why W. embraced John Yoo's strategy of hiding and obfuscation. The question is, why must President Obama?
Don’t believe the Wal-Mart hype: Here’s proof it still isn’t paying its workers enough
Sean McElwee, Amy Traub
Wal-Mart made news recently when it announced it was boosting the wages of workers. Too little, too late
We’re drinking ourselves to death: The alarming numbers behind our bottled water addiction
Tara Lohan
Last year, Americans drank more than 10 billion gallons of bottled H2O. The toll on the environment was devastating
The right’s Planned Parenthood trap: Manufactured controversies, pliant Democrats and the decades-long plot to “defund the left”
Josh Mound
Planned Parenthood non-troversy is the latest chapter in a 40-year crusade to cut the left off at the grassoots
13-year-old “Teens for Ted” Cruz chairman lectures President Obama for inviting young Muslim clock builder to the White House
Sophia Tesfaye
This is what happens when you let Ted Cruz get a hold of impressionable young minds
Donald Trump is America’s apathetic avatar: Inside our alarming willingness to ignore Islamophobia
Jack Mirkinson
The Donald allowed a racist supporter to voice appalling anti-Muslim sentiments on Thursday. He's not the only one
Donald Trump is getting back into the Islamophobia business: The racist conspiracy theory he refused to disown
Heather Digby Parton
Last night, Trump entertained notions about "terrorist training camps" in America
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