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Donald Trump: “We’re going to be looking at” how to “get rid of Muslims” and foreigners like Obama
Scott Eric Kaufman
"We have a problem in this country, it's called Muslims," the questioner asked. "When can we get rid of them?"
Ann Coulter defends her “f*cking Jews” outburst: I’m anti-immigration, so I’m automatically pro-Israel
Scott Eric Kaufman
Hispanics are anti-Semitic and she's anti-Hispanic, she argued, so she can't possibly be anti-Semitic too
Who better than the Kochs to dish up some handy tips for lifting people out of poverty
Eric Stern
If you like your life skills advice with a side helping of conservative politics, Bridge to Wellbeing is for you
We must learn from Ahmed Mohamed: These are the true perils of Islamophobia in democracy
Eesha Pandit
A Texas boy was thrown in jail for building a clock, an important reminder of how racism works here and abroad
The culture wars have never been dumber: Fox News targets Emily Blunt, of all people
Nico Lang
Fox & Friends urges the "Sicario" star to move back to Europe, all because she has the audacity to tweak the GOP
Ursula K. Le Guin on myths, Modernism and why “I’m a little bit suspicious of the MFA program”
Scott Timberg
Salon talks to the literary legend about her new craft book and why sci-fi writers should read Virginia Woolf
Jeb Bush’s noxious myth: Dubya didn’t “keep us safe” — he made the world infinitely more dangerous
Sean Illing
George W. Bush failed to heed pre-9/11 warnings, and his cowboy wrought havoc on the Mideast
The GOP farce plods along: Why last night’s interminable debate was an affront to the party’s patron saint
Joan Walsh
Fiorina was declared the winner. But all we really know after last night's circus is that "left-wing" Reagan lost
We do what we damn well please: The demented American exceptionalism behind the neo-con foreign policy con
Patrick L. Smith
The right wants to substitute religious belief and ideology for reality and smarts. The Iran deal won't derail them
The Cold War is back — and it never went away: Bobby Fischer’s tragedy and the conflict that ate America’s soul
Andrew O'Hehir
America's greatest chess player was completely nuts -- but the rest of us were infected by Cold War madness too
The desperate plots to destroy Donald Trump: Why the GOP establishment is struggling to make this clown irrelevant
Heather Digby Parton
Long assumed a flash in the pan, Donald Trump is starting to make Republican insiders sweat
Rachel Maddow reveals Donald Trump’s sketchy fundraising ties to a “nonexistent veterans group”
Sophia Tesfaye
Trump's "policy speech" aboard the USS Iowa was just a ploy to raise cash for one guy in South Dakota named Joel
Ahmed Mohamed’s unconscionable arrest: The toxic cocktail of racism, paranoia and tech-illiteracy that criminalizes a Muslim teen with a clock
Paula Young Lee
A Dallas 9th grader was taken out of school in handcuffs because the cops called his homemade clock a "hoax bomb"
The long, slow death of an American newspaper: Inside the publishing tragedy of the Los Angeles Times
Jack Mirkinson
Tribune Publishing is planning on enacting a major new round of layoffs at the Times and elsewhere
America is still paying for W: Afghanistan, Iraq and our looming geopolitical crisis
Alfred McCoy
Obama has diligently repaired America's standing abroad, but its days of global influence may finally be numbered
The GOP’s deadliest deception: How Republicans made climate change America’s most divisive political issue
Reynard Loki
The U.S. is the world's second largest carbon emitter. Until it comes to a consensus, the whole world is at risk
War is coming to the Democrats: Why Clinton vs. Sanders is about to get very ugly
Jack Mirkinson
A pro-Hillary super PAC has introduced a new level of hostility to the 2016 campaign. What's next?
Let the anti-Bernie Sanders red-baiting begin: Hillary Clinton’s super PAC wants you to know that he’s a socialist
Simon Maloy
The pro-Clinton group Correct the Record places Bernie Sanders within the international socialist conspiracy
Liam Hemsworth on the end of “Hunger Games,” the “Independence Day” reboot and collaborating with his brother Chris: “We’ll probably only get one chance to do it”
Anna Silman
We spoke to the Aussie superstar about his upcoming projects and his new TIFF film "The Dressmaker"
Europe teeters on the edge: The refugee crisis shows the ravages of the war on terror
Robert Hennelly
Already grappling with torpid economies, Europe now faces a humanitarian crisis largely of the West's own making
Robert Reich: College rankings are totally bogus
Robert Reich
The former secretary of labor examines the inherent bias in U.S. News and World Report's annual college guide
The burden of representation: Dodging stereotypes, pushing down walls and what’s really at stake when there’s “just one” like you on TV
Sonia Saraiya
Alexandra Billings, Teyonah Parris and Constance Wu open up about their experiences on-screen
Matt Damon needs to open his eyes on diversity: Who’s behind the camera does matter as much as who’s on-screen
Scott Timberg
On "Project Greenlight," Damon rebuffed Effie Brown's suggestion that they pay closer attention to diversity
Kate Winslet and Liam Hemsworth are pretty laid-back about their rare on-screen romance: “I didn’t have a sort of fist-pumping moment of, hey look at me, with the younger actor”
Anna Silman
The stars of "The Dressmaker," adapted by writer/director Jocelyn Moorhouse, sat down with Salon at TIFF
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