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5 worst right-wing moments of the week — Ted Cruz makes a martyr of Kim Davis
Janet Allon
The Tea Party senator "stands" with Kentucky's most famous homophobe, while Rush commits a new verbal atrocity
How open marriages really work
Rachel Kramer Bussel
Monogamy isn't for everyone, even the betrothed. A gaggle of polyamorists share their secrets to success
We were a small Texas town that banned fracking — then the oil industry stepped in
Adam Briggle
Standing up to big oil, Denton citizens voted in a landslide to ban fracking. We were determined to uphold that ban
7 inconvenient truths about immigration Donald Trump elects to ignore
Steven Rosenfeld
Yes, his policies are racist and xenophobic. But they're also entirely divorced from reality
Scott Walker, meet Noam Chomsky: Here’s the real Iran history Republicans need to learn
Kyle Schmidlin
What will it take for conservatives to understand that we're the ones who have been meddling in Iran for decades?
A blueprint for apocalypse: Why the G20’s new plan spells planetary doom
Reynard Loki
Experts warn a trillion-dollar investment in global infrastructure will cause "rapid ecological deterioration"
Black Lives Matter needs womanism now: A case for opting out of — or adding to — a [white] feminism that often fails us
Shannon M. Houston
I do identify as a feminist — but we need radical intersectionality now more than ever
The rich win, the poor lose: We want to believe that everyone will pull together in a natural disaster — but they won’t
John C. Mutter
Events like Katrina affect everyone, but the way each group can capitalize on a disaster is incomparably different
Just how helpful are those “don’t get raped” tips women are fed their whole lives?
Kate Harding
The message is: You must live in fear and behave impeccably. If you fail you could be raped -- and it's your fault
Wendell Pierce on the tragedy and triumph of New Orleans after Katrina: “It’s created a schism between the haves and have-nots”
Scott Timberg
Salon talks to Wendell Pierce, star of "The Wire," to discusses his poignant new book "The Wind in the Reeds"
America’s silent-but-deadly billionaires: How our tight-lipped overlords are waging stealth campaigns against the middle class
Sean McElwee
New research reveals the surreptitious ways in which the richest of the rich try to influence politics
Listen up, Ted Cruz: Here’s what you don’t understand about climate change and science
Paul Rosenberg
The Texas senator says the facts don't back global warming. He doesn't understand how science assesses facts
“When I first saw Patti Smith, I didn’t listen to another Grateful Dead record for five years”: Dean Wareham interviews Yo La Tengo’s Ira Kaplan
Dean Wareham
Talking the Grateful Dead, Cure and Big Star with Yo La Tengo's frontman on the release of a "Fakebook" sequel
Burning Man founder’s bizarre explanation for diversity problem: “Black folks don’t like to camp as much as white folks”
Janet Upadhye
Also watch this video that reveals the faux headdress, dreadlock-clad scene that is Burning Man
Donald Trump humiliates himself on conservative radio: “That is a gotcha question! This is ridiculous!”
Scott Eric Kaufman
Hugh Hewitt, who will co-moderate the CNN debates, wore kid gloves, but Trump kept punching himself in the face
Is Denise the Muppet pig Asian? and other burning questions: Why we went all-in on the puppet show gossip
Paula Young Lee
The rebooted show is promoting its characters as if they are people—and we're hard-wired to fall for it
“Hillary likes ‘Parks and Recreation'”: The media’s breathless email scandal coverage reaches new nadir
Eric Boehlert
A week's worth of digging into her personal email reveals less than nothing. How much longer will this go on?
You Must Hear This! Thelma Houston’s “If This Was The Last Song”
Benjamin Wheelock
The legendary singer reflects on her debut album of 1969 – years before she recorded one of disco's greatest hits
The Elizabeth Warren test: Why Joe Biden’s presidential run may be over before it begins
David Sirota
If the vice president decides to enter the race, he faces the scorn of his party's most influential progressive
Taylor Swift’s fantasy Africa: Glorifying colonialism in art is a political act, like it or not
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The director of "Wildest Dreams" defends the "classic Hollywood iconography" of his latest Swift video
4 reasons the Christian right’s claims of moral superiority are so absurd
Valerie Tarico
Evangelicals are constantly bellowing about America's moral decay. They could stand to take a look in the mirror
The image that shocked our collective conscience: A child refugee’s death & the West’s moral responsibility
Jack Mirkinson
It shouldn't have taken the drowning of child to lay bare the depth of the refugee crisis. For too many, it did
America’s destructive identity crisis: Strike an essential nuclear deal with Iran — then act more & more like Dick Cheney
Marcy Wheeler
The Obama administration capped historic negotiations with Iran this year. But why is it acting so hawkish since?
“Every neighborhood had a Rodney King. Every single one”: Author Ryan Gattis on researching the ’92 L.A. riots for “All Involved”
Lorraine Berry
Gattis talks to Salon about violence, police brutality and writing from multicultural Angeleno perspectives
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