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Rise of the imperial plutocracy: New research is exposing the stunning domination of global super-elites
Sean McElwee
We already know that American government only responds to the wishes of the few. But what about other nations?
An X-rated education: Where male escorts learn their trade
Carrie Weisman
Advertised on Rentboy.com, Rent U offers lectures and classes on the ins and outs of the sex industry
How this mom is raising her 7-year-old transgender girl — with a little help from Laverne Cox, Janet Mock and Jazz Jennings
Rachel Kramer Bussel
Salon talks to the creator of the "How to Be a Girl" podcast about parenting, school, playdates and the future
A burka in a Christian town: How Fox News and right-wing media turned a lesson in tolerance into an excuse for hate
Linda K. Wertheimer
A teacher's "dress-up" exercise divided a Texas town. Then Fox News and WorldNetDaily arrived to make it worse
“I knew this was a bullsh*t story, but I went along with it”: Police violence after Katrina and how it was covered up
Ronnie Greene
The truth behind the Danziger Bridge killings in New Orleans has been hard to unravel . Here's how it went down
I am a gay Yankee teacher in the South
Patty Smith
After 21 years in a private school in Cambridge, I took a job in Virginia. It was not what I expected
“Stale white bitches tried to take us down”: Luther Campbell on 2 Live Crew, race, hip-hop and the conservative, Southern ’80s
Luther Campbell
"The day some white teenager got caught with a 2 Live Crew album, that’s what started the whole sh*tstorm"
The solace of street knowledge: Violence, black vulnerability and reading the lessons of Ta-Nehisi Coates in “Straight Outta Compton”
Silpa Kovvali
The drama of N.W.A.'s biopic rises from the same "sheer terror of disembodiment" in "Between the World and Me"
The workers labor forgot: Race, household workers, and the new fight for activism and social change
Premilla Nadasen
Dismissed by labor as “unorganizable,” African American household workers developed new strategies for changes
Evangelicals love Donald Trump: How a thrice-married New York braggart won them over — and why it’s so scary
Heather Digby Parton
The Donald isn't exactly a natural fit for the religious right -- but his outreach shows he's crazy like a fox
Donald Trump’s shameless immigration flip-flop: Chris Hayes remembers when he told DREAMers “you’ve convinced me”
Asha Parker
Chris Hayes talks with activist Gabby Pacheco, who met with Donald Trump in 2013
The latest “Game of Thrones” fan-theory about Jon Snow is just about insane enough to be right
Scott Eric Kaufman
If correct, it could have far-reaching implications for the entire fictional world in which you're so invested
The GOP’s stunning new attack on America’s national forests
Reynard Loki
Two bills winding their way through Congress could have dire implications for local communities and wildlife alike
What some of the richest people in America say about the poor when they think no one is listening
Tana Ganeva
A Facebook page for tony Manhattan residents is a cesspool of racist vitriol and complaints about the homeless
Why the rich love Burning Man
Keith A. Spencer
The festival has become a playground for wealthy libertarians. Maybe it was never a socialist utopia to begin with
Scott Walker doubles down on insane ISIS-union comparison: “I have the capacity to handle pressure”
Sophia Tesfaye
Walker says death threats he received from Wisconsinites prepares him to take on ISIS
The terrifying reality of the Virginia shooting: The NRA’s vise-grip on Congress means nothing at all will change
Bob Cesca
We've reached the point of no return: As long as the NRA has a say, this epidemic of gun violence will continue
The crumbling of Big Coal: Appalachia reels as an industry meets its demise
Laura Gottesdiener
Six domestic coal companies have filed for bankruptcy in 2015 alone, leaving a trail of devastation in their wake
The scifi fans are alright: I saw the future at the Hugo Awards — and it will never belong to the toxic right-wing trolls
Arthur Chu
Online hate campaigns like Sad Puppies aren't harmless—but when we gather in person, their powers fizzle out
The GOP’s nuclear option for Donald Trump: Why the only way to beat him is so scary
Elias Isquith
If the Republican Party wants to win back Trump's fans, they have one realistic option. But it might be even worse
Guilty of being black in a white world: The ludicrous reason these women were thrown off of a train last weekend
Brittney Cooper
The Napa Valley Wine Train left a 10-woman book club on the side of the train tracks... and for what?
Ted Cruz is not a true-believing wingnut — he’s something much more dangerous
Sean Illing
It's not conviction that drives Cruz -- it's cynical salesmanship. Don't think people aren't buying his snake oil
Sanders the populist, Trump the fascist:
The truth about comparing two unlikely presidential contenders
Paul Rosenberg
While both Sanders and Trump have seized on populist groundswells, Trump's success has more sinister connotations
How your condom use changes over time
Thor Benson
New research reveals college students grow less and less likely to wrap it up with each passing year
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