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Rick Santorum’s campaign is a mess: Top staffers leave as campaign cash dries out
Sophia Tesfaye
One top staffer ditched him for Rick Perry. It's gotten that bad.
“Moderate” Bill O’Reilly upbraids Democrats who support “abortion factories” that murder “unborn babies”
Scott Eric Kaufman
"The liberal philosophy is based on fairness for the underdog," he said, "yet unborn babies don't count!"
The casual killing of blacks: When everyday activities trigger lethal force by the police
David Palumbo-Liu
U.S. cops kill vastly more people per capita than many other police in the world. What's going on?
The South’s faces of terror must go: Don’t let the Confederate flag fight go the way of gun control
Jason Sokol
Charleston is not old news. But the heirs of the Confederacy must not be allowed to stall. Their idols must fall
The conservative plot for more abortions and bigger government: The surprising consequences of defunding Planned Parenthood
Joshua Holland
If social conservatives gut funding for Planned Parenthood, unintended -- and deeply ironic -- consequences await
Here’s how we beat the billionaires: The simple campaign reform Sheldon Adelson & the Koch brothers fear
Walter Shapiro
Super PACs have given plutocratic ideologues unprecedented power -- but there's a remarkably easy way to curb them
America enables mass murder: The inconvenient truth of the Aurora, Charleston and Lafayette shootings
Karen J. Greenberg
Metadata collections will never stop domestic terrorism. It's time we invest in our children like we do in our wars
The radical “Jurassic World” we didn’t get to see: When “starting from scratch” means “starting from white”
Imran Siddiquee
Before the blockbuster was rewritten, the main characters were Chinese. What if that didn't change?
Free the ugly produce!: Business-savvy millennials are tackling food waste — one cosmetically challenged vegetable at a time
Ari LeVaux
More than hunger, the newest efforts to end food waste are concerned with saving the planet
Climate activist masterfully punks Scott Walker: Now he looks like even more of a Koch stooge
Sophia Tesfaye
Student dupes Walker into posing with check illustrating he's bought and paid for by the Koch brothers
Rand Paul is basically doomed: How the man who was supposed to “reinvent” the GOP fell flat on his face
Heather Digby Parton
It wasn't too long ago that Rand Paul was viewed as a serious threat to the GOP nomination. Not any longer
Walt Disney was not an anti-Semite
Anna Silman
The team behind a new PBS documentary refutes the long-held rumors
GOP’s broken promises: Gridlock & dysfunction still rule the day despite congressional control
Sophia Tesfaye
Unified Republican control of Congress was supposed to break the chambers' gridlock. That...hasn't worked out
What to do with the Rockies’ only Confederate memorial?
Eric Stern
Few in Helena, Montana, even knew the monument existed -- but once they learned of it, everyone had an opinion
“Reform” makes broken New Orleans schools worse: Race, charters, testing and the real story of education after Katrina
Jennifer C. Berkshire
An all-charter-school system was heralded as the future for urban schools. The future is filled with flaws
The FBI built a database that can catch rapists — almost nobody uses it
T. Christian Miller
For 30 years the FBI has ignored a system meant to help cops track the behavioral patterns of violent criminals
How to build a nuclear bomb: We’ve demonized books, but are we any safer?
Ann Larabee
Can we stop explosives guides from landing in violent hands? And if so, at what cost to free expression?
Dear White America: Your toxic masculinity is killing you
Chauncey DeVega
Toxic white masculinity, and the right-wing politics which nurture and protect it, are hurting millions every year
The GOP wants to jail the vote: How the prison-industrial complex is directly undermining democracy
Sean McElwee
Republican executives like Rick Scott have used felon disenfranchisement to depress minority voter turnout
The real Grizzly Man: No one knows brown bears like Vietnam vet, monkey-wrencher, wild man Doug Peacock
David Gessner
The inspiration for one of Edward Abbey's most memorable characters, Doug Peacock is a legend in his own right
We must talk about Islam: A faith that affects everyone should be susceptible to critique by all
Jeffrey Tayler
A new documentary gets the Charlie Hebdo aftermath wrong: Freedom of expression is at stake for us all
“A lifetime of fighting fires, drinking beer and eating red meat”: The author of “Wildfire” on what it takes for a woman to make it on a hotshot crew
Anthony Swofford
Mary Pauline Lowry on working the fireline, writing about nature, and what she learned from her mentor Joy Williams
Autism in the insular world of ultra-Orthodox Judaism: “There were superstitions and things that God knows how many other mothers had to deal with”
Sara Scribner
Salon talks to author Judy Brown about her new memoir, "This Is Not a Love Story"
Scott Walker destroyed his state: Wisconsin’s economic cautionary tale
David Sirota
Taxing the poor to subsidize massive corporations is calamitous in the long term. Who would've guessed?
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