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In an IS training camp, children told: Behead the doll
Zeina Karam, Bram Janssen
It’s worse than Jerry Seinfeld says: PC is undermining free speech, expression, liberties
Mick Hume
The "shut it down" crowd that would sanitize humor just doesn't get it: Radical comedians should be allies
How I f***ed Morgan Stanley: Deviance and debauchery of the 1 percent
John LeFevre
Behind the scenes in billion-dollar deal meetings with the investment banker behind the @GSElevator Twitter feed
“I already saw fire in Netanyahu’s eyes”: Behind the scenes with Bibi and Obama
Michael Oren
The inside story from Israeli ambassador to the U.S. of one of the tensest moments in the U.S./Israeli relationship
“Racial self-help” or “blaming the victim”?: 50 years after its publication, the Moynihan Report still provokes debate about the causes and cures of African-American inequality
Daniel Geary
Obama's interpretation of the report has inspired outrage from Ta-Nehisi Coates. Here's why the controversy endures
Stories from a revolution: The beauty of leaderless Tahrir Square
Wendell Steavenson
The lack of leadership was the Egyptian revolution’s strength--until Mubarak fell. Then no one knew what to do next
How did this monster get created? The decades of GOP lies that brought us Donald Trump, Republican front-runner
Heather Cox Richardson
Donald Trump did not happen overnight. He's the product of a dangerous, cynical GOP strategy that dates back years
The trap Hillary can’t escape: Her Bernie Sanders problem is she doesn’t understand Sanders’ policies are popular, mainstream and the future
Bill Curry
There's a reason Clinton's economic plan sounds wooden and unspecific. She's misreading public mood and her party
“Quality of life has to include the end of life”: California is the latest state to take up the right-to-die cause — only to see it fail
Brian Krans
Oregon's Death With Dignity Act allowed Brittany Maynard to take her life. When will other states follow suit?
God is a verb: “Orange Is the New Black” dares to show faith in a positive light
Shannon M. Houston
Black Cindy's season 3 storyline is a rare affirming portrayal of religious conversion on prestige TV
$3.4 billion was just pledged to preventing another Ebola outbreak – but it might not be enough
Justine Calma
Has the International community truly learned its lessons from the epidemic?
The Republican prison experiment: How the right-wing conquest of the GOP altered political reality
Andrew O'Hehir
How a stodgy, mainstream party was reinvented as a den of lunatics and monsters -- and why it was no accident
The right-wing media’s vicious profiteering: How Donald Trump & Fox News are weaponizing hate
Chauncey DeVega
The billionaire blowhard seems like a joke, but his racist invective is magnifying dangerous right-wing resentments
Racism and xenophobia are exactly why Republicans love Donald Trump, polls show
Steven Rosenfeld
The open question is how much damage can Trump do to the GOP brand and the nominating process
Your instant ramen noodles are a massive threat to the environment
Reynard Loki
Bad news for broke college students, even worse news for the planet
“I did indeed f*ck up”: How an online campaign against a transphobic comic completely changed the tenor of the debate
Scott Eric Kaufman
The initial outrage over "Airboy" grabbed all the attention, but it's the impact on the community that counts
Target finally has a breastfeeding policy — the Army should be next
Rachel Kramer Bussel
The Army is the only military branch without a consistent policy — and it's part of a nationwide problem
Community Discussion: Do we need a global carbon price?
Salon Staff
At two global conferences, an old struggle emerges with renewed urgency.
“Let’s burn it down!”: Detroit Christians conspire to prevent Satanic Temple from unveiling Baphomet statue
Scott Eric Kaufman
Pastor David Bullock claims Temple has "a political agenda" -- and refuses to condemn violent threats against it
How a Mexican drug kingpin’s daring prison escape made him a hip-hop icon & an outlaw hero
Matthew Pulver
Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman sprung the coop and evaded an international manhunt. Chart-toppers have taken notice
Did Planned Parenthood’s president really need to apologize for the tissue donation video?
Jenny Kutner
Cecile Richards' apology for the controversial video highlights what needs to change about how we discuss abortion
You Must Hear This! The New Tweedy Brothers
Benjamin Wheelock
Fred Lackaff recalls this 1968 psychedelic folk album, a "pretty modest affair"–that now fetches thousands on eBay
Rick Perry is the only GOP candidate brave enough to call out Donald Trump (and that’s terrifying)
Heather Digby Parton
The sad state of the GOP: The establishment hates Trump, but is scared of alienating his supporters
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