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5 blatant lies used to justify the drone war
Robert Greenwald
What we misunderstand about these high-tech killings
9 horrible things the Christian right does because “God” said it was OK
Valerie Tarico
Hobby Lobby isn't alone. Evangelicals routinely manipulate the Bible's teachings to serve their political agenda
Spieth arrives at St. Andrews, resuming Grand Slam quest
Doug Ferguson
Reveling in the darkness: “True Detective,” “Game of Thrones” and the missing critique in TV’s cult of gritty realism
Imran Siddiquee
Prestige dramas package violence, misogyny and white supremacy that uphold, rather than challenge, the status quo
The new sex therapy: Kink — even infidelity — can rekindle a marriage
Kali Holloway
The reality is that people cheat -- some therapists are helping couples rewrite the rules around sex and infidelity
Jason Isbell’s dream to make a “ridiculous wanking guitar” album: “I have to be so damn tasteful all the time when I’m playing my own songs”
Erin Lyndal Martin
Salon talks to the acclaimed songwriter about his new album, "Something More Than Free"
Iraq begins operation to oust Islamic State group from Anbar
Sinan Salaheddin
The U.S. military is about to take a big step toward transgender equality
Sophia Tesfaye
Report says Pentagon is on the cusp of lifting ban on transgender service
Scott Walker’s risky strategy: Why going “full Iowa” could doom his presidential hopes
Jim Newell
Can a frontrunner go all-in on Iowa without rendering himself unelectable elsewhere? We're about to find out
Former Runaways member Cherie Currie responds to Jackie Fuchs’ rape allegations
Jenny Kutner
"If [we] saw an unconscious girl being brutally raped in front of us, we would have hit him over the head"
Romantic kissing is not a universal thing, apparently
Jenny Kutner
Smooching babies and children might be human nature, but making out is reserved for "complex" societies
Texans to “practice counter-insurgency” while U.S. special forces participate in Operation Jade Helm
Scott Eric Kaufman
"If a team member sees two Humvees full of soldiers driving through town, they're going to follow them"
“True Detective” recap: Internal investigations and the shoot-out of the century
Sonia Saraiya
Paul and Ani face the fall-out from their relationships and Frank swaggers back into serious business
Wall Street’s sinister disappearing act: How it still endangers America — while Washington looks the other way
Wallace Turbeville
As the 2016 election ramps up, inequality is on everybody's mind. But nobody wants to get serious about finance
Bill Maher and Fox News’s Muslim feminism: How Ayaan Hirsi Ali and Asra Nomani embrace the soft Islamophobia of Western expectations
Nathan Lean
Hannity loves their criticism of Islam, NPR their personal triumph. But two voices must not define modern Muslims
9 reasons why not having kids is the best life choice I’ve ever made
Liz Langley
Some feel their children are their greatest achievement. For a long time I thought mine was not having any
Check out Steve Martin’s must-see backstage selfies with David Letterman
Salon Staff
New photos from behind the scenes of Letterman's surprise Trump-mocking appearance with Martin and Short
We must negotiate with terrorists: The dirty secret our government does not want to admit
Jonathan Powell
We have no choice: We must sit down with terrorists, or else stand no chance of reducing armed conflict
The ’60s were “the decade of orgasmic preoccupation”: Even suburban housewives were emboldened by Masters and Johnson’s “Human Sexual Response”
Thomas Maier
"Human Sexual Response" transformed the public discourse about sex in America, opening a new era of candidness
Trump goes wild in Arizona, unloads on Obama, Hillary, Mexico
Associated Press
Trump draws thousands, Hillary Clinton is called "the worst secretary of state in the history of the country"
Addiction is not a disease: How AA and 12-step programs erect barriers while attempting to relieve suffering
Marc Lewis
Defining addiction as a disease is marketing for the rehab industry — and an excuse when treatment doesn't work
Ted Kennedy had one thing in common with the heavyweights gathered to negotiate the ADA: Experience with disability
Lennard J. Davis
The Americans With Disabilities Act, 25 years later: How the largest minority group in the US claimed its rights
Democracy is only for rich white guys: A definitive explanation for America’s most shocking inequalities
Sean McElwee
A wealth of research data now demonstrates what should be obvious: The law only advances certain people's interests
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