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Pam Geller’s next big idea: Exposing innocent Washington DC commuters to risk of attack just to make a point
Scott Eric Kaufman
She and the American Freedom Defense Initiative want to plaster image of Muhammad on DC buses, train stops
The right’s dangerous anti-Obama deception: Why attempts to paint him as anti-Israel come with major risks
Jeff Stein
The longstanding conservative meme that the president wants to undermine Israel is equally ludicrous and pernicious
5 Reasons Amy Schumer should be the new host of “The Bachelorette”
Anna Silman
No joke -- this could be exactly the shakeup the show needs
The panic room revival, heated bidets and the horrors of living on $500K per year: New York Times, who are you writing for?
Joanna Rothkopf
"The world is a very scary place right now, especially for people of means; they feel cornered and threatened"
Why are restaurant receipts coming with a side of racism?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Yet another meal reportedly ends with an N-word incident
“Corporate bill mill” ALEC’s corrupt activities exposed in investigative segment
Joanna Rothkopf
An investigative segment from a local Georgia television station exposed the group's shady activities
Congress’ century-long history of ignoring science: The dangerous climate delusions our lawmakers just can’t shed
Lindsay Abrams
Author Cynthia Barnett explains why we keep thinking we can control the weather
It doesn’t matter if we stay or run: Killer cops are playing a video game with black lives
D. Watkins
"If he's innocent, why did he run," the earnest voices say. It's not hard to understand: They shoot either way
America will die old and broke: The systematic right-wing plot to ransack the middle-class nest egg
Edwin Lyngar
Despite what conservatives say, the safety net works—which is why the 1 percent wants to stage a hostile takeover
The ’90s were absolute hell: Remembering the decade when the fringe went berserk
Ralph Young
Timothy McVeigh. The Unabomber. Waco. Ruby Ridge. The list goes on and on (and on and on ...)
America on Memorial Day: Heavily armed, dangerous, unstable
Patrick L. Smith
America is powerful. We are not strong. Now is the time to understand the difference -- and to put away the myths
“You get a cookie for being offended”: Mat Johnson on the fine art of racial satire
Laura Miller
The author of "Pym" talks about his new novel, his love-hate relationship with Twitter and being a black nerd
Education reformers have it all wrong: Accountability from above never works, great teaching always does
Jal Mehta
Common Core or No Child Left Behind -- reformers always try to manage change from above. It fails & hurts our kids
They’re all still lying about Iraq: The real story about the biggest blunder in American history — and the right wing’s obsessive need to cover it up
Heather Cox Richardson
Conservatives are trapped in an outdated and delusional worldview. Rubio, Jeb and media sycophants make it worse
Ryan O’Connell on Thought Catalog, trolling & the Millennial angst tipping point: “The more you write about your personal life, the less you have one”
Jenny Kutner
The former Thought Catalog star tells Salon about his new book, "I'm Special: And Other Lies We Tell Ourselves"
How to talk to kids about religion: Spiritual multiculturalism is absolutely essential
Lisa Miller Ph.D
Before kindergarten, kids are curious about spiritual expression and hungry to learn. Here's how to teach them
The power grab that destroyed American politics: How Newt Gingrich created our modern dysfunction
Paul Rosenberg
In '94, the GOP used Contract with America to claim mandate for right-wing policies. It worked. Let's learn from it
These guys are painfully wrong about Islam: 3 things that every anti-Muslim zealot needs to admit
Qasim Rashid
Bill Maher & Richard Dawkins continue to disparage a religion that, in all honesty, they know little about
Neil deGrasse Tyson gets democracy all wrong: We don’t deserve the one we get — we get the one elites give us
Adam Johnson
The "Cosmos" host blames the American electorate for our failed policies. If only it were that simple
“Perilously close to propaganda”: How Fox News shilled for Iraq War, and Jon Stewart returned sanity
Charles L. Ponce De Leon
"Fox Effect" pushed American media to get in line and back the Iraq War. Only two comedy shows had guts to resist
Adorable genetic anomaly and Internet celebrity “Lil Bub” goes under the microscope
Joanna Rothkopf
A group of scientists tested the celebrity cat's genome
This is your brain on Whiteness: The invisible psychology of white American ignorance explained
Chauncey DeVega
The contrast in media narratives about Baltimore and Waco are undeniable—but many white Americans are blind to them
The Christian right’s shocking conquest: Why religious moderates have disappeared from America
Edward McClelland
While the number of religious Americans is in decline, evangelical membership is growing. Here's what it means
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