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Bill O’Reilly’s all-American paranoia: What’s really behind his religion-infused doomsaying
Conor Lynch
The Fox New host is convinced of this country's imminent moral collapse--but none of his frantic tirades make sense
George Michael made me go wild: How “Faith” changed a gay, Southern, Gen-X teen’s life
David Crabb
I was a confused 80s Texas teen with a Ricky Schroder crush. Then I heard "I Want Your Sex" & understood everything
John Kerry admits defeat: The Ukraine story the media won’t tell, and why U.S. retreat is a good thing
Patrick L. Smith
The U.S. seems to admit it overplayed its hand over Ukraine. Caving to reality is actually the best possible policy
6 things you need to know about Waco’s deadly clash between biker gangs
Joanna Rothkopf
"We're the people your parents warned you about"
Rape in Westeros: What “Game of Thrones” could learn from “Mad Max: Fury Road”
Sonia Saraiya
The problem isn't that rape exists in "Game of Thrones" — it's that the show refuses to justify why
You’re fired!: Thanks a lot, Facebook
David Palumbo-Liu
It's smart to urge "digital caution," but that caution has a price -- it can rob social media of its unique power
Rand Paul’s Iraq problem: Jeb Bush & Marco Rubio have company in GOP’s hall of shame
Simon Maloy
The senator used to warn against repeating the Iraq War's mistakes. Now he wants to emulate it
“Mad Men’s” California: Hippies, real estate agents, and a place where even Pete can get laid
Scott Timberg
Wouldn't you think the smart people who created "Mad Men," who are based in L.A., would get California right?
The Christian right is losing women: Why more and more are embracing non-belief
Amanda Marcotte
In 1993, women comprised 16 percent of atheists and agnostics. Today that number is closer to 50 percent
“Climate denial does best in the dark”: A Democratic senator breaks down the GOP’s global-warming clustermuck
Philip Eil
Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse talks to Salon ahead of his historic 100th Senate speech on climate change
“Pitch Perfect” beats “Mad Max” at the box office: Can Hollywood stop its sexist assumption that women’s stories don’t sell?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Salma Hayek speak out on industry "ignorance" at a time when there's no excuse to believe women can't open films
“Mad Men’s” ambiguous finale earns ambiguous reviews: What the web’s smartest voices are saying
Salon Staff
Updated: A quick spin through the "Mad Men" finale recaps online this morning
Obama bans feds from giving local police armored vehicles, military-style weapons
Associated Press, Nedra Picker
The president hopes to reverse the trend toward the militarization of U.S. police forces
“Mad Men” finale recap: “Someday, people are going to brag that they worked with you”
Sonia Saraiya
I'd like to buy the world a Coke: A mixed, ambiguous, bittersweet finale that reminds us how hard life is
The Wall Street Journal’s absurd Paul Krugman hypocrisy: No one is better at “character assassination” than them
Heather Digby Parton
The Wall Street Journal accuses Krugman of "character assassination" -- funny, given their long history of it
The Koch Brothers’ guide to 2016: How to win $1 billion for your Republican candidacy
Conor Lynch
Which GOP candidate has the best chance of pulling in the dark-money score of the century?
“This is as important as the Berlin Wall”: A former leader of UN Peacekeeping operations remembers 9/11
Jean-Marie Guéhenno
In the first major challenge of my UN tenure I urged caution, and have never regretted it
The ghosts of Baltimore: How plunder, violence and intimidation built a great American city
SHELLEY PUHAK
The Freddie Gray protests are merely the epilogue to a decades-long story of corruption and crippling inequality
Hog manure’s disgusting king: How corporate pig production made North Carolina nasty
Barry Estabrook
Dump the manure straight into streams? Sure! Just destroy the lives of rural Americans ...
The grave new threat facing the Grand Canyon
Reynard Loki
A massive new development promises housing, hotels and boutiques. Opponents say it will deface a national monument
“I want to be able to live my life”: An Indian-American trans woman on identity, tradition and India’s “third gender”
Jenny Kutner
Trans Lifeline co-founder Nina Chaubal says her organization is hearing cries for help from trans women in India
Religion formed liberal tradition: Somehow “godless” got hitched to “liberal.” It’s not true
Amy Kittelstrom
"The core American principles of liberty and equality were never free from religion -- but full of religion"
5 Chris Christie scandals that blow #Bridgegate out of the water
Matthew Rozsa
The New Jersey governor has reportedly used Hurricane Sandy relief money for political purposes, and so much worse
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