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Anatomy of a racist revolution: How the GOP was hijacked by small-state bigotry
Conor Lynch
In some ways, it's a tale as old as America: state vs. federal power. But 50 years ago, something sinister happened
“Game of Thrones” recap: “Kill the boy, and let the man be born”
Libby Hill
Adulthood has come for the young would-be leaders of Westeros
Pamela Geller is a coward: Right-wing media’s big lie and shocking MLK slander
Musa al-Gharbi
Conservative media keeps pushing story that the most hateful person in politics is another MLK. Don't believe it
Grow up, inner child: I survived adult preschool play-for-pay, but I’m not going back
Kevin Wong
Adult preschools, coloring books, even skipping club — is there nothing we won't buy to take us back in time?
“Why aren’t they warning women about it?” The toxic danger in your baby powder
Myron Levin
Scientific research ties talc powder to ovarian cancer. Now Johnson & Johnson is facing a slew of lawsuits
Wondering how to get people to go green? Tell them that’s what their neighbors are doing
Per Espen Stoknes
At heart, we're imitators -- shaming people into changing won't be nearly as effective as a positive message
Baltimore is the new Iraq: How America’s war in the Middle East came home
Michael Gould-Wartofsky
Protests are now regularly met with military-grade weaponry, while dissidents are equated with domestic terrorists
Robots are coming for your job: Amazon, McDonald’s and the next wave of dangerous capitalist “disruption”
Martin Ford
Says one builder: "Our device isn’t meant to make employees more efficient. It’s meant to completely obviate them”
Glenn Beck’s paranoid history lesson: Why his theories about Iran & anti-Semitism are competely wrong
Matthew Pulver
Beck's been on the warpath lately, linking the Iranian regime to Nazi Germany. Why he's wrong — and why it matters
How bacon became bacon: The real story about how humans tamed the pig
Mark Essig
Pigs provided meat, and also solved public health problems in ancient days. Here's how evolution worked
“Only when a woman makes her own money does she have her rights”: The importance of digital literacy in Afghanistan
Elizabeth Schaeffer Brown, Jason Brooks Brown
In Afghanistan, girls are treated as second-class citizens. Access to technology could be a road to independence
“Women like sex just as dirty as men”
Jill Hamilton
Feminist filmmaker Erika Lust on her new crowdsourced project, XConfessions, and what it means to make ethical porn
We’re all trolls now, for better and for worse: How the Internet lost its prankster lulz and found its outrage
Laura Miller
A scholar of online creeps and pranksters explains 4Chan history and the surprising ways they've influenced us all
Down the “Orphan Black” rabbit hole with its creators: “You’re being kept for days in a dark closet, I think your mind goes into some strange places”
Sonia Saraiya
John Fawcett and Graeme Manson sit down with Salon to talk about male clones, Helena's scorpion and Alison's pills
We must make the police pay: When cops go too far, they must feel the pain too
Paul Rosenberg
When cops kill, they rarely face prison or the civil settlements taxpayers foot. They'd act different if they paid
In America bourbon was king — until vodka launched its attack
Reid Mitenbuler
How vodka infiltrated a bourbon-loving nation. Hint: It started with the Moscow Mule
Boy Scouts can’t have it both ways: Stop kicking out gay leaders
Jenny Kutner
Supporters are rallying around Eagle Scout Brian Peffly, who says he was fired for his sexual orientation
My Morning Jacket’s “The Waterfall”: You’ve never heard Jim James like this
Stephen Deusner
The frontman switches up his approach on what may be My Morning Jacket's darkest — and best — album yet
Mike Huckabee is a raging hypocrite: Inside the religious right’s incoherent faux-morality
Sean Illing
As a glut of social conservatives announce 2016 campaigns, it's worth examining their ludicrous ideology in detail
Geraldo Rivera unloads on Pam Geller: Her hateful rhetoric “reminds me of Aryan Nation, KKK, racists”
Scott Eric Kaufman
"Every time I see her on the television and I feel like taking a shower"
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