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John Oliver’s glorious Dr. Oz takedown: “You are the worst person in scrubs who has ever been on television — including Katherine Heigl”
Colin Gorenstein
Though the host "refuses to be silenced," John Oliver is trying his best to shut him down anyway
“Game of Thrones” recap: “There’s no justice in the world — not unless we make it”
Libby Hill
What little Jon Snow knows, he learned from Ned Stark; Cersei takes a closer look at the fundamentalist Sparrows
Exclusive: Jonathan Franzen sounds off on bird poaching, climate change and “performing love”
Lindsay Abrams
Franzen and filmmaker Roger Kass talk to Salon about the new documentary "Emptying the Skies"
This is how we can talk about diversity: Race, college and a real path forward
Rupert W. Nacoste
We live in a neo-diverse nation, and there is much work to do to achieve mutual respect. Here's how we start
I got high with the Beach Boys: “If I survive this I promise never to do drugs again”
Richard Goldstein
I was a young critic. He was a young rock auteur. One day he called to meet. First, we needed pot from the Byrds
Jon Stewart geeks out over “Goodfellas” at Tribeca: “One of my most favorite movies of all time”
Anna Silman
The closing night of Tribeca celebrated the 25th anniversary of Scorsese's iconic gangster picture
Big Data’s big libertarian lie: Facebook, Google and the Silicon Valley ethical overhaul we need
Jacob Silverman
The tech world talks of liberty and innovation while invading privacy and surveilling us all. It must end now
An inspired match: How the opposing lawyers in Bush v. Gore came together to fight for same-sex marriage
Kenji Yoshino
Olson and Boies were charged with arguing marriage equality before SCOTUS -- a move the gay community saw as risky
How schools kill creativity: Forget standardized tests, here’s how we really engage our kids
Dr. Ken Robinson, Lou Aronica
Test makers rake in bucks, students and teachers chafe under the strain. Here's a better way forward for everyone
Ayaan Hirsi Ali is not the reformer Islam needs
Rhonda Roumani
The "Heretic" author divides all of Islam into three basic categories. Here's whom we should listen to instead
“This is life row”: When family members of murder victims oppose the death penalty
Mario Marazziti
Some survivors choose to break the cycle of suffering -- one even found it in his heart to forgive Timothy McVeigh
Bill Maher, American hero: Laughing at religion is exactly what the world needs
Jeffrey Tayler
Maher's stances get him called a bigot. We should thank him instead, for taking a necessary battle to the faithful
“A drop of blood with legs”: How the bed bug infiltrated our bedrooms and took over the world
Brooke Borel
They terrify us, these bloodthirsty beasts hiding and waiting to nibble. Their amazing history dates back centuries
The day my bullies apologized: Race, the South and a reconciliation decades in the making
Jim Auchmutey
I was beaten for embracing black classmates when my school was integrated in 1964. Decades later an apology arrived
“It’s not the country I imagined for you”: A letter of apology to my grandson
Tom Engelhardt
The war on terror, an apathetic electorate and state-sanctioned torture -- this is the America I'm leaving behind
Ben & Skip’s bogus journey: We need to face Affleck’s slave-owning ancestor — and mine — now more than ever
Andrew O'Hehir
Trust me, Ben, my family story is worse -- but telling the truth about history might set white America free at last
Brian Williams is in even deeper trouble: Investigation focused on six fabrications/embellishments
Salon Staff
An NBC investigation has zeroed in on a half-dozen problems, many involving misrepresentations on late-night shows
Why Comcast walked away from Time Warner
Leticia Miranda
The merger looked like a done deal as recently as last week, despite FCC concerns. Here's how it all fell apart
Progressives can’t trust Hillary Clinton: What’s behind her bizarre alliance with the Christian right?
Paul Rosenberg
Clinton's mixed record on social and cultural issues might be explained by surprising views on faith and politics
The Lone Bellow: “We don’t want to be polarizing for the sake of being polarizing”
The Weekly Feed
The Brooklyn-based rock group on their newest album, religion and life on the road
Powerful earthquake strikes Nepal, killing at least 718 people
Binaj Gurubacharya, Muneeza Naqvi
The magnitude 7.8 quake also killed people in India, Tibet, and Bangladesh
Goodell: LA projects viable for bringing back team
Barry Wilner
America’s preeminent climate deniers are sending “real scientists” to the Vatican to teach the Pope about global warming
Lindsay Abrams
The Koch-backed Heartland Institute will enlighten Pope Francis about our "Biblical duty" to destroy the planet
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