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“Being good at your job isn’t enough”: A new documentary looks at the history — and future — of women in tech
Katie McDonough
"CODE: Debugging the Gender Gap" shows how far we've come -- and how far we have left to go
Monty Python reunites at Tribeca: “We are funnier than Scientology… we could be a religion”
Anna Silman
John Cleese, Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle, Terry Jones and Michael Palin celebrate 40 years of "The Holy Grail"
“You’re hella gay, I’m hella str8”: The best “promposal” ever points to a brighter future
Mary Elizabeth Williams
"Guess who got asked to prom!"
“Silicon Valley” star blasts tech’s women problem: “What kind of culture do we bring these men up in?”
Anna Silman
We spoke to T.J. Miller about iconoclast-to-be Erlich Bachman, awful tech billionaires and sexism in Silicon Valley
GOP’s massive Obamacare con: Here’s how you know their “fix” is a farce
Joan Walsh
A push to keep some subsidies in place through 2016 won't be much help – but the right will likely block it anyway
Salon Media Group to Launch App for Apple Watch
Salon Media Group Inc.
Salon announces the launch of the new Salon app for Apple Watch
“Louie,” you disappoint me: Yet another bumbling cop stumbles into a smart TV show
Scott Eric Kaufman
Louie is forced to hang out with Lenny, a beat cop his sister used to date, and the shenanigans are so predictable
“Us vs. them” America: Why is politics so nasty? Because we treat it like sports
Elias Isquith
A scarily large number of us treat politics like a vicious game, political scientist Patrick Miller tells Salon
The GOP’s pathetic money groveling: Why the Republican nomination will go to the highest bidder
Heather Digby Parton
The entire 2016 field is cozying up to billionaires for a chance at winning the White House
How to demolish the oligarchy in 3 easy steps
Michael Lind
American democracy has been tainted by lobbying and corporate interests. How do we fix it? Blow it all up
Washington yawns at an American atrocity: Why the latest drone fiasco won’t change anything
Jim Newell
The administration's sloppy approach to drone strikes has killed an innocent American. DC's response? Oh, well
“Architects of American policy towards Russia and Ukraine are destroying American national security”: Stephen F. Cohen on the truths U.S. media and politicians hide
Patrick L. Smith
Myths of American nationalism busted as our interview with noted scholar concludes
Elia Kazan and the Armenian Genocide: Remembering “America America”
Peter Balakian
The 1963 Oscar-winning film depicted the plight of Armenians and Greeks in Turkey in an unprecedented way
Native Americans walk off Adam Sandler movie set in protest of insensitivity, sexism [UPDATED]
Joanna Rothkopf
"Nothing has changed; we are still just Hollywood Indians"
Scott Walker, forever tarnished: Republican governors have tanked the GOP brand
Paul Rosenberg
Walker, Christie and Jindal were supposed to show off GOP's deep bench. They highlighted incompetence instead
“You are entitled to this”: The real reason Amy Schumer’s rape culture takedown is so perfect
Katie McDonough
"Football Night Lights" is an epic takedown about rape culture. But the laugh lines about rape are only half of it
Dr. Oz “will not be silenced,” of course: The self-aggrandizing showbiz doc defends himself against attacks
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The TV star fires back at his critics
Alabama GOP’s new plan to shut down abortion clinics: Treat them like sex offenders
Jenny Kutner
A proposed measure targets one of the state's few abortion clinics by preventing it from operating near a school
The government’s chilling surveillance analogy: Like George Zimmerman spying on your Internet
Marcy Wheeler
A senator recently compared an invasive new cybersecurity bill to a "neighborhood watch." Um ...
House panel is told of slavery in Thai seafood industry
Martha Mendoza
Forget Marco Rubio: This is what a transformational Republican actually looks like
Luke Brinker
If the GOP were serious about remaking its image, it would turn to Brian Sandoval -- but they aren't, so they won't
Conservative Republicans are the only ones left who think global warming isn’t going to affect them
Lindsay Abrams
The majority of moderate GOPers have accepted that climate change is happening
Divestment politics, Stanford-style: Will a strong identification with a group affect one’s fair-mindedness?
David Palumbo-Liu
Religious identity, threats of anti-Semitism, conflict of interest muddy the waters of campus divestment debate
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