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“Game of Thrones” recap: Dany fumbles with justice
Libby Hill
Daenerys tries to outrun her Targaryen past to mixed results, while the Stark girls continue their separate flights
My first marathon was agony — and the cure for my broken heart
Sarah Tomlinson
I wanted to show solidarity with my Boston natives, but what I got from the experience was so much greater
“We do have a very good sex life”: Gay men with straight wives are coming out — as happily married
Tracy Clark-Flory
"Mixed-orientation marriages" have always existed, but now they're in the middle of the marriage equality battle
A hater’s guide to astrology: How I learned to stop getting angry about people’s dumb beliefs
Eric Adams
As a man of science, I had been bothered by the mysticism of astrology more than just about anything. But should I?
We have irony all wrong: Alanis, David Foster Wallace and the truth about hipster consumerism
Steven Quartz, Anette Asp
Whether punk fashion, political consumerism or simple charity, spending for status can often be a good thing
The 1 percent plays us for suckers: There is no meritocracy and they’ve strangled the American dream
Jay Baron Nicorvo
Something's rotten: America has little income mobility, lots of inequality and our hard work makes the rich richer
“When the occupation is over, then I’ll allow myself to dream”
Sandy Tolan
The dream was a music academy to inspire young Palestinians and keep them away from the soldiers. It came true
“You bastards”: How bedbugs took over our homes — and our minds
Lindsay Abrams
Author Brooke Borel tells Salon about the great, terrible bedbug resurgence
A young man who survived “ex-gay ministries” taught me what it means to be a Christian
Rachel Held Evans
The campaign against marriage equality sent me fleeing from the church. Here's what brought me back
Heroin is a white-people problem: Bad medicine, economic rot and the enterprising Mexican town that turned the Heartland on to black tar
Laura Miller
The new American junkie is white, suburban or rural, and got hooked on Xalisco's product and personalized service
“No living woman actually looks like Kate Moss”: The unattainable thin ideal
Harriet Brown
When my daughter was at her sickest, her impossibly thin body looked normal to me. Larger bodies looked grotesque
Weeds are the future of healthy eating
Jason Mark
Urban foraging could help address the nutrition crisis in America's low income communities, researchers say
“Albert is an old fool”: Einstein vs Schrödinger in battle of the Nobel laureates
Paul Halpern
Einstein & Schrödinger were friends then competitors in hunt for Grand Unified Theory. A media war tore them apart
“I know I am in danger”: Lincoln was warned against mingling with the theater crowd, especially on that April night
Joseph Wheelan
The end of the war was in sight, moods were lifting, until an assassin's bullet changed everything
10 amazing R.E.M. performances you’ve never seen — with guests like Johnny Marr, Thom Yorke, Eddie Vedder and more
Annie Zaleski
Think of R.E.M. as Berry/Buck/Mills/Stipe? Just wait until you see them with Thurston Moore, Billy Bragg and more
We’re teaching our kids wrong: Steve Jobs and Bill Gates do not have the answers
Susan Engel
Our kids worship wealth and celebrities. We've lost track of school's real purpose -- exciting the mind
Bomb squad responds to an egg filled with candy: The week in weird news
Colin Gorenstein
Plus: A burglar was arrested after leaving Croc tread marks at the scene of the crime
Physicians urge Columbia to drop its “unacceptable” affiliation with pseudoscience promoter Dr. Oz
Lindsay Abrams
Oz, the doctors say, is guilty of "outrageous conflicts of interest," "flawed judgements," or both
The GOP’s next 2016 scheme: How right-wingers will try to use Hillary’s gender against her
Heather Digby Parton
The right has its dogwhistles at the ready. Why "foreign policy" debates will be about much more
LGBT-rights group urges Guam governor to allow gay marriage
Grace Garces Bordallo, Caleb Jones
Anti-government activists suspected in leak of government employee information
Keegan Hankes
A right-wing extremist group is believed to have released the home addresses of employees from the CIA, FBI and DHS
5 wild things science teaches us about sex
Carrie Weisman
The penis may have evolved to scoop out rival sperm. Plus! An explanation why we get depressed after sex
Veteran Chinese journalist Gao Yu sentenced to 7 years
Christopher Bodeen, Isolda Morillo
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