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Barack Obama’s hip-hop fandom: ‘‘In my first term, I sang Al Green. In my second term, I’m going with Young Jeezy’’
Lakeyta M. Bonnette
Many rappers campaigned for Obama, and to the dismay of the right wing, he didn't distance himself from hip-hop
This is what white supremacy looks like: A party at the Bundy Ranch, a funeral in North Charleston
Matthew Pulver
One year ago, Cliven Bundy threatened war on the federal government. This weekend, he's throwing a party.
Here’s how we defeat the science deniers: Even wingnuts learn that reality is good business
Paul Rosenberg
Right-wing assumptions are woefully out of line, and so are politicians. But the facts may be catching up with them
White America’s racial illiteracy: Why our national conversation is poisoned from the start
Dr. Robin DiAngelo
The author of "What Does It Mean to Be White?" examines the ways white people implode when they talk about race
Gay marriage could lead to “civil war”: The Christian right’s latest bigoted theory
Colin Gorenstein
In a recent conference call, James Dobson explained how legalizing gay marriage would send America into disarray
Rand Paul’s big gun grift: What’s really behind his feud with the NRA
Joan Walsh
The NRA won’t host the 2016 hopeful though he has an A rating, because he’s in bed with a wing-nut competitor
Rand Paul’s horrible week: Why this was one of the worst campaign roll-outs in recent memory
Simon Maloy
Sorry, Rand, but you can't cease-and-desist your problems away
7 remarkably cruel instances of class warfare in America
Alex Henderson
Since the Great Recession, it has been open season on the country's poor. Here are just a few of the lowlights
“Louie” and the walking uterus: When ugly liberal entitlement and surrogate pregnancy collide
Sonia Saraiya
A subplot featuring a lesbian couple and their surrogate turned dark at Louie's school parent potluck
Upon further review: Inside the police failure to stop Darren Sharper’s rape spree
T. Christian Miller, Ryan Gabrielson, ProPublica, Ramon Antonio Vargas, John Simerman, The New Orleans Advocate
A new report reveals a systemic breakdown amongst law enforcement officials investigating his alleged crimes
Community Discussion: How do we end coal?
Salon Staff
Coal is on its way out. But how best to bid adieu?
Karen Russell interviews Kent Russell: “I was firmly in the throes of male adolescence’s hurtful apathy”
Karen Russell
MacArthur genius Karen Russell turns the questions on her kid brother, the family's next wunderkind
Listen, it’s still their f**king fault: Bush, Cheney, neo-con drivel, and the truth about Iraq and ISIS
Paul Rosenberg
We can't believe we have to explain 9/11, ISIS and Iraq again. But as the right's lies add up, here goes
“The Daily Show’s” Aasif Mandvi wants you to calm down about Jon Stewart: “We don’t need to freak out”
Colin Gorenstein
Aasif Mandvi talked with Esquire about "Daily Show" morale in the wake of some big changes
The “Dr. Evil” of climate denial: Meet the legendary P.R. exec with a sinister anti-science agenda
Robby Kenner
Filmmaker Robby Kenner takes on the "Merchants of Doubt" trying to derail action on climate change
“Dick pics for freedom”: How John Oliver accidentally started a NSFW revolution
Colin Gorenstein
Guys are revealing their erect penises on Reddit to take a stand against the NSA
More American women are not having kids
Jenny Kutner
Census Bureau finds the highest percentage of childless women of reproductive age since the 1970s
It’s still Dick Cheney’s GOP: The terrifying truth revealed by Tom Cotton’s warmongering
Heather Digby Parton
Bad news, America: The neocon playbook is getting plenty of use these days
Study: People who love grilled cheese have more sex, are more charitable
Jenny Kutner
Correlation between making someone a grilled cheese sandwich and getting laid still sadly under-explored
Jeb’s foreign policy con: Why his “my own man” campaign is so disingenuous
Simon Maloy
Jeb Bush insists he'll be independent from George W. Bush on foreign policy. It's not happening, and it never will
Anatomy of an Internet freakout: The long, slow death of “Rickrolling”
Colin Gorenstein
The Rick Astley bait-and-switch has become an Internet mainstay. But in 2010, it finally met its match
We can’t take a joke anymore: The inflated dangers of pushing the envelope and crossing the line
Laura Miller
The humble gag has become a ticking bomb in the age of the Internet. Here's why humor has become so fraught
“About Elly”: A masterful thriller — and a portrait of Iran’s conflicted middle class
Andrew O'Hehir
Oscar-winner Asghar Farhadi's unreleased 2009 thriller about the real Iran feels more relevant now than ever
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