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America is criminalizing Black teachers: Atlanta’s cheating scandal and the racist underbelly of education reform
Brittney Cooper
Our educational system stacks the deck against Black children -- now we're throwing their teachers in jail
Robert Reich: The rich have bought America’s silence
Robert Reich
The former secretary of labor on the insidious ways colleges and nonprofits are beholden to their wealthy donors
Rand Paul’s Fox News problem: Why warmongers still won’t accept the newly converted hawk
Jim Newell
Paul's becoming more hawkish, but right-wing media hawks aren't applauding him yet. Why should they?
Inside the NBC News “nightmare”: How Brian Williams sent Tom Brokaw into “spasms of anger”
Joanna Rothkopf
We recap the most incredible details from Vanity Fair's explosive new NBC News report
Nestlé’s despicable water-crisis profiteering: How it’s making a killing — while California is dying of thirst
David Dayen
While California suffers through a historic 4-year drought, the corporate giant has made billions on bottled water
“His head was chopped off”: Seth Meyers discovers why you never invite a “Game of Thrones” character to dinner
Colin Gorenstein
When all your life experiences vaguely revolve around violence and tragedy, it can be difficult to relate to people
6 modern-day Christian terrorist groups our media conveniently ignores
Alex Henderson
They don't get the coverage of ISIS or Boko Haram, but organizations like "The Army of God" are no less dangerous
“Polarizing” Hillary Clinton is not the problem: The real origins of our divided politics
Katie McDonough
Clinton isn't a polarizing figure. She's a mirror to our outrageously partisan electorate
Scientology and Elisabeth Moss: What the “Mad Men” star isn’t talking about in interviews
Anna Silman
"Going Clear" reveals shocking details about the church's practices. Should Moss have to address the controversy?
Why Comcast and Time Warner must be stopped: The corporate mega-merger that threatens American democracy
Elias Isquith
It's time for Americans to wake up and stop a new corporate mega-merger, Rep. Tony Cárdenas tells Salon
Sci-fi’s right-wing backlash: Never doubt that a small group of deranged trolls can ruin anything (even the Hugo Awards)
Arthur Chu
Lazy democracy is like an open comments section -- left unmoderated and unguided, the worst people take over
Hateful politics and the Final Four collide in Indiana: “They were told they’re here to play basketball”
Brian Weinberg
As the nation debated Indiana's "religious freedom" bill, the conversation among players and media was more muted
Reza Aslan perfectly explains what Islamophobes are getting wrong about ISIS
Joanna Rothkopf
"A Muslim is whoever says he's a Muslim"
“We should recognize that there are other imperialisms”: A Marxist dissident explains what the left gets wrong about Russia
Charles R. Davis
Socialist activist Ilya Budraitkis tells Salon that it's time to abandon illusions about Putin's Russia
ALEC is threatening to sue the groups calling it out on its climate denial
Lindsay Abrams
The free-market lobbying group says it accepts the scientific consensus on global warming. It's lying.
Wal-Mart put me through hell: Inside the retailer’s pregnancy discrimination horror
Latavia Johnson
America's largest private employer forced me and too many others to choose between our children and our paychecks
Big Oil’s sleazy Africa secrets: How American companies and super-rich exploit natural resources
Tom Burgis
African oil attracts global network of traders, bankers and investors who combine with venal local political cabals
The 8 kinkiest passages of the Bible
Anna Pulley
Dildos, dongs and a near-endless supply of boobs. The Good Book is a whole lot naughtier than we give it credit
“They treated us as if we were murderers”: The trauma of an ICE raid
John Tirman
When ICE agents raided a New Bedford factory, 362 Latinos' lives were upended and the results were devastating
They really have no shame: From the Koch brothers to Woody Allen, how bad actors justify themselves
Jennifer Jacquet
Some keep a low profile. Others hide behind charity work -- or just have no problem with public disapproval
The MLK murder mystery: How slain leader’s death became a true crime whodunit
Matthew Pulver
When Coretta Scott King alleged the feds' involvement in her husband's death, the scary truth was she was right
The Roosevelts who despised each other: The untold story of Eleanor Roosevelt and Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Marc Peyser, Timothy Dwyer
The do-gooder first lady and the acid-tongued conservative writer battled for decades -- and changed D.C. for women
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