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“It’s making a strong statement”: Cop charges four teens with felony child pornography … to teach them a lesson
Katie McDonough
A cop in Illinois thinks incarcerating four teenagers for having poor judgment will save them from themselves
“They” is not an acceptable substitute for a real gender-neutral pronoun
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Get right with grammar -- "they" is plural, not singular. Sweden gets the new "hen," why can't English do the same?
Harry Reid’s Mafia beating: Behind this week’s most glorious right-wing conspiracy theory
Jim Newell
Harry Reid said he injured himself in an "exercise accident." A likely story...
How much Scientology is really in “The Master”?: Revisiting P.T. Anderson’s film in the wake of “Going Clear”
Anna Silman
Anderson's fictional group "The Cause" and Scientology do have quite a bit in common
“The end of the world”: Why America misunderstands ISIS — and what you really need to know
Elias Isquith
Your conception of ISIS is scarily -- and dangerously -- incomplete, expert Charles Lister tells Salon. Here's why
The couple that escorts together, stays together? Inside the marriage of an adult-services power cou
Tracy Clark-Flory
Bianca and Rob are New York's highest-rated erotic providers, and they say their marriage is stronger than ever
Fox News contributor says 9/11 was God’s punishment for abortion
Luke Brinker
Pastor Robert Jeffress tells Liberty University that America had it coming
I was a right-wing punching bag: My ill-fated encounter with conservative radio
Harmon Leon
As abusive as the callers were, nothing could have prepared me for Michigan's most popular Christian radio show
“I’m going to spank you now”
Jason Webb
We'd never be perfect together unless I looked into her eyes and told this innocent woman I had a spanking fetish
“It’s your own damn fault!”: Why America’s inequality conversation is such a farce
Elias Isquith
The upcoming campaign is supposedly going to be about inequality. Here's why it's just another plutocratic charade
The cost of GOP’s Benghazi hysteria: Why the U.S. is really pulling out of Yemen
David Apgar
First Congress wasted tax dollars with a sham hearing. Now it's dictating foreign policy with the threat of another
Scott Walker’s discrimination flip-flop: He was against it, now he’s all for it
Luke Brinker
In 2013, Walker touted his state's LGBT protections. Now, he's lending support to Indiana's odious anti-gay law
Say my name: Facebook’s unfair “real names” policy continues to harm vulnerable users
Lil Miss Hot Mess
The community standards still fail users who don't answer to their legal names -- for reasons Facebook can't ignore
My personal Libertarian hell: How I enraged the movement — and paid the price
Edwin Lyngar
I used to be a Libertarian. Then I had the gall to criticize them in an article -- and here's what happened next
The right’s Bergdahl calamity: How Bill O’Reilly & Rush Limbaugh discard America’s norms
Heather Digby Parton
Once upon a time, prisoners of war weren't treated like terrorists, and people got their day in court. That's over
It’s Bill Kristol’s party: Why there’s no room for GOP foreign policy debate anymore
Jim Newell
As the James Baker fracas has shown, anything short of maximal hawkishness is no longer welcome in the GOP
Why Jamie Foxx’s Bruce Jenner “his-and-her” joke backfired
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Social media bites back after a controversial routine
When a kidnapped child comes home: The surprising emotional intelligence of “Finding Carter”
Sonia Saraiya
MTV's soapy "The Face on the Milk Carton"-esque drama continues to get teen angst right
GOP’s Obamacare mendacity: Paul Krugman explains why health reform is working — despite the horror stories
Luke Brinker
You wouldn't know it listening to the right wing, but the Affordable Care Act is proving a real success
“A malign force in American history”: Why you should be terrified of the Supreme Court
Elias Isquith
Ridiculous theories, destructive effects and evil tragedies are SCOTUS trademarks, expert Ian Millhiser tells Salon
Small investors blame losses on brokers they once trusted
Bernard Condon
Conservatives’ history problem: Why they’re doomed by their own “Golden Age”
Michael Lind
Compare the heydays of progressives and conservatives -- and it's clear which one fared better for Americans
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