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Rachel Maddow explains everything wrong with America’s logic-defying Middle East policies
Luke Brinker
Is Iran a U.S. ally or an adversary? Depends which country you're talking about
President Ted Cruz’s dystopian America: The scorched hellscape of a climate-denying White House
Lindsay Abrams
Welcome to the nation of Ted Cruz's dreams — and the planet's nightmares
Where are all the normal atheists? TV’s non-believers always let me down
Kate Cohen
For years I've been watching atheists on TV, searching for someone like me
Taylor Swift ranked greater world leader than Bill Gates, almost as great as Pope Francis
Jenny Kutner
T. Swift managed to be the only pop star on Fortune's list of influential leaders -- and she even beat Jeff Bezos
Jesus would hate you all — and you didn’t build that: The truth about the ultra-rich and their New York Times apologists
Paul Rosenberg
Conservatives are fighting a war on poverty, which really means a war on poor people -- and a defense of the rich
Scott Walker waffles on immigration — again: Why his latest about-face could do him in (UPDATED)
Luke Brinker
Speaking at private dinner, 2016 hopeful abandons his hard line
John Bolton to the rescue! How his raving NYT op-ed helps the Obama administration
Jim Newell
GOP's bluntest hawk explains that the alternative to a diplomatic deal is war with Iran. Thanks for admitting it!
“You hold women in contempt”: Frat culture isn’t an aberration, it’s everything men learn about being a “real man”
Katie McDonough
A top researcher on masculinity tells Salon what's wrong with the idea of "real men" -- and how to change it
5 ways America’s war on drugs is crushing the developing world
Phillip Smith
From Mexico and Central America to West Africa, U.S. prohibition efforts are wreaking havoc on poorer countries
A desolate world without GMO crops: Inside Monsanto’s demented spin campaign
Anna Lappe
Fifty years after "Silent Spring" hit bookstores, Big Ag is still trying to win the public's hearts and minds
Black girls’ sexual burden: Why Mo’ne Davis was really called a “slut”
Brittney Cooper
Just as I was harassed at 8 years old, baseball wunderkind Mo'ne Davis is a target of sexual shaming. Here's why
Fraternities plan to lobby Congress to prevent campus rape investigations
Jenny Kutner
The lobby group FratPAC has a plan to make it even harder for schools to investigate sexual assault
The “X-Files” echo effect: Here’s proof that the legendary series never actually left us
Colin Gorenstein
Following its nine-year run, "X-Files" has been referenced in countless pieces of pop culture
Shame of sexist frat boys: The real reason why their horrible behavior won’t change
Katie McDonough
A clinical psychologist tells Salon about public humiliation, remorse and the possibility of redemption
Jeb’s “James Baker” problem: Why hawks are turning on the “anti-Israel” Bush
Jim Newell
Neocons have determined that Jeb Bush hates Israel, because he talks to James Baker sometimes
Benjamin Netanyahu’s racist remarks may have swung Israeli election, pollster finds
Luke Brinker
Top Israeli pollster says that Netanyahu was losing on Election Day -- until his notorious jibe at Arabs
The Kochs take millions in subsidies in Montana, then try to block Medicaid expansion
Eric Stern
Even GOP legislators are pissed at AFP's campaign to deprive the poor and uninsured of healthcare in this red state
Benjamin Netanyahu’s dangerous worldview: Why his reelection spells doom
Michael Winship
Bibi apologizes for his racist campaigning, but its roots are far deeper and more atavistic than he acknowledges
Speak loudly and get into trouble: Howard Zinn’s enduring lesson about respectability politics
Howard Zinn, Paula J. Giddings
A reflection on his work at Spelman College and its lasting influence on Alice Walker and Marian Wright Edelman
AP Investigation: Are slaves catching the fish you buy?
ROBIN McDOWELL, Margie Mason, Martha Mendoza
The new Gamergate: Angry white men are trying to shut down diverse comics
Matt Binder
Female Thor and Muslim Ms. Marvel are saving the comic book industry, and the misogynist trolls are pissed
America’s ISIS next door: Mexico, billion-dollar cartels and the colossal failure of the war on drugs
Rebecca Gordon
They behead people by the hundreds. And like ISIL, Mexican gangs are flourishing as a result of failed U.S. policy
Mississippi’s last abortion clinic vandalized in the middle of the night
Jenny Kutner
A lone assailant destroyed video cameras and attempted to knock down power lines at the "Pink House"
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