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Battling racism theme of some Rio Carnival parades
Adriana Gomez Licon
Laura van den Berg is the best young writer in America
Claire Cameron
Laura van den Berg's debut novel "Find Me" is earning deserved comparisons to Margaret Atwood and Kazuo Ishiguro
“They have killed our good president”: Remembering the horror of the Lincoln assassination
Martha Hodes
In an age of telegraphs and daily papers, the shock and disbelief of Lincoln's death spread slowly across America
Your vitamins are lying to you: Why Big Herba is out of control
Lynn Stuart Parramore
We often hear about the evils of Big Pharma, but it's not the only medicine industry putting your health at risk
Lincoln’s assassination: Terrorist plot or crackpot conspiracy?
Philip Eil
Historian Harold Holzer examines the evidence in his upcoming true-crime book on America’s most infamous murder
The First Amendment as we know it today didn’t exist until the ’60s
Bert Neuborne
Neither the text nor history is a reliable guide to interpreting the amendment. And don't ask the current SCOTUS
Noam Chomsky: America paved the way for ISIS
Noam Chomsky
The famed linguist and philosopher on the conflict in Iraq, Israel and the myriad dangers of U.S. foreign policy
Lincoln’s final hours: Moment by moment, inside Ford’s Theatre and the home where the president died
Richard Wightman Fox
It was a scene of horror and disbelief, yet those who were there recall feeling inspired to live worthy of the man
“You’re too vanilla”: Confessions of a sexually tame gay man
Mark Jason Williams
I like sex in a bed, with no lights, and my eyes closed. After another guy dumped me, I wondered: Could I open up?
“It was crazy sh*t”: Ayahuasca, vomiting and my search for a spiritual experience
Britany Robinson
I traveled into the jungle to try the fabled hallucinogen. I found something -- but not what I expected
Something is working: The comic geniuses of “SNL” owe a huge debt to Second City
Kelly Leonard, Tom Yorton
Second City knew the all-white-dude approach wasn't working -- it left out too many stories. Here's what they did
Faith-fueled forces of hatred: Obama’s religion speech was troubling — but not for the reasons the right alleges
Jeffrey Tayler
It's not that religion gets twisted and misused for evil. The cruelty is embedded in the very texts
Port truckers have gained two key victories, but the pain of deregulation persists
Paul Rosenberg
To see what's wrong with deregulatory, neoliberal economics, look no further than the struggling port truckers
EXCLUSIVE: America’s last great convention: Mondale, Jackson & Hart dish to Salon about wild 1984 DNC
Phil Hirschkorn
EXCLUSIVE: From "Tale of two cities" to behind-the-scenes drama, political icons tell us about the classic '84 DNC
“The Last Five Years” makes the case for why artists shouldn’t marry young
Suzy Evans
Anna Kendrick and Jeremy Jordan star in an elegy for the starter marriage in this new musical film
“I no longer love blue skies”: What life is like under the constant threat of a drone attack
Hyacinth Mascarenhas
Victims from Pakistan, Yemen and Somalia reflect on the devastating human cost of U.S. airstrikes
KKK issues “call to arms” over Alabama same-sex marriage ruling
Keegan Hankes
The hate group melts down after a federal court rules an amendment banning same-sex marriage unconstitutional
Glass Animals: We’re still trying to convince our moms that music is a good career choice
The Weekly Feed
The English indie rock group on their debut album, hip-hop, sexy beats and the hidden meanings in their lyrics
We are not a Christian nation: Ronald Reagan, John F. Kennedy and the eternal lie of the “city upon a hill”
Peter Manseau
John Winthrop's "city upon a hill" dominates presidential rhetoric and our self-understanding. Here's the problem
America’s real racial terror: How lynch mobs & barbaric violence haunt us today
Elias Isquith
It's time to recognize our history of lynchings as a form of racial terrorism. Here's what it means today
7 things “50 Shades of Grey” won’t teach you about BDSM
s.e. smith
Enjoying kinky sex doesn't make you a broken or damaged person, despite what the new E.L. James adaptation suggests
Noam Chomsky: “The world that we’re creating for our grandchildren is grim”
Sarah Gray
The intellectual sat down with Jacobin to discuss ISIS, Israel and climate change
Is Chris Christie the odd man out? How rapidly developing GOP ’16 field hurt him
Jim Newell
It seems unthinkable that Chris Christie wouldn't run. But where, really, is the space for him?
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