Showing results for: group (page 980)
Men keep sticking their hands in running snowblowers
Joanna Rothkopf
Since 2003, 9,000 people have lost at least one finger in a snowblower accident
Taylor Swift hacked: “Who’s paranoid now?”
Anna Silman
The star's Twitter and Instagram accounts were hacked this morning
The Kochs pledge to spend $900 million in 2016. Here’s one thing they’re buying
Katie McDonough
The "socially liberal" David Koch has a history of bankrolling anti-choice groups and candidates
When “political correctness” hurts: Understanding the micro-aggressions that trigger Jonathan Chait
Joan Walsh
A new opus on progressive racial extremism features the liberal writer’s trademark mix of insight and overreaction
Benedict Cumberbatch apologizes for calling black people “colored”
Anna Silman
He used the remark during a discussion about the lack of opportunities for black actors in the U.S. vs. the U.K.
The “lonely” black Republican: Harvard historian on Ben Carson to Jackie Robinson
Elias Isquith
Professor Leah Wright Rigueur tells Salon how Republicans lost African-Americans — and how they might get them back
Christie’s new cash problem: Why raising money won’t be as easy as he thought
Michael Linhorst
Suddenly, fundraising for a 2016 campaign will be no cake walk for the governor -- thanks to these roadblocks
Jamaica is about to decriminalize ganja
Phillip Smith
The island nation most famous for pot consumption could pass legislation legalizing the drug as early as next month
Why are people so obsessed with Scandinavia?
Laura Miller
A British writer fed up with Danish monoculture asks whether Nordic nations have really created the best societies
“Girls” has a friendship problem
Anna Silman
Without their friendships to humanize them, the “Girls” have become unlikeable caricatures of themselves
10 things we get wrong about sex
Carrie Weisman
Size isn't everything, and straight guys aren't nearly as squeamish about their butts as we've been led to believe
“The world has gone to hell”: A weekend at the Iowa Freedom Summit
Robert Leonard
At this weekend's big GOP confab, presidential wannabes competed to woo Iowa caucus goers. Here's who stood out
Rand Paul’s big foreign policy test: Can he beat back the Iran hawks?
Luke Brinker
Presidential contender dings rivals' support for tougher approach. How he could signal a larger shift
Rubio’s 2016 gambit: Maintaining his status as the GOP’s savior-in-waiting
Simon Maloy
Rubio is preparing for a presidential run, and keeping alive the idea that he holds the key to the GOP's future
5 of Sarah Palin’s most insane and incoherent moments
Luke Brinker
This weekend's scatter-brained speech in Iowa was hardly an anomaly
Sports Illustrated to run provocative domestic violence ad ahead of Super Bowl
Jenny Kutner
After initially rejecting the ad, which features a call for Goodell's resignation, SI is stepping up
Federal judge stays Alabama gay marriage ruling for 2 weeks
Kim Chandler, Jeff Martin
Secrets of modern mercenaries: Inside the rise of private armies
Sean McFate
We don't know all the details about the opaque world of military contractors. An expert lays out the real story
You don’t have a soul: The real science that debunks superstitious charlatans
Julien Musolino
Trust science, not myth: Religious hucksters with claims of immortal souls are lying. Let's embrace reality
Americans for Prosperity’s legislative agenda is just Koch Industries’ corporate wish list
Lee Fang
The advocacy group spent $125 million on the midterm elections. Now its founders are cashing in their chips
7 natural wonders that humans could destroy within a generation
Hyacinth Mascarenhas
Unless we take immediate action, the Amazon rainforest and the Great Barrier Reef may be beyond saving
America’s new golden age of black ops: Inside our secret global war abroad
Nick Turse
The U.S. has already launched missions in 105 countries in 2015 -- approximately 80 percent of 2014's total
Page: 980