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How to “trick” people into caring about nature
Lindsay Abrams
M. Sanjayan talks to Salon about why conservation is in our own self-interest
The battle for America’s broadband: The Internet debate taking the country by storm
Henry Grabar
As cities clamor to bolster their Internet connectivity, an ideological debate is brewing over how to get it done
The ugly truth about “American Sniper”
Zaid Jilani
It's not as apolitical as critics make it out to be. Clint Eastwood's film offers a warped vision of Iraq and Islam
“Sponsored” by my husband: Why it’s a problem that writers never talk about where their money comes from
Ann Bauer
The truth is, my husband's hefty salary makes my life as a writer easy. Pretending otherwise doesn't help anyone
Lessons from “League of Legends”: Why I taught my son to play violent video games
Katrina Smith
When we play these games, my son confronts nasty race and gender politics – and he's a better person because of it
I won’t fear Muslims
Miranda Richmond Mouillot
When I'm asked if I feel safe in France as a Jew, I know what they really mean. My answer is always the same
We’re not lovin’ it: McDonald’s most notorious scandals
Joanna Rothkopf
From employee treatment to pink slime to the McLibel case, McD's keeps screwing up
You’ve got Lyndon Johnson all wrong: The real story of how a conservative Congress passed the Great Society
Julian Zelizer
Yes, LBJ was savvy and imposing. But he did not arm-twist his way to success — and neither could Barack Obama
Reagan’s bizarre defenders: Rick Perlstein, phony centrism and the strange attack on history
Paul Rosenberg
The right attacked an acclaimed historian's Reagan book. What's really odd is how the sensible, smart set responded
America is one big prison: Why mass incarceration is coming home — literally
Maya Schenwar
House arrests are on the rise, transforming communities of color across the country into open-air jail cells
The true cost of Citizens United: The Roberts Court’s darkest hour revisited
Sean McElwee, Liz Kennedy
Five years ago, conservatives on the high bench changed American elections forever. Here's what happened next
“River’s Edge”: The darkest teen film of all time
Marc Spitz
"River's Edge" understood '80s kids -- and what they'd do to combat that horrible feeling of emptiness
Why wealthy Americans’ delusions about the poor are so dangerous
David Sirota
Regressive state and local tax policies don’t just harm the working class -- they can ruin entire economies
Town once run by polygamist leader is sharply divided
Brady McCombs
GOP wants to define rape… again: How Lindsey Graham reawakened the ghost of Todd Akin
Joan Walsh
Lindsey Graham asks pro-lifers to solve the “definitional problem of rape.” He thinks that'll help. Bless his heart
New Atheists are wrong about Islam. Here’s how data proves it
Elias Isquith
New empirical evidence shows anti-Islam crusaders misunderstand Muslim countries, a political scientist tells Salon
Bob Menendez, Bibi & the GOP: The alliance sabotaging Iranian nuclear talks
Jim Newell
A bipartisan, international group of hawks just can't wait to blow up the administration's diplomatic efforts
Fertility is not a “disease”! How extremists fundamentally misunderstand contraception
Jenn Stanley
On the anniversary of Roe v. Wade, here's what a movement with a long, ugly history looks like today
GOP’s abortion freak-out: How horrible optics caused a “revolt” within the party
Katie McDonough
No, the women of the GOP aren't suddenly moderates -- they're cynics who recognized an extremist ban looked awful
Americans aren’t ready for Mitt, new poll finds
Luke Brinker
Or any other Republican, for that matter
I love Mark Zuckerberg’s book club: Unpacking his quest for literary meaning
Laura Miller
The Facebook founder's book club choices are a useful (and kind of touching!) window into his inner life
Hillary bucks the Iran hawks: Former secretary of state says diplomacy must work its course
Luke Brinker
Likely Democratic presidential contender comes out against sanctions push
These South Koreans are disgusted by American snacks
Joanna Rothkopf
"It tastes like I'm chewing rubber"
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