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Robert Plant exclusive: “I don’t want to be stuck in the ’70s or the ’80s”
Stephen Deusner
Iconic rocker keeps turning down millions to reunite Led Zeppelin. He tells us why the future's more fun than past
Sony hack: Jennifer Lawrence, Amy Adams paid less than male costars
Sarah Gray
Sony hack highlights Hollywood pay gap: The "American Hustle" actresses were paid less than their male peers
Updated: Allen West plagiarism bombshell: Tea Party hero lifted passages from viral Internet post
Luke Brinker
Media watchdog exposes the former GOP congressman
“A 21st-century segregationist claim”: Why Giuliani’s race screed is so foolish — and dangerous
Elias Isquith
Author Khalil G. Muhammad tells Salon about the ex-mayor's foul views on race -- but why there's cause for optimism
Elizabeth Warren goes to war: Why the Democratic Party could seriously change — for real, this time
Elias Isquith
Because she's now a party leader, some thought Warren might go easy on Wall Street. Here's what's really happening
The fossil fuel industry’s Jekyll-and-Hyde trick: Back climate reforms while quietly financing lobby to kill them
Lee Fang
Energy companies are talking a good game at the UN climate negotiations in Lima. Their promises ring hollow
Marginalia’s moment: Philip Roth, Don DeLillo and the joys of writing in books
Laura Miller
It's time to stop fetishizing books as sacred objects and start happily defacing them
“These kids are really rich AND they get to fly”: Cristela Alonzo on “Peter Pan,” her immigrant upbringing, and being a Latina in the TV biz
Sonia Saraiya
The woman behind "Cristela" talks to Salon about the current TV landscape and creating a breakout hit
Senator: USAID’s Cuba hip-hop project ‘reckless’
Desmond Butler, Michael Weissenstein, Laura Wides-munoz, Andrea Rodriguez
The good, the bad and the viciously snubbed: Unpredictability rules in Golden Globe nominations
Erin Keane
“Jane the Virgin” deserves acclaim, but “Downton Abbey” has lost its shine — and where is "The Walking Dead"?
Bush official: CIA interrogation tactics weren’t torture, but IRS investigations are
Luke Brinker
Jerry Boykin takes torture defenses to an insane new low
White House’s shameful AUMF request: Give us a blank check for war
Jim Newell
The president says he won't deploy ground troops to fight ISIS -- but he doesn't want the law to forbid that
Good riddance, Darrell Issa: A wasteful blowhard’s humiliating history
Ari Rabin-Havt
The departing House investigative chairman was the king of made-up scandals. Here's why he was a gift to Democrats
When charter schools are nonprofit in name only
Marian Wang
Many institutions are paying for-profit companies for management services, and regulators are taking notice
Perdue’s monumental chicken “hoodwink”: Meet the farmer exposing Big Poultry’s dirty laundry
Lindsay Abrams
The farmer facing retaliation for letting the media into his chicken farm explains why he decided to speak out
Bill Nye, Lawrence Krauss and others smack down media: Don’t call climate deniers “skeptics”
Joanna Rothkopf
"Journalists have granted undeserved credibility to those who reject science"
“No antibiotics ever”: School districts announce bold new standards for chicken
Lindsay Abrams
A coalition of major school districts is putting antibiotic-free chicken on the menu
“A $180 million ego bath”: All the Hollywood stereotypes the leaked Sony emails confirm
Anna Silman
From begging to threats and trash-talking, this exchange is something straight out of "Swimming With Sharks"
It’s official: MoveOn will seek to draft Elizabeth Warren into 2016 race
Luke Brinker
Member vote kicks off campaign to convince senator to run for president
“He should have to stand trial”: Rep. Keith Ellison sounds off on Eric Garner’s killing and civil rights in America
Elias Isquith
Liberal congressman Keith Ellison unloads to Salon about inequality -- and the fight to see #blacklivesmatter
The “manservants” craze: Why women’s sexual fantasies are so embarrassing
Tracy Clark-Flory
A startup is pimping out hot guys to give compliments and open doors. Is this really what female desire looks like?
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