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Jon Stewart, Louis C.K., Chris Rock, Stephen Colbert, Conan O’Brien and the behind-the-scenes secrets of comedy’s ’90s glory days
Kliph Nesteroff
Before they were famous, today's brilliant comics toiled on "SNL" or elsewhere -- and despaired of making it big
I was the Mexican-American at a Donald Trump rally
Pat Tomaino
Liberal Massachusetts, far from the border -- what explains the Trump fans? And would they be nice to me?
Ben Carson’s new low: GOP hopeful compares refugees to “rabid dogs”
Sophia Tesfaye
"If there's a rabid dog running around in your neighborhood, you're probably not going to assume something good"
“I’ll take my chances with the brain tumor”: Larry Wilmore devastates Ben Carson’s Geography-gate debacle
Sarah Burris
If Carson's gifted hands aren't enough to trace a U.S. map, "Did his patents wake up with an ear on their foot?"
Bill Maher slams GOP, Ted Cruz for ISIS idiocy: “You can’t wipe people off the map”
Sarah Burris
On Colbert, he calls Cruz "a chicken hawk with a law degree," mocks GOP's militaristic insanity in Middle East
Bill Maher tangles with Stephen Colbert: The “Late Show” host brings out the best and worst sides of his complicated guest
Scott Timberg
Colbert somehow makes Maher seem more likable, without defanging him — can they get a standing TV date?
El Niños wreak havoc everywhere: As we brace for the coming El Niño, here’s why their effects are so dramatic
Simon Winchester
Generated in the vast Pacific Ocean, El Niño's effects are legion -- drought, severe rainstorms, major flooding
Here’s what I’ve got for you, Kid: Lucky for my daughter, she’s half made up of her dad so the bad knees and slow metabolism aren’t a sure thing
Emily Flake
I hope to pass on more than stubby hands & skin problems -- like what it means to be of a people or from a place
Marco Rubio’s American hellscape: The insane science denial that puts the planet in jeopardy
Paul Rosenberg
Rubio, Cruz and other GOP front-runners have it all backwards, and it is time to sound the alarm
10 right-wing conspiracy theories that have slowly invaded American politics
Mark Potok, Don Terry
Paranoia is in our bloodstream. And with the emergence of social media, we're more misinformed than ever before
Ben Carson’s oddball appeal: “The right has not traditionally wanted black conservatives who are all over the map”
Scott Timberg
Salon talks to a scholar of African American conservativism about how Carson fits into that landscape
Marco Rubio is in big trouble: Why the GOP’s extremist fringe is mobilizing against him
Heather Digby Parton
The same forces that deposed Eric Cantor from the House last year are now showing signs of movement against Rubio
America lost in Afghanistan: Anatomy of a foreign policy disaster
Ann Jones
Ten months ago, we celebrated the end of the longest war in U.S. history. Our victory has since proven pyrrhic
America’s post-Citizens United dumpster fire: How the campaigns are blowing holes in what remains of campaign finance law
Simon Maloy
Five years after SCOTUS opened the floodgates, GOP and Dem campaigns find new and exciting ways to mock the FEC
Living the Halloween dream: The fragile beauty of trick-or-treating, the last of our great compulsory community acts
Sonia Saraiya
As "Fresh Off The Boat" observes, trick-or-treating is both precarious and fundamental to the American experience
Carrots are not Halloween candy: Stop telling us what we can — and can’t — hand out for trick-or-treat
Mary Elizabeth Williams
"Responsible parenting" signs in a Connecticut neighborhood stir up controversy over allergy-friendly treats
The man who warned us about Donald Trump, Fox News and the rise of the idiocracy
David Masciotra
With a new biography out and a recent documentary still making waves, it's time to consider Gore Vidal's legacy
Rand Paul’s point of no return: The GOP establishment tells him to back off his White House campaign
Simon Maloy
No one believes Rand Paul will be president -- not even Mitch McConnell, who endorsed him
5 reasons Paul Ryan’s astounding family time hypocrisy matters
Joe Hines
The Wisconsin congressman is ready to fight for a work-life balance -- just not on behalf of the American people
Corporate America’s unforgivable new swindle: Leveling workers’ compensation to nothing
Michael Grabell, ProPublica, Howard Berkes, NPR
One Texas lawyer is helping companies write their own rules. It's a story that's playing out across the country
Babies ruined my orgasm: How trying to have kids sucked all the pleasure out of sex
Gavin Francis
It was hard enough before conception got involved. When trying? Forget it. This science and biology explains why
The voice told me to end my life: This love quieted the voices better than any pill
Jordan Kurella
When he met me, I took one pill to quiet the voices. Now it is our marriage that tethers me to what is real
Howard Zinn: “The American Empire has always been a bipartisan project”
Howard Zinn
In a 2008 essay, Zinn discusses what the classroom didn't teach him about American imperialism
“This is what erasure looks like”: Texas mother shames textbook company into putting slavery back in American history textbook
Scott Eric Kaufman
The textbook had referred to slaves as "workers" who "immigrated" to the United States
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